Racism Is Rampant in US Reproductive Health Care

Racism permeates every aspect of life in the United States, so much so that women of color encounter racism when it comes to their sexual and reproductive health, a situation exacerbated by gender and class discrimination. In a submission to the United Nations in advance of its review of US

Myanmar: Japan-Trained General Linked to Abusive Forces

(Tokyo) – A Myanmar army general who received military training in Japan served as a high-ranking officer in a regional command that has been implicated in serious abuses in ethnic minority areas, Human Rights Watch said today. From August 2021 to July 2022, Brig. Gen. Tin Soe was based at Eastern

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NOW SERVING Psychedelic Culture Hey! It’s me, Jackee.I founded DELIC as a creative outlet to help the emerging psychedelic space translate information to a mainstream audience.

Brazil: Indigenous Rights Under Serious Threat

(São Paulo) – The Brazilian government has adopted policies that seriously threaten the rights of Indigenous peoples, Human Rights Watch said today, the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. The administration of President Jair Bolsonaro has undermined the government agency tasked with protecting those rights, issued regulations that

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STORY AT-A-GLANCE It's always been my goal to empower individuals to take control of their health.

Covid, Ukraine & the real “enemy”: an open letter to Vanessa Beeley

Journalist Vanessa Beeley wrote this today on her Telegram channel “When are people going to realise we all face one enemy and that there is no time for “neutrality”? There is no time for division over the concepts created by the enemy to divide and distract. Focus on the enemy”

Moon Magic: Aquarius Full Moon

Full Moons are a time of culmination and completion of cycles that call our attention to turn inward and reflect on what is no longer serving our growth and development.

Sri Lanka: New President Should Chart Path Upholding Rights

(New York) – Sri Lanka’s new president, Ranil Wickremesinghe, should ensure that his administration adopts measures to protect the basic rights of all Sri Lankans, Human Rights Watch said in a letter published today outlining key human rights concerns. Wickremesinghe was sworn in as president on July 21, 2022, after

Mali: Rights Reforms Crucial for Civilian Rule

(Nairobi) Mali’s authorities should act to uphold fundamental freedoms and the rule of law during the new two-year timetable for transitioning to civilian rule, Human Rights Watch said today.

25 Years To Be Grateful For

STORY AT-A-GLANCE Even before the 2020 pandemic, the happiness index in the U.S.

CNN's Egan: 'Recession Fears' and People Reaching 'Breaking Point' Where They Drive Less Are Factors in Gas Price Decline

On Monday’s “CNN Newsroom,” CNN Business Reporter Matt Egan stated that the decline in gas prices is “happening for a lot of reasons,” but “not all of them are good.” And that two of the factors are “Recession fears” that have caused oil prices to drop and led to

McDonald's Cuts McPlant Burger from Menu After Trial Run

Fast-food company McDonald’s has decided following a trial run that it will pull the McPlant from the menu of some of its U.S.eateries for the time being, Fox 9 reported on August 1.

Tenney: Reconciliation Bill Will Have 'Negligible' Impact on Climate, America Is 'Only about 12%' of Emissions

On Monday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” Rep.

Saving Lives in Time of War

The alternative to war constrained by the laws of armed conflict, or international humanitarian law, is what is known as total war—war fought without any effort to minimize harm to civilians; indeed, war fought to maximize civilian harm as a deliberate strategy. War is ugly, but total war is

Climate Crazies Launch Legal Assault Against Plan for New Nuclear Plant

Despite the ongoing energy crisis, climate crazies have launched a legal challenge aimed at preventing the construction of a new nuclear power plant in the UK.