US Environmental Agency Greenlights Neurotoxic Pesticide

Last week, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a proposed interim decision that would allow for continued use of the neurotoxic pesticide chlorpyrifos.

Warming Herbs For Winter Health

Prevention and preparedness are two essential ingredients to weathering illness and health setbacks during the winter months.Seasonal herbal medicine is an empowering tool to support wellness.

How France Can Help Brazil's Amazon Defenders

Over the past year, France has been an outspoken voice on the mounting crisis in the Brazilian Amazon, calling international attention to the disastrous environmental policies of President Jair Bolsonaro. But if France genuinely hopes to help Brazilians save the world’s largest rainforest, there is more it can and

Update: More Than 50,000 Doctors & Scientists Sign Declaration Opposing COVID Lockdowns

More than 44,000 scientists and doctors as well as more than 446,000 people have signed the Great Barrington Declaration, opposing a second COVID-19 lockdown because, according to them, it's doing much more harm than good. Why are opinions and narratives that oppose the WHO being censored, ridiculed, and

Human Rights Watch Briefing Note for the Nineteenth Session of the International Criminal Court Assembly of States Parties

The states parties of the International Criminal Court (ICC) will meet from December 14 to 16, 2020 in The Hague for the annual session of the Assembly of States Parties (ASP) and, tentatively, from December 17 to 23, 2020 in New York in a resume session. Although the session was

Belarus Escalates Crackdown on Independent Journalism

On December 3, a court in Minsk stripped TUT.BY of its media license over allegedly spreading “false information.” TUT.BY is one of the most popular online outlets in Belarus, reporting on a broad range of social and political issues, including police abuse against peaceful protesters. According to Belarusian

Are We Being Told The Truth About COVID-19? Professor Sucharit Bhakdi

Below is an interview with renowned scientist Dr.Sucharit Bhakdi discussing the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Reality of “Psychic Dreaming” Explained By Ex Defense Intelligence Agency Director

Dale E.Graff, a physicist and former director of the US government/Stanford remote viewing program shares his knowledge about dreaming, and how we can all experience what he calls 'Psi' dreaming.

South Korea: Scrap Bill Shielding North Korean Government

(New York) – The South Korean National Assembly should reject a proposed law that would criminalize sending leaflets, information, money, and other items to North Korea, Human Rights Watch said today. If enacted, the law would violate South Koreans’ rights to freedom of expression and would make engaging in humanitarianism and

Hong Kong: Drop Cases Against Democracy Activists

(New York) – Hong Kong authorities should drop all criminal cases and release from custody those arrested or convicted for their peaceful participation in pro-democracy protests, Human Rights Watch said today. These include Joshua Wong, Agnes Chow, and Ivan Lam, who were sentenced on December 2, 2020, to 13-and-a-half months, 10

New Study Claims Vaccinated Children Appear To Be “Significantly Less Healthy” Than Unvaccinated

A new study has examined some health outcomes of vaccinated children and unvaccinated children.

Bangladesh: Halt Rohingya Relocations to Remote Island

(New York) – The Bangladesh government should immediately halt imminent relocations of Rohingya refugees to remote Bhasan Char island, Human Rights Watch said today.

Ensuring High-Quality International Criminal Court Judges

In early November, during the lead-up to a critical election at the International Criminal Court (ICC), the court’s member countries hosted roundtable discussions with candidates to sit on the ICC’s bench. The members are due to elect six new judges, a third of the court’s 18-member bench,

22 Scientists Publish Paper Claiming The PCR Test Is “Useless” For Detecting COVID-19 Cases

22 researchers have put out a paper explaining why, according to them, it's quite clear that the PCR test is not effective in identifying COVID-19 cases.

Covid-19 & Celebrity Humanitarianism

(AP Photo/Chris Pizzello) On the 12th November 2020, an article appeared in the Daily Mail about three powerful men sharing a beach holiday: Twitter’s Jack Dorsey, Hollywood’s Sean Penn and the reclusive Israeli billionaire, Vivi Nevo. The story slipped under the radar, almost unnoticed by a public