Why Is Facebook Banning Users Who Share The “Plandemic” Movie?
Facebook has been banning users ability to share a film called Plandemic.YouTube, Twitter and Google have also heavily censored the film.
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Two More Philippine Activists Murdered
On August 17 in the central Philippine island of Negros, unidentified gunmen fatally shot Zara Alvarez, a legal worker for the human rights group Karapatan.
People are Seeking Change in Belarus. Instead, They’re Being Mercilessly Beaten and Detained
“If you see an ambulance driving by, be aware; it’s not real ambulance, it’s riot police,” a young man says under this breath.He smiles and disappears into a dark courtyard.
Cambodia: End Violence Against Detainees’ Families
(Bangkok) – The Cambodian authorities should stop harassing and forcibly dispersing family members protesting the detention of opposition political activists, Human Rights Watch said today.
Muzzling Journalists: Morocco and Algeria Can Agree on That
Morocco and Algeria are neighbors and rivals, sharing one of the world’s longest closed-land borders, vying for diplomatic supremacy in the Maghreb region, sparring over Western Sahara, and insulting each other’s governments daily via state-influenced media. But recent prosecutions of journalists highlight one thing the two countries have
China: New Hong Kong Law a Roadmap for Repression
(New York) – Hong Kong authorities have rapidly begun to apply the new National Security Law to prosecute peaceful speech, curtail academic freedom, and generate a chilling effect on fundamental freedoms in the city, Human Rights Watch said today.
The law, which China’s government imposed on June 30, 2020, is
Social Media Giants Remove Viral Video of Doctors Talking About Coronavirus, Masks & Treatment
A group of "frontline" doctors talking about the coronavirus, masks, and Hydroxychloroquine has been deleted by Social Media giants.
Russia Commences Bogus Terrorism Trial Against Journalist | Human Rights Watch
Today, the trial against journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva is set to start in Pskov, Russia, on groundless charges of publicly supporting terrorism.
Philippines: Rappler Verdict a Blow to Media Freedom
(Manila) – The conviction of a prominent journalist for criminal libel is a devastating blow to media freedom in the Philippines, Human Rights Watch said today.
Russia: Journalists Held Over Peaceful Pickets
Update: On May 29, police in Moscow arbitrarily detained 30 more people, including journalists, district council representatives and activists who were conducting single person pickets in protest of the arrest of Ilya Azar and the detention of his supporters. Two journalists who were covering the pickets on assignment from their
The Top Three “Alternative” Treatments For Covid-19 That’ve Been Ridiculed By Mainstream Media
Multiple "alternative" treatments have shown success with regards to treating COVID-19 patients.
Russia: Court Convicts Journalist for Activism
Update: On October 2, a court in Krasnodar sentenced Yana Antonova to 240 hours of mandatory labor.
WaPo, CNN pile on in attempt to discredit American Herald Tribune
In responding to an attack on a media venue about which I care a lot, this Canadian from Alberta Canada is being pulled into the swamp. I find myself showering repeatedly to try to wash away the scum from the quagmire created by CNN and the Editorial Board of the
Coronavirus: Media reveals a very familiar agenda
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The initial, blaring, bright-red headlines over the outbreak of the novel coronavirus appear to be slowing down. Maybe it won’t be apocalyptic after all.
While the number of cases continues to rise, the mortality rate is dropping. Nearly 6000 reported patients have resulted, at the time of
Reasons Why Many People Refuse The Flu Shot
Despite the fact that Facebook and other platforms like Google are censoring important information pertaining to vaccines, science is science and should be made freely available.
