Demand for Justice for Azimjon Askarov’s Death
Kyrgyzstan authorities have yet to conduct an independent investigation into the death in detention on July 25, 2020, of the human rights defender and journalist Azimjon Askarov
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Belarus: Unprecedented Raids on Human Rights Defenders
(Berlin) – Belarusian authorities carried out a day of massive, unprecedented raids and detentions against the Belarus human rights community on July 14, 2021, Human Rights Watch said today.
Philippines Loses a Press Freedom Fighter
The Philippines lost one of its foremost press freedom fighters Wednesday night.
NSA reading private communications from journalists who disagree with Democratic agenda
Tucket Carlson is being notified by a whistleblower that he is being targeted by the NSA
New massive Lawsuit to fight Big Tech in US
Trump Announces MASSIVE Lawsuit To Fight Big Tech
Kazakhstan: Crackdown on Government Critics
(Berlin) – Authorities in Kazakhstan have targeted at least 135 people across the country with criminal investigations and prosecutions for alleged participation in banned “extremist” political opposition groups, Human Rights Watch said today. Over the last three years, the authorities have increased their misuse of vague and overbroad criminal charges relating
Canadian surgeon FIRED for voicing safety concerns over Covid jabs for children
Dr Christian making a statement to media calling for a halt to children being vaccinated against Covid19, June 17th 2021
Dr Francis Christian, practising surgeon and clinical professor of general surgery at the University of Saskatchewan, has been immediately suspended from all teaching and will be permanently removed from his
More Than Half of Positive PCR Tests Unlikely To Have Been Infectious
In a letter to the editor published in the Journal of Infection, researchers explain that more than half of all "positive" PCR tests are likely to have been people who are not even infectious.
Germany’s New Surveillance Laws Raise Privacy Concerns
The German parliament amended two laws on June 10th granting enhanced surveillance powers to segments of the federal police and intelligence services.
Facebook Has Removed 16 Million Pieces of Content & Added ‘Warnings’ On 167 Million
Journalist Laurie Clarke has published a piece in the British Medical Journal about the censorship of science, and who these Big Tech "fact-checkers" really are.
How Social Media Giants Took Over World Power and We Didn’t Notice
Back in 2008, Facebook seemed so new and fun – you could chat with your friends, upload photos, and meet new people.
Pakistan: Escalating Attacks on Journalists
(New York) – A recent series of attacks and growing pressure on journalists who criticize the Pakistan government is a cause for serious concern, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and the International Commission of Jurists said today. Those suspected of criminal responsibility should be promptly and fairly prosecuted.
The Pakistan government
Transgressing the Logic of the New Tyrannical Normal
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Outrageous Crackdown on Freedom of Expression Continues in Belarus
Democratic governments and international organizations are this week expressing shock and outrage over the unlawful forced landing of a Ryanair plane in Minsk, and the consequent arbitrary arrest of prominent Belarussian activist and journalist Raman Pratasevich and his girlfriend, Sofya Sapega. But despite statements of condemnation by key international actors,
Burundi: Entrenched Repression of Civil Society, Media
(Nairobi) – Burundi’s scrutiny and control of media and nongovernmental organizations, and the conviction after deeply flawed proceedings of 12 journalists and activists in exile have a continued chilling effect on their work, Human Rights Watch said today.
Almost one year after President Évariste Ndayishimiye’s inauguration, the authorities