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UN: Make Reporting on Covid-19 in Prisons Mandatory

(New York) – Many countries around the world are not monitoring and reporting on Covid-19 infection, death, and mitigation efforts in detention settings, health and human rights experts said in a new statement. UN agencies such as the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the World Health Organization

Remote Workers Relocating to Cheaper Cities, Pushing Out Some Locals

The coronavirus pandemic solidified the idea people don’t have to show up at an office to get work done.

It Tastes so Good, but Is It Poisoning Your Loved Ones?

STORY AT-A-GLANCE This article was previously published May 18, 2019, and has been updated with new information.

“Pandemic Treaty” will hand WHO keys to global government Suggested clauses would incentivize reporting “pandemics”, and see nations punished for “non-compliance”

The first public hearings on the proposed “Pandemic Treaty” are closed, with the next round due to start in mid-June. We’ve been trying to keep this issue on our front page, entirely because the mainstream is so keen to ignore it and keep churning out partisan war porn and

This Nutrient Could Cut Tumor Growth Up to 67%

STORY AT-A-GLANCE Dietary fats are essential to your good health.

Blueberry Extract Can Improve Wound Healing

STORY AT-A-GLANCE Chronic wounds are a pervasive problem.

HRW Opposition to CARE Court, California SB 1338

Senator Tom Umberg Senator Susan Talamantes Eggman California State Senate Sacramento, Ca.

HRW Opposition to CARE Court, California AB 2830

Assembly Member Mark Stone Chair, Judiciary Committee California State Assembly 1021 O Street, Suite 5740 Sacramento, CA 94249 Re: Human Rights Watch’s Opposition to CARE Court (AB 2830) Dear Assembly Member Stone: Human Rights Watch has carefully reviewed AB 2830[1] and the proposed framework for the Community Assistance,

You have just 24 hours left to have your say on the WHO’s “Pandemic Treaty”

Since December of last year the World Health Organization has been developing a new “international treaty on pandemic prevention and preparedness”. Such a treaty is likely to include international digital ID papers, as well as commitments to making and marketing new “vaccines” in less than three months You can read

50% of Women Had a False-Positive Mammogram After 10 Years

STORY AT-A-GLANCE The effectiveness of consistent early screening mammograms has been studied for many years with mixed results.

NYC is Rising Again and So Are Rent Prices, Driving Some Tenants Out

People who fled New York City during the coronavirus pandemic to live with relatives or to second homes are returning, driving up rental prices and ending the hopes of young people who want to live in their own apartment. The New York Times spoke with some of those tenants, including

Cardamonin Shows Promise for Improving Tumor Therapy

STORY AT-A-GLANCE According to the American Cancer Society, the average risk for a woman in the U.S.

Cameroon Needs to Protect Prisoners from Cholera Outbreak

At least six inmates in Cameroon’s second largest jail, the “New Bell” prison in Douala, have died since March from the country’s cholera outbreak.