France Should Change its Laws to Fight Impunity for Serious Crimes
A landmark conviction in Germany of a former Syrian intelligence official for crimes against humanity a year ago was a breakthrough in the fight for justice for atrocities in Syria.
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Love Spells for the Witch in You
Love is in the air and with it comes the undeniable power of the love spell.Sex, held hands, shared kisses– all of this intimacy creates quite an emotional buzz.
Killing of Tyre Nichols Shows Structural Problems in US Policing
The United States is bracing for further details in yet another horrific police killing of a Black man, this time Tyre Nichols in Memphis, Tennessee.
The Long – Yet Still Uneven – Arc of International Justice
The events of 2022 brought renewed attention and support for accountability for serious international crimes.
AIDS – The True Story
It is now clear that AIDS was the first attempt to convince the world that everyone was threatened by a new pandemic.
Morocco: Saudi Man at Risk of Forced Return
(Beirut) – Moroccan authorities may extradite a Saudi citizen to Saudi Arabia, where he is at serious risk of arbitrary detention, torture, and an unfair trial, Human Rights Watch said today.
Report: Socialist Argentina and Brazil Plan Joint South American Currency
The leftist governments of Argentina and Brazil will soon begin proceedings for the creation of a new common currency, tentatively called “sur” (South), the Financial Times claimed in a report on Sunday.
The goal of the project would reportedly be reducing regional reliance on the American dollar and creating the
In Belarus, Jailed for Protecting Loved Ones
Last week, a court in Brest, Belarus sentenced Daria Losik to two years in prison for an interview she gave about her incarcerated husband, Ihar Losik, to independent broadcaster Belsat, which Belarusian authorities have labeled extremist.
The court found that by calling her husband a political prisoner and criticizing authorities
West Bank: New Entry Rules Further Isolate Palestinians
(Jerusalem) – New Israeli guidelines on access to the West Bank for foreigners threaten to further isolate Palestinians from loved ones and global civil society, Human Rights Watch said today.
KC Fed President: We're Looking at 'Pretty Low Growth' Despite Stimulus that Boosted Demand
During an interview with Bloomberg on Friday, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President Esther George stated that despite fiscal stimulus and monetary policy creating lots of demand, “we are looking at still pretty low growth” due to constraints in supply. George stated, “[O]ne of the things I think
Paradise of Madness
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It is said that the mad do not know they are mad. They live with a certainty of everything. They never doubt. They shuffle through common knowledge until they pick out their stance as if it were a pearl inside a sea-stained shell, neither
San Francisco Art Gallery Owner Arrested for Spraying Homeless Woman with Hose
The owner of a San Francisco art gallery who was caught on video spraying a homeless woman on the sidewalk with water from a garden hose has been arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery in the incident. Video of the encounter was posted to the Internet and went viral. As
Prominent Pakistan Rights Lawyer Gunned Down in Court
The respected lawyer and human rights defender Abdul Latif Afridi was shot and killed inside the Peshawar High Court on Monday.
Sea Rescuers Still Waiting for Justice in Greece
Sarah Mardini and Sean Binder were thrown in jail on baseless charges for helping rescue migrants and asylum seekers in the Mediterranean Sea in August 2018.
Living in a Fascist Country
The move towards the Great Reset started many years ago.
