The Names & Faces of 150 Bilderbergers who controlled COVID-19 Pandemic response
Over 150 Bilderbergers (of the 1,861 who are still alive) have played important parts in the Covid-19 event.
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The UN Human Rights Council Should Address the Rapidly Growing Human Rights Crisis in Tunisia
The Human Rights Council should urgently address the deterioration of the human rights situation in Tunisia, four human rights organizations said today as the 53rd Council’s session is underway.
More than 100 Organizations Urge a Centralized Process for a Chance to Come Home
The Honorable Alejandro Mayorkas
Secretary of Homeland Security
Washington, DC 20528 June 20, 2023 Re: More than 100 Organizations Urge a Centralized Process for a Chance to Come Home Dear Secretary Mayorkas, We the undersigned organizations respectfully request that you facilitate the returns of unjustly deported people with pending requests
Lebanon: Enforce Anti-Torture Law
(Beirut) – Lebanon has made no tangible progress in halting torture by security officials five years after passing an anti-torture law, nine organizations including Human Rights Watch said today on the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture.
The following is their statement: Lebanon: 5 Years On, No Tangible Progress
Democratic Republic of Congo Wants More from ICC
The Democratic Republic of Congo is requesting the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate the upsurge of violence and abuses in the embattled eastern province of North Kivu.
UN Public Service Day Marked amid Uncertain Future
Today marks 20 years since the first “United Nations Public Service Day,” which annually commemorates the contribution of the public sector and public services to the global development process.
Questions and Answers: How Sanctions Affect the Humanitarian Response in Syria
(Beirut) – In the aftermath of the massive earthquakes that struck southern Turkey and northern Syria on February 6, 2023, calls to lift sanctions on Syria went viral on social media, sometimes backed by oversimplified claims that sanctions were preventing emergency humanitarian aid from reaching Syria. Various Syrian government entities and
Taliban Central Bank Governor Talks Business with Chinese Ambassador
The Taliban’s “acting” central bank governor, Mullah Hidayatullah Badri, met with Chinese Ambassador Wang Yu on Thursday in Kabul to discuss “the economy, banking relations, business, and some related topics.” Badri became the finance minister of Afghanistan after the fall of Kabul in August 2021, but he switched jobs
Rule by Decree: The Emergency State’s Plot to Override the Constitution
“Rule by indefinite emergency edict risks leaving all of us with a shell of a democracy and civil liberties just as hollow.”Justice Neil Gorsuch
We have become a nation in a permanent state of emergency. Power-hungry and lawless, the government has weaponized one national crisis after another in order
Confidential Pfizer Documents confirm Deagel’s Shocking 2025 Depopulation Forecast is on Target & not just an Estimation
A controversial forecast by Deagel, a global intelligence and consulting firm, gained attention in 2020 for its startling prediction of a significant depopulation event across the Western World by 2025.
This was a very bold claim to make.
‘Your Government is trying to kill you’ is even bolder.
But unfortunately,
To the WEF, WHO and UN: Get out of our country, you are not welcome here
On Sunday, retired police constable Mark Sexton and lawyers Philip Hyland and Hannah Rose, with involvement and direction from a senior human rights barrister, released a video statement to explain their judicial review application to the High Court in London. Their application, submitted on 9 June 2023, aims to force
From Net Zero to Glyphosate: Agritech’s Greenwashed Corporate Power Grab
Today, in the mainstream narrative, there is much talk of a ‘food transition’.
How the Censorship Industry Works, and How We Can Stop It
STORY AT-A-GLANCE In this video, I interview Mike Benz, executive director for the Foundation for Freedom Online.
Honduras: Strong Action Needed on Corruption
(Tegucigalpa) – Honduras should take urgent steps to fight corruption, a structural problem that undermines human rights throughout the country, Human Rights Watch said in a briefing paper sent today to President Xiomara Castro and United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres.
The ongoing negotiations to create a UN-backed commission – the Comisió
Honduras Briefing: Strong Action Needed on Corruption
Corruption is a structural problem that undermines human rights throughout Honduras.
