Questions and Answers on the Right to Social Security
Multiple overlapping crises are threatening human rights worldwide.
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Universal Social Security Can Reduce Poverty, Inequality
(New York) – Governments and international lenders like the International Monetary Fund and World Bank should create and support universal social security systems in accordance with their human rights obligations, Human Rights Watch and Development Pathways said today in releasing a question-and-answer document about the subject. Amid intersecting conflicts, economic crises,
Conservatives to Speaker Kevin McCarthy: ‘Hold the Line' on Debt Ceiling
WASHINGTON, DC – Republicans in the House are rallying behind Speaker Kevin McCarthy in his negotiations with President Joe Biden over the debt ceiling, as conservative leaders are circulating a memo encouraging McCarthy to “hold the line” on critically important spending reforms as the essential core of any deal with the
Chemtrails are not a theory, they are a conspiracy fact
In 2014 a whistle-blower described how she discovered the US Air Force was involved in chemtrail operations.
Macron and Replacement Migration: How raising the pension age led to a French dictatorship
French President Emmanuel Macron recently triggered Clause 49.3 of the French Constitution (applicable since 1958) to force a raising of the pension age from 62 to 64 without the consent of France’s parliament, the Assemblée Nationale. This is a form of governance otherwise known as dictatorship.
The likely
Apocalyptic Catastrophe Looms: Deagel’s Horrific 2025 Depopulation Forecast is supported by Official Excess Death Figures in the Millions & Confidential Pfizer Documents
A controversial forecast by Deagel, a global intelligence and consulting firm, recently gained attention for its startling prediction of a significant depopulation event by 2025.
The Bilderbergers meet in secret for the 69th time
The 69th Bilderberg Meeting, a secretive conclave of global power brokers, kicked off yesterday in Lisbon, Portugal, with issues on the agenda including transnational threats, artificial intelligence, and America’s leadership in world affairs.
About 130 participants from 23 countries have confirmed their attendance.
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The Unholy Trinity: Soros, Schwab, and Bill Gates – The Architects of our Dystopian Past, Present & Future
In recent years, the names George Soros, Klaus Schwab, and Bill Gates have become synonymous with influence and power.
Netherlands Land Grab: Dutch farmers prepare for a battle
Despite the election results and the outrage, the Dutch government is pushing ahead with its plans to destroy Netherlands’ agricultural sector.
Reflections on Iraq 2003: Witnessing History, Documenting Civilian Harm
Twenty years ago, on May 12, 2003, I crossed a US Navy-built bridge into southern Baghdad and a world most people knew only from TV coverage.
Organizational Sign-On Letter on Sinema-Tillis Bill
The undersigned organizations urge the Senate to oppose S.1473, introduced by Senators Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) and Thom Tillis (R-NC).
Torture Trial in US Highlights Gaps in Law
The trial of a private United States citizen accused of torture as part of an alleged unlawful firearms manufacturing scheme in Iraq opened in the state of Pennsylvania yesterday.
Mexico's President Slams Ron DeSantis for Migration Curbs
Mexico’s president slammed Florida Gov.Ron DeSantis on Monday just hours before a phone meeting with President Joe Biden scheduled for Tuesday.
Why Do We Keep Feeding the Merchants of Death?
STORY AT-A-GLANCE According to mainstream media, the Ukraine war is going well and Russia will be solidly defeated.
Russia: Law Targets International Criminal Court
(Berlin, May 5, 2023) – Russia’s adoption on April 28, 2023, of a law criminalizing assistance to foreign and international bodies is an affront to victims of serious crimes, Human Rights Watch said today.
The law prohibits cooperation with international bodies, “to which Russia is not a party,” such as