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Republican Candidates Push Pocketbook Pitch Immigration
Some Republican candidates are learning how to use pocketbook politics to trump the bipartisan establishment’s don’t-mention-the-money narrative on migration.
Venezuela: Now is Not the Time to Reduce Global Scrutiny
I recently tried a virtual reality experience by Venezuelan activists that recreated a cell in Helicoide, the notorious detention center in Caracas operated by local intelligence services.
Doctors discover Graphene is being transmitted from the COVID Vaccinated to the Unvaccinated, destroying Blood Cells & causing Blood Clots
In his latest set of slides of blood samples taken from both “vaccinated” and unvaccinated people, Dr. Philippe van Welbergen demonstrated that the graphene being injected into people
Hong Kong: 47 Lawmakers, Activists Face Unfair Trial
(New York) – Hong Kong authorities should immediately drop the politically motivated charges and release 47 prominent elected legislators and activists charged under the abusive National Security Law, Human Rights Watch said today. Following the lifting of a media ban on August 18, 2022, it became public that the prosecution had
Egypt Seeks “Exceptional” Treatment by the IMF
Egypt is seeking a new loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to address the fallout from a sharp increase in prices that has had devastating impacts on people’s economic rights.
South Sudan: Use Peace Deal Extension for Reforms
(Nairobi) – South Sudanese leaders should address chronic insecurity, rights abuses, and the worsening humanitarian situation during the country’s extended transition period, Human Rights Watch said today. Regional and international partners should enhance pressure and leverage to ensure that institutional reforms are completed, the rule of law is restored, and
The Taliban Cannot Kill the Spirit of Afghan Girls and Women
The first thing I want to say is I’m sorry.
Biden Calls on Syria to Return Journalist 'Disappeared' a Decade Ago
American journalist Austin Tice went missing in Damascus, Syria, 10 years ago this week.
United Nations Penalizes Criticisms Against Elitist Takeover
STORY AT-A-GLANCE There's clear coordination, globally, of censorship.
Sri Lanka: New President Should Chart Path Upholding Rights
(New York) – Sri Lanka’s new president, Ranil Wickremesinghe, should ensure that his administration adopts measures to protect the basic rights of all Sri Lankans, Human Rights Watch said in a letter published today outlining key human rights concerns. Wickremesinghe was sworn in as president on July 21, 2022, after
Mali: Rights Reforms Crucial for Civilian Rule
(Nairobi) Mali’s authorities should act to uphold fundamental freedoms and the rule of law during the new two-year timetable for transitioning to civilian rule, Human Rights Watch said today.
Saving Lives in Time of War
The alternative to war constrained by the laws of armed conflict, or international humanitarian law, is what is known as total war—war fought without any effort to minimize harm to civilians; indeed, war fought to maximize civilian harm as a deliberate strategy. War is ugly, but total war is
Ukraine War: Biowarfare and the Theft of Billions
STORY AT-A-GLANCE For years, Ukraine was recognized as one of the most, if not "the" most, corrupt nation in Europe.
Sri Lanka’s Economic Crisis and the IMF
Sri Lanka’s economic turmoil has become a full-blown political crisis and humanitarian emergency.
