Human Rights Watch Among Pegasus Spyware Targets
The targeting of a Human Rights Watch staff member with Pegasus spyware underscores the urgent need to regulate the global trade in surveillance technology, Human Rights Watch said today.
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NIH Study Shows COVID Shot Affects Menstrual Cycle
Women around the globe have reported changes in their menstrual cycles following COVID-19 shots.
The Spectacular Failure of COVID Shots
The COVID shots are an abysmal failure in every way possible. Data analysis from around the world show a negative correlation between "vaccination" rates and worsening infection rates and other health trends.
Liars, Propagandists and The Great Reset
January 12, 2022, “Rising” cohost Ryan Grim reviewed the content of the National Institutes of Health emails released by the House Oversight Committee Republicans.
AT&T and Verizon will delay 5G expansion in Comply with Request from FAA and Transportation Department
Opposition to 5G technology has been ongoing for years due to various significant risks associated with it.
How COVID Shots Suppress Your Immune System
Stephanie Seneff, Ph.D., a senior research scientist at MIT for over five decades, discusses her latest paper, “Innate Immune Suppression by SARS-CoV-2 mRNA Vaccinations.
Investigating a Massacre, Iraq Should Address Root Causes
On December 31, Iraqi security forces killed 20 people from a single family in a raid on a home in Jableh district in Babil governorate, south of Baghdad.
Syria: German Trial for Wartime Atrocities Opens
(Berlin) – Judges in Frankfurt, Germany will begin hearing evidence on January 19, 2022 in a trial involving allegations of torture and murder by state agents during Syria’s decade-long brutal armed conflict, Human Rights Watch said today.
The start of the second trial in Germany for crimes against humanity committed
Planet Lockdown Documentary
Planet Lockdown is a documentary on the situation the world finds itself in. We spoke to some of the brightest and bravest minds in the world including epidemiologists, scientists, doctors lawyers and a prince.
Child Marriage Remains Prevalent in Nigeria
(Abuja) – Child marriage remains prevalent in Nigeria because the federal and state governments have not adequately enforced laws to prevent it, Human Rights Watch said today.
Nigeria: Child Marriage Violates Girls’ Rights
(Abuja) – Child marriage remains prevalent in Nigeria because the federal and state governments have not adequately enforced laws to prevent it, Human Rights Watch said today.
Singapore: Tightening the Screws on Speech
(New York) – The Singapore government ramped up its all-encompassing control over speech and association in 2021 with a new law aimed at ostensible foreign interference, and unrelenting harassment and prosecutions of the few critical voices, Human Rights Watch said today in its World Report 2022. “Singapore’s new Foreign Interference
Kazakhstan: Protect Human Rights During Crisis
(Berlin) – Kazakhstan authorities have failed to prioritize protecting human rights during the country’s current crisis, and should urgently cancel any order to shoot to kill without warning and uphold the rights of those in detention, Human Rights Watch said today in its World Report 2022. More broadly, Central Asian
Russia: Repression Escalates
(Moscow) – Russian authorities unleashed a full-fledged witch hunt on civic groups, independent media and journalists, political opposition and other critics in the run-up to the parliamentary election in September 2021, Human Rights Watch said today in its World Report 2022. The actions decimated civil society and forced many activists, journalists,
Germany: Conviction for State Torture in Syria
(Berlin) – The conviction of a former Syrian intelligence officer for crimes against humanity by a German court is a ground-breaking step toward justice for serious crimes in Syria, Human Rights Watch said today.
The judgment is a meaningful moment for civilians who survived torture and sexual abuse in Syria’s