Kosovo War Crimes Court Can Promote Justice on All Sides
While eyes were fixed on elections in the United States last week, a president in Europe resigned to face trial for atrocity crimes committed more than 20 years ago.
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Biden Administration Should End US Assault on United Nations
US President-elect Joe Biden should move quickly after his January 20, 2021 inauguration to end the Trump administration’s sustained assault on the United Nations and restore funding for lifesaving UN agencies the outgoing administration sought to undermine.
The Trump administration stopped funding vital humanitarian agencies whose missions it viewed
US: Biden Should Act to Ensure Rights for All
US President-elect Joe Biden should set out a comprehensive plan to prioritize human rights in the next administration, Human Rights Watch said today.
COVID-19: A Precursor To "The Great Reset”
Global chaos has always been a precursor to big change on our planet, this initiative by 'the powers that be' is now being called "The Great Reset." Are problems created by those who want to propose the solution? Do naturally occurring issues become hi-jacked to implement greater measures of control?
US: President Should Set a Human Rights Foreign Policy
The United States should strive to be a world leader on human rights.Human Rights Watch offers 12 priorities for the next US administration to create a rights-focused foreign policy.
US: Voters Choose Biden as President
(New York) – US President-elect Joe Biden should reverse four years of regression on human rights and immediately work to place respect for rights at the forefront of US laws and policies, Human Rights Watch said today.
As the Associated Press, Fox News, and other media organizations project that Biden has
Yemen: Jailed Journalists Face Abuse, Death Penalty
(Beirut) – Four journalists arbitrarily detained by Houthi authorities in Yemen since 2015 face the death penalty and receive inadequate medical care, Human Rights Watch said today.
Same Story, Different Decade: How WHO’s Definition of a Global Pandemic Benefits Big Pharma
During the years leading up to 2009, the World Health Organization worked alongside vaccine manufacturers, namely GlaxoSmithKline, to ensure that European and African countries entered into contracts to vaccinate their citizens in the event of an unforeseen global flu pandemic
The Establishment of the African Union Hybrid Court for South Sudan
On August 25, Transitional Justice Working Group of South Sudan, Human Rights Watch, and Institute for Security Studies held a webinar for the African Union (AU) Peace and Security Council (PSC) members and other officials to discuss the urgency for the establishment of the AU Hybrid Court for South Sudan,
Positive Association Found Amongst COVID Deaths & Flu Shot Rates Worldwide In Elderly
A recently published paper has found a positive association between COVID-19 deaths and influenza vaccination rates in elderly people worldwide.
Some South Korean Doctors & Politicians Call To Stop Flu Shots After 48 People Die
The number of South Koreans who have died after getting flu shots has risen to 48, but health authorities in South Korea have found no link between the vaccine and the deaths.
WHO Estimates 35 Million Infected With COVID, Putting Infection Fatality Rate At 0.14%
Executive director of the World Health Organization's (WHO) Health Emergencies Programme Dr.
‘Lockdown Is More Harmful Than COVID’ – Stanford Professor of Medicine
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, a Professor of Medicine at Stanford University recently gave an interview stating "there is more harm from the lockdown than there is from COVID."
Lockdown Is More Harmful Than COVID
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One of Europe’s Leading Neurologists Claims Masks Are Dangerous & Explains Why
One of Europes leading neurologists, Dr.Margareta Griesz-Brisson, MD, PhD, recently gave an interview sharing her opinion that masks are dangerous and should not be mandated.