Australian airport security guards made travellers hand over phones and passwords. Human rights activists have expressed concern over the practice, calling it a violation of privacy.
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Amnesty International has issued a statement calling on Italy to change its strict anti-Covid-19 policies to prevent possible discrimination against unvaccinated people after a recent government decree. The same condemnation will apply to other regimes that dare to impose separate development (apartheid) on their citizens.
Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos have become even richer, and more than 160 million people have fallen below the poverty line during the pandemic.
Spain is calling for Covid-19 to be treated as an endemic disease, like the flu, becoming the first major European nation to explicitly suggest that people live with it.
Serbia is used to injustice; the former tennis player has told the deported world number one. Novak Djokovic’s Australian exit over his Covid vaccination status is the latest injustice against his country, an ex-player has claimed while referencing the illegal NATO bombings which the champion endured as a child in Belgrade.
Turning illustrated pages we discover in clear layman’s terms everything we need to know about the phenomenal rise to twice-elected power of a highly decorated veteran of the frontlines of the Great War’s most ferocious battles.
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The Italian police union has sent a letter to the Interior Ministry insisting the pink Covid-19 masks with which officers have been issued risk damaging their reputation. Law enforcement officers’ masks should be black, white, or blue, in keeping with their uniform, the union asserted this week. They asked why, two years into the pandemic, it hadn’t been possible to source more suitable alternatives.
The European Medicines Agency wants to put warning labels on Covid-19 jabs made by AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson, saying there was a ‘reasonable possibility’ they may have caused a spinal inflammation.
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