Efforts to free WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange from Belmarsh Prison in the UK was increased this week ahead of the G7 summit with action in Geneva, a petition, and an intervention by the UN special rapporteur on torture.
A Canadian soldier has been charged with mutiny, a capital offence after calling on troops not to distribute the killer Covid-19 vaccine. He has been charged for allegedly trying to encourage fellow servicemen to defy orders in distributing what he called the ‘killer Covid-19 vaccine’, the Department of National Defence has said.
Snowden was right: Celebration and calls for pardon after European court rules UK spy agency GCHQ’s online snooping was illegal. Could dissident journalist Julian Assange be released after the Washington DC, dubbed ‘The Great Satan’ by critics, suffering a humiliating debacle over Western suppression of ‘inconvenient journalism’?
A team of over 1,000 lawyers and over 10,000 medical experts led by Dr. Reiner Fuellmich have begun legal proceedings against the CDC, WHO & the Davos Group for crimes against humanity.
A WWII veteran has told the story of how he was a goalkeeper in the Sunday football league at Auschwitz. Ron Jones, 94, played in football matches organised by the camp administrators at the labour complex. The pensioner played in goal for the Welsh team in the games against other British prisoners of war.
A leading Christian Democrat politician in Finland is facing up to two years in prison after being charged with hate speech over LGBT-critical comments made on social media, including quoting a verse from the Bible.
On Tuesday, Twatter (sic) issued a 12-hour suspension against the account of a professor of philosophy and law and a deputy of the anti-migrant patriotic Spanish Vox party, Francisco Jose Contreras, on grounds of ‘incitement to hatred.’ Contreras had affirmed a simple biological fact that ‘a man cannot get pregnant. A man does not have a uterus or ovaries.’
An Italian judge in Catania has ruled that the leader of Italy’s popular anti-migrant League party, Matteo Salvini, shouldn’t stand trial over claims he kidnapped a group of migrants in July 2019 when he refused to let them disembark.
Chahinez, a 31-year-old mother of three originally from Algeria, died in Mérignac, near Bordeaux, after being burned alive by her serial-psycho 45-year-old husband, sparking a wave of indignation and protests. Around 300 people, friends and neighbours gathered for an hour in silence near the scene of the tragedy, placing flowers, candles, and a message:
‘We will not forget you,’ was written on the sidewalk where the Algerian woman tragically and needlessly died.
Police in the Swedish municipality of Vimmerby have arrested and charged a well-known politician from the liberal, pro-mass migration Centre Party with multiple counts of child rape.
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