Arrest Warrant Issued for Putin for War Crimes? Hold on a Minute!
By Janet Phelan The International Criminal Court at the Hague has issued an arrest warrant for President Vladimir Putin of Russia. NPR reports that “The…
Human Rights
The Remarkable Underground Railroad
By Neenah Payne Daring Escape from Auschwitz features the enormous courage of Rudolf Vrba (Walter Rosenberg) and Alfréd Wetzler who escaped from the Auschwitz concentration…
The Aftermath of Ola Bini’s Unanimous Acquittal by Ecuadorian Court
By Veridiana Alimonti On January 31, the Swedish free-software developer and computer-security expert Ola Bini was declared innocent in a unanimous verdict by a three-judge…
The Ongoing Tragedy of the Rohingya Crisis
By Emily Thompson Rohingya refugees continue to suffer one calamity after another. Last week, a fire blazed through a cramped refugee camp in southern Bangladesh,…
Pentagon Blocks US From Sharing Info on Alleged Russian War Crimes With ICC
By Dave DeCamp The Pentagon is blocking the Biden administration from sharing evidence of alleged Russian war crimes with the International Criminal Court based in…
“Hope For Assange?” With Guest Julian’s Brother Gabriel Shipton
By The Ron Paul Liberty Report Julian Assange’s brother Gabriel Shipton joins the Liberty Report in-studio today to discuss his new film, ithaka, detailing the…
Gov’t Apologizes to Indigenous Groups for Wind Turbines That “constituted a violation of human rights”
By B.N. Frank Opposition to wind projects on land and offshore continues to increase worldwide due to significant economic, environmental, health, and safety issues associated…
The Belmarsh Tribunal For Julian Assange: March 4
By Neenah Payne In the video Anti-War Activist Infighting Reaches Boiling Point; Evidence US Assassinated Haiti PM To Stop China, Kim Iversen listed the 10…
State Legislation Introduced to “prohibit mandatory medical treatment unless the manufacturer of the product can be held liable for injuries”
By B.N. Frank Undoubtedly there are people who have been and will always be willing to take experimental drugs and treatments without holding manufacturers liable…
Can Activism Spark Change in Iran?
Op-Ed by Amanda Warren The West’s history of intervention in Iran has often been fraught with human rights abuses, coups and the ongoing spectre of…
US Judge Says Families of 9/11 Victims Not Entitled to Afghan Central Bank Funds
By Dave DeCamp A US judge has determined that families of the victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks are not entitled to Afghan central…
Is DHS Really Going To Stop Using Chokeholds; Limit No-Knock Warrants; Respect Human Life?
By Joe Cadillic According to a recent DHS press release, President Biden’s “Executive Order to Advance Effective, Accountable Policing and Strengthen Public Safety” has forced…
Inside an Australian Quarantine Camp
By Bobbie Anne Flower Cox After I won my landmark “quarantine camp” lawsuit against Governor Hochul and her Department of Health a few months ago, people…
In Complete U-turn, US Issues Temporary Sanctions Waiver To Allow Aid For Syria
By The Cradle US officials and Western media have tried to portray sanctions as harmless, despite the impact they have had on humanitarian assistance for…