Law & Order
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Why Novak Djokovic lost his fight to stay in Australia – and why it sets a concerning precedent
On one side is a tennis superstar who is unvaccinated and has raised concerns about receiving the vaccination. Maria O’Sullivan…
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Behind the Unrest in Kazakhstan
In this Q&A, Crisis Group explains that demonstrators’ varied demands reflected discontent with worsening inequalities and calcified leadership and discusses…
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Basmah bint Saud: Saudi princess released from jail after almost three years
Princess Basma bint Saud was detained in March 2019 as she prepared to fly to Switzerland for medical treatment. BBC…
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How Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes went from the cover of Forbes to being found guilty on charges of fraud
And Elizabeth Holmes was confident. Jordan Hayne with wires ABC News It was an apparently unshakable belief in her product…
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J. Edgar Hoover’s Legacy: Spying On Democracy
In 2021, FBI agents, dressed in plainclothes, were embedded in Portland’s racial justice protests. Melvin A. Goodman CounterPunch Agents alerted…
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JFK Revisited: Oliver Stone and the New JFK Fact Pattern
When Oliver Stone first ambles through Dealey Plaza in Dallas in the opening frames his new documentary JFK Revisited: Through the…
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Tasoula Hadjitofi Interview | Culturescope
Tasoula Hadjitofi, “The Icon Hunter,” is renowned worldwide for her work combatting art trafficking. She claims that each of us…
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When A Prison Sentence Of 10 Years And 6 Months Turns Into Forever
When the rules changed, these people were left behind in Angola and forgotten for decades. Jessica Schulberg HuffPost Leroy Grippen…
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Ghislaine Maxwell is guilty, but the toxic fallout from Jeffrey Epstein’s life is far from over
The decisions handed down in a Manhattan courtroom could also herald the start of a new chapter in the #MeToo…
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Russia shuts down another prominent human rights group linked to Memorial International
The Human Rights Centre keeps a running list of individuals it classifies as political prisoners, including Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.…
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Julian Assange’s lawyers launch appeal against extradition to the US
Lawyers for Julian Assange have launched an appeal before Britain’s Supreme Court against a High Court ruling that he may…
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“One Country, One Law”: The Sri Lankan State’s Hostility toward Muslims Grows Deeper
Critics have called the move “incomprehensible”, but it is readily understood as a way to divert discontent among the government’s…
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Right-wing role models and guns are killing America
America has gone soft on eradicating right-wing extremism, resulting in a nation of gun violence and senseless death, writes Philip…
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Ensuring Justice Is Done And Seen To Be Done
Every person before the courts rightfully expects a fair trial, and a fundamental principle of the Australian court system is…
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Cyprus: Turkish Occupation and Unpunished Crimes Against Women and Children
On December 16 and 17, Democracy Today, an NGO that focuses on human rights issues, organized its annual international conference in…
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Tortured to death: Myanmar mass killings revealed
Eyewitnesses and survivors said that soldiers, some as young as 17, rounded up villagers before separating the men and killing…
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