Julian Assange Speaks for First Time Since Release: ‘I am not free today because the system worked’
At a meeting of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) on Tuesday morning, Julian Assange addressed…
Tag: Justice
Relocation of the US Marines Corps from Okinawa to Guam Still Ongoing–as Are the Rapes Off-Base
The Kyodo News reported that Guam Governor Lou Leon Guerrero has said about 100 US Marines will move to…
Drone Program Whistleblower Released After 33 Months, Has Bone to Pick with Biden’s Special Counsel
Ruthlessly persecuting government whistleblowers has become a month-to-month routine from the Trump Administration on into Biden’s. While the results…
BREAKING: ICJ Grants Provisional Measures Against Israel, Calls on Israel to Fulfill Obligations Under Genocide Convention
The International Court of Justice has decided it has jurisdiction to rule on the provisional measures submitted by South…
Summary of Arguments: South Africa vs Israel Regarding the Crime of Genocide in Gaza
“In our application, South Africa has recognized the ongoing Nakba of the Palestinian people,” was the first sentence spoken…
South Africa Forces the Biden Administration to Come Out in Favor of Israel in Obvious Gaze Genocide Case
The International Court of Justice is set to hear South Africa’s 84-page case of genocide levied against Israel, a…
Could Lawfare Against the US Arms Industry Make the World Safer?
A series of Yemeni nationals have come to the US to file lawsuits against the American arms industry contractors…
“Publishing is not a crime”: Major Newspapers Sign Letter Telling Biden to End Persecution of Julian Assange
Five major news outlets have signed a letter urging President Biden to end his charging of Wikileaks founder Julian…