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The European Court of Human Rights convicts country for climate change, a historic first

The ECHR vindicated a group of elderly Swiss who had appealed against their country - We will analyse this decision, says the Swiss government - This is only the beginning, comments Greta Thunberg

Edi Rama on the Beleri case: Albania is not Siberia, learn in Greece to respect justice

Albanian PM's confrontation with Sakis Ioannidis, Greece's representative to the European Economic & Social Committee, at a workshop in Brussels - He spoke of Athens' "delusional" approach to the issue

Turkish journalist in Sweden faces fresh indictment and trial in Turkey over published article

This isn’t the first time the Swedish-based journalist has become the focus of an indictment

US Department of Education “Pride” Seminar advocates puberty blockers for kids (video)

Features children talking about teachers hiding their "transitions" from parents and reporting students who "misgender" them

Debanking has arrived: Farage pursues legal action as he’s left without bank account

“The establishment are trying to force me out of the UK by closing my bank accounts… If they can do it to me, they can do it to you too”

Providence: Albania jails elected Greek Mayor – Analysis

The Greek minority makes up Albania’s largest ethnic minority. It is an indigenous minority and recognized by Albania as a national minority

Russia bans transgender surgeries

Russia sees the LGBTQ propaganda as a decline of Western "values"

Indiana & Idaho ban trans treatments for minors

“Permanent gender-changing surgeries with lifelong impacts and medically prescribed preparation for such a transition should occur as an adult, not as a minor”

Wyoming outlaws abortion pills, becoming first state to enact ban

Morning-after pills, a contraceptive medication used shortly after sex but before a woman can confirm her pregnancy, will be exempt from the ban

El Salvador: 2,000 more to prison – They will “never return to the streets”

The measures have reduced killings & have proved widely popular among Salvadorans - Since the crackdown began there have been 200 days with no homicides at all

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