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Slavery is on the ballot for voters in 5 US states

The US Constitution bans enslavement or involuntary servitude except as a form of criminal punishment

EU prosecutor’s office opens investigation into COVID vaccine purchases

The EPPO didn’t specify who was being investigated, or which of the EU’s vaccine contracts are under scrutiny.

Turkish prosecutors seek jail term for 12 ex-admirals over Montreux Convention statement

The prosecutors said that the Montreux Convention had been used as a “tool” by the retired admirals to target the government

EU continues American Big Tech battle with big Google fine

It's getting increasingly expensive for Alphabet to operate in Europe after back to back years of 10-figure fines on the continent

Germany: Critic of Islam gets six months in prison without parole for “hate speech” for criticizing Islam

The journalist spoke the truth about Islam so he is going to be made to pay as an example to others to keep silent & go along

Austria: No murder charges against four Afghan Muslim migrants involved in rape and murder of 13-year-old girl

The question that arises is: Why?

Norwegian feminist facing up to three years in prison over tweets

#LetWomenSpeak hashtag is trending

Politico: Navalny aide says the jailed Russian dissident has disappeared

"As long as we don’t know where Alexei is, he remains one-on-one with the system that has already tried to kill him", says spokesperson

‘No Justice, No Booty’: Portland strippers continue organizing for better working conditions two years after Stripper Strike

Sex workers were left without access to aid during the pandemic and created mutual aid groups to make ends meet

UN puts a spotlight on Turkey’s jailing of lawyers, judges in sham cases

The UN reported that between 2016 and 2022 more than 1,600 lawyers were prosecuted and 615 were placed in pretrial detention

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