Kansas City Under Investigation for Alleged Human Rights Violations After Doxxing Chiefs’ Kicker Harrison Butker
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com ^
| 5/16/2024 | JIM HOFT
Kansas City is now in the crosshairs of a significant investigation for potential human rights violations following the doxxing of Harrison Butker, the kicker for the Kansas City Chiefs. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has taken a strong stance, announcing an investigation under the Missouri Human Rights Act to uphold the freedoms
guaranteed by the Constitution. “My office is demanding accountability after Kansas City doxxed Harrison Butker last night for daring to express his religious beliefs,” AG Bailey announced. “I will enforce the Missouri Human Rights Act to ensure Missourians are not targeted for their free exercise of religion,” he...
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1 in 26 Uyghurs Jailed, Accounting 1/3 of China's Prison Population: Uyghur Human Rights Project Report
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Asian News International ^
| 1 in 26 Uyghurs jailed, accounting 1/3 of China's prison population: Uyghur Human Rights Project rep
An annual report by a Uyghur advocacy group revealed ongoing persecution in China's far-western Xinjiang province, with an estimated 1 in 26 Uyghurs jailed, accounting for a third of China's prison population, 3.5 times the world's highest rate of imprisonment. A
new Uyghur Human Rights Project (UHRP) report indicates that Uyghurs, Turkic and other non-Han peoples in the Uyghur Region account for more than a third (34 per cent) of China's estimated prison population, despite making up only one per cent of China's overall population. When accounting for the total regional population, the Uyghur region has the highest prison rate...
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The US is expected to announce sanctions against IDF unit for human rights abuses
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Jerusalem Post ^
| 4/20/24 | Barak Ravid
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is expected to announce sanctions against the IDF’s Netzah Yehuda Battalion in the next few days, according to three American sources. The
sanctions are a result of human rights violations against Palestinians in the West Bank. This will be the first time that the United States government has imposed sanctions on an Israeli military unit for its activities in the West Bank. The sources stated that the American sanctions will prohibit the transfer of US military aid to the Netzah Yehuda Battalion, will prevent its soldiers and officers from taking part in training with...
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J6 Prisoner Jake Lang Leaves Message with TGP’s Jim Hoft – Jake Is Being Tortured at the Brooklyn MDC Prison – HERE IS HIS HORRIFYING PHONE CALL – Where are the Human Rights Groups?
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Gateway Pundit ^
| April 16, 2024 | Jim Hoft
Two weeks ago, General Michael Flynn and The Gateway Pundit’s Jim Hoft held a Twitter space for Jake Lang who was “celebrating” his fourth birthday in prison. Jake
has not been tried yet in a DC Kangaroo Court for his actions that day. After the phone call Jake was removed from his cell in the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center and placed in isolation. No one has heard from Jake Lang since then. On Monday afternoon Jake Lang left a horrifying message on Jim Hoft’s phone. Jake Lang is being tortured in the Brooklyn MDC
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Yuval Harari: "Human rights are like heaven and like God, just a fictional story that we have invented and spread around".
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X ^
| Jan 26, 2024 | Brandon Taylor Moore @LetsGoBrando45
ransomnote: 1 minute 30 second video at link.On XJan 26, 2024
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International court rules Switzerland violated human rights in landmark climate case brought by 2,000 women
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CNN ^
| April 9, 2024 | Laura Paddison
An international court in France on Tuesday ruled Switzerland’s failure to adequately tackle the climate crisis was in violation of human rights, in a landmark climate judgment that could have a ripple effect across the globe. The
European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg, France delivered its ruling in a case brought by more than 2,000 Swiss women, the majority of whom are in their 70s, against Switzerland’s government. They argued that climate change-fueled heat waves undermined their health and quality of life, and put them at risk of dying. The court ruled that the Swiss government had violated...
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European court rules human rights violated by climate inaction
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BBC ^
| April 9 | BBC
A group of older Swiss women have won the first ever climate case victory in the European Court of Human Rights. The women, mostly in their 70s, said that their age and gender made them particularly vulnerable to the effects of heatwaves linked to climate change. The
court said Switzerland's efforts to meet its emission reduction targets had been woefully inadequate. It is the first time the powerful court has ruled on global warming. Swedish campaigner Greta Thunberg joined activists celebrating at the court in Strasbourg on Tuesday. "We still can't really believe it. We keep asking our lawyers, 'is...
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Swiss climate policy shortcomings violated human rights, top court rules
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Reuters ^
| April 9, 2024 | By Gloria Dickie, Kate Abnett and Christian Levaux
STRASBOURG, France, April 9 (Reuters) - Europe's top human rights court ruled on Tuesday that the Swiss government had violated the human rights of its citizens by failing to do enough to combat climate change. The
European Court of Human Rights's (ECtHR) decision on the case brought by more than 2,000 elderly Swiss women set a precedent that will resonate across Europe and beyond for how courts deal with a growing trend of climate litigation. The Swiss women, known as KlimaSeniorinnen, argued their government's climate inaction put them at risk of dying during heatwaves. In her ruling, Court President Siofra...
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Deadly Israeli strike on residential building ‘apparent war crime’: Human Rights Watch
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The Hill ^
| 04/04/2024 | NICK ROBERTSON
Human Rights Watch said Thursday that an Israeli strike on an apartment building in Gaza City last October was an “apparent war crime,” citing no military rationale behind the attack after a months-long investigation. The
Oct. 31 strike killed at least 106 civilians, including 54 children, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said in its report. The report “found no evidence of a military target in the vicinity of the building at the time of the Israeli attack, making the strike unlawfully indiscriminate under the laws of war,” the group said. “Israeli authorities have provided no justification for the attack.” The findings...
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Report: Biden to Consider Cutting Arms to Israel over ‘Human Rights’
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Breitbart ^
| 03/19/2024 | JOEL B. POLLAK
National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan confirmed Monday that the Biden Administration would consider cutting off arms sales to Israel if it did not submit a report explaining how its use of the weapons complies with international law. Sullivan
added that he expected Israel to provide such a report, but did not rule out ending U.S. supplies to Israel. From the White House briefing transcript: Q Thank you, Jake. The deadline for Israel to comply with the National Security Memorandum … is coming up on Sunday. Has Israel responded in writing? MR. SULLIVAN: So, first, when you say “to comply,” what...
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Powerful LGBTQ advocacy group the Human Rights Campaign welcomes man they know is convicted PEDOPHILE to gala, after previously handing him prestigious award
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Daily Mail UK ^
| February 17, 2024 | Ruth Bashinsky
A prominent North Carolina LGBTQ advocacy group welcomed a known-convicted pedophile to their gala - despite knowing about his criminal past. Chad
Turner, 45, was one of the attendees at the February 10 Human Right Campaign annual event, called 'Without Exception,' that was sponsored by Bank of America. HRC Press Secretary Brandon Wolf and Democrat State Senator Lisa Grafstein both spoke at the dinner that was held at the Le Meridien Charlotte. Turner was previously awarded an honor by the HRC, who refused to say at the time whether they knew of his child abuser past, Reduxx reported. Turner, a...
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Biden, Democrats Give Israel 45 Days to Submit Human Rights Report
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Breitbart ^
| 02/10/2024 | Joel B Pollack
The Biden administration, after urging by left-wing Democrats, issued a memorandum Thursday that will require Israel to submit a report within 45 days on its compliance with international humanitarian law in its war against Hamas terrorists in Gaza. The memorandum, announced by the White House, theoretically applies to any country that receives
weapons from the United States and is actively involved in armed conflict. But the White House all but admitted Friday that it was targeted at Israel.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders Wants U.S. Aid to Israel Linked to Human Rights Reporting
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UPI ^
| JAN. 16, 2024 | Chris Benson
In a move tied to U.S. aid to Israel, the U.S. Senate will vote Tuesday on a resolution that could force the State Department to provide Congress reports on any possible human rights violations committed by Israel in Gaza. "We will be voting on a very simple question: Do you support asking
the State Department whether human rights violations may have occurred using U.S. equipment or assistance in this war?" said Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., last week on the Senate floor. A floor vote on the resolution -- made possible under a clause in the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961...
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Mass Killer Tries to Sue Norway for Alleged Human Rights Breach
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Euronews ^
| 07/01/2024
Norway's most prolific peacetime killer is claiming his prison life in solitary confinement is illegal. Anders
Behring Breivik, the Norwegian right-wing extremist who killed 77 people in a bomb and gun rampage in 2011, will try for the second time on Monday to sue the Norwegian state for allegedly breaching his human rights. Breivik claims his solitary confinement since being imprisoned in 2012 amounts to inhumane treatment under the European Convention of Human Rights. Norway favours rehabilitation over retribution - and Breivik is held in a two-story complex with a kitchen, dining room and TV room with an Xbox, several...
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China Imposes Ban On US Firm That Reported On Uyghur Human Rights Violations In Xinjiang
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Outlook India ^
| 27 DEC 2023
Access to the region by journalists, diplomats and others is tightly controlled by China, as is movement outside the region by Uyghurs, Kazaks and other Muslim minorities.China has said it will impose ban on US research company and two analysts who extensively reported on alleged human rights violations against Uyghur Muslim community
in the country’s Xinjiang region. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning was quoted as announcing late Tuesday night that Los Angeles-based research and data analytics firm Kharon, its director of investigations, Edmund Xu, and Nicole Morgret, a human rights analyst affiliated with the Centre for Advanced Defence Studies, would...
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Journalist on human rights in Gaza: "Stupidity and naivety hide behind the concern"
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Arutz Sheva ^
| 19/12/23
It was published today that human rights organizations filed a petition several weeks ago against the IDF for forcing evacuation of patients from Kamal Eduan hospital, whose director, Ahmed Kahlot, was found to be a member of Hamas. In his interrogation in Israel, Kahlot said: "I was recruited to Hamas in 2010
at the rank of lieutenant colonel. There are employees in the hospital who are military operatives of Izz ad-Din Al-Qassam - doctors, nurses, paramedics, clerks, staff members." Greenzeig wrote that this is "a good opportunity to remember the petition of human rights doctors who received a call from...
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Legislation that provides nature the same rights as humans gains traction in some countries
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CBS News ^
| December 9, 2023 | BY BEN TRACY, KERRY BREEN
We've all heard of human rights and civil rights, but what about the rights of nature? A
growing global movement is working to give plants, animals and ecosystems some of the same legal protections as humans, and in some countries, it's leading to new legislation. Panama is one of the only nations in the world with a country-wide rights of nature law. The legislation was just used to help shut down one of the largest copper mines in the world. Callie Veelenturf was the driving force behind the law. The 31-year-old Massachusetts native is a marine biologist who has been...
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Op-Ed: Pocatello Awards Drag Queen Story Time an Award for “Human and Civil Rights,” Igniting Concerns from Parents Over Child Exposure to Gender Confusion
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Idaho Dispatch ^
| Dorothy Moon
They tell us it’s not happening in Idaho. They also tell us it’s a good thing that it is. Earlier
this week, the City of Pocatello honored a drag queen story time group with their “Human and Civil Rights” award. They specifically lauded the group for “providing educational spaces for children.” It’s clear that this award was given in response to recent protests by concerned parents against exposing children to drag events and the gender confusion they promote. It’s no exaggeration to say that there are people out there who really are after your kids, and they will call anyone...
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Pallywood strikes again! Chief of Comms of Human Rights Watchdog caught LYING about Israel 'abusing' teen
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Twitchy.com ^
| 11/28/2023 | Chad Felix Greene
Search... Pallywood Strikes Again! Chief of Comms of Human Rights Watchdog Caught LYING About Israel 'Abusing' Teen Chad Felix Greene Chad Felix G Pallywood, the affectionate term used to describe the pattern of Palestinian media releasing false, manipulated or staged photos and videos which the media happily eats up. Even
for them this one is pretty terrible. Meet Muhammad Shehada, Chief of Comms @EuroMedHR Gazan Writer & Analyst. His organization describes themselves as: Euro-Med Monitor, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor. Defending Freedom Throughout Europe & the MENA Region. ISRAEL BROKE BOTH ARMS OF THIS CHILD IN PRISON Then left him 8...
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Canada's human rights commission suggests Christmas and Easter holidays amount to 'systemic religious discrimination'
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The Blaze ^
| November 24, 2023 | Joseph Mackinnon
The Canadian Human Rights Commission recently published a paper suggesting that statutory holidays linked to celebrations of Christian significance, Christmas and Easter in particular, are evidence of "religious intolerance." The
paper from the federally-funded "human rights watchdog" made little secret of its ultimate aim, underscoring that Canada must work towards the "eradication" of such so-called religious intolerance. The CHRC was created in 1977 and tasked with administering the northern nation's Human Rights Act. While the outfit allegedly exists today "to help ensure that everyone in Canada is treated fairly," it prioritizes helping specific identity groups and has a team that...
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