In Israel it is permitted to call for a boycott of anyone or anything, except the products made by colonies in occupied Palestine. If you speak in favor of that, you face the threat of bankruptcy.

This is part of a general pattern: to protect the occupation, Israel abolishes human rights within Israel.

Europe should go beyond talking about labeling those products.

Arab citizens of Israel protested at the former site of Hadatha village and ask why they can't move back to villages that were demolished.

Israel's Supreme Court approved seizing Palestinian property in Jerusalem by declaring the owners (who live nearby in occupied Palestine) "absent".

Florida is pushing a bill to stop towns from regulating fracking.

Corinthian Colleges has closed, due to a big fine for fraud.

Despite the short-term difficulties for current victims, this is a good thing. For most of those current victims, who wouldn't have got much benefit from their eventual degrees, it's good that they stop going uselessly further into debt.