Right-wing Japanese nationalists are agitating to ban a US film that depicts torture of American prisoners of war by their Japanese guards.

Some Japanese soldiers were convicted of war crimes consisting of torture including waterboarding. Japan has an obligation to acknowledge and condemn its torture, just as the US does.

New Zealand, on a weak pretext, has authorized the state to spy on anyone for 24 hours without a warrant.

I wonder, can they do this to you day after day?

The UK method to abolish rights is to define them as something only criminals and poor foreigners need.

Pushover journalists are inviting US officials to lie to cover up the torture they are responsible for.

The Australian government now plans to impose internet filters for censorship and to punish people for forbidden sharing.