*How felony charges are weaponized against pipeline protesters.*

Target is teaching store managers how to recognize signs workers might be organizing. If they detect any, they will work with expensive consultants to quash the attempt.

After a settlement agreement, Minnesota thugs are now forbidden to harass journalists.

In El Salvador, women who have miscarriages can be prosecuted for (allegedly) having an abortion. They can be imprisoned for decades.

A human rights organization has succeeded in freeing many of them because their trials were bogus. But little can be done for anyone who really had an abortion.

Anti-mine protesters in Honduras have bee convicted of "criminal damage" after spending 2.5 years in jail awaiting trial.

It is not clear what the "damage" refers to, since the prosecutors never said, but the mine polluted the region's water supply and made people sick.