The Australian state of Victoria will investigate employers with a view to punishing those that if they fail to help employees avoid catching Covid-19.

If the state really does this, it will be an admirable contrast with all the governments that allow employers to pressure their workers to spread disease.

The European Parliament continued its system of payments to farm owners with only weak requirements to make farms clean up their treatment of the environment.

Jamal Khashoggi's fiancee, Hatice Cengiz, has sued the acting king of Salafi Arabia and 28 henchmen in US court.

The goal is to "compel US agencies and officials to disclose new information about what happened to Khashoggi."

Three years ago, obeying the orders of the bully, the US rushed to deport parents of 1030 children, without bothering to ask how to find them again. The children remained in the US. Since then, the ACLU has been trying to find their parents, but it has found parents of only 465 of the children. That's the Department of Hatred and Sadism for you.

Some of those parents may have been killed — after all, they were fleeing from the danger of violence. Perhaps, as they died, they were glad that they had sent their children to a place of safety.

But is it really a place of safety? Will the US let them stay and become citizens? Or will it deport them when they get older to a country they don't remember?

*Anglo American sued over alleged mass lead poisoning of children in Zambia.*