In Thailand, you can be imprisoned for posting a negative review.

That is because defamation is a crime there, rather than a civil dispute. That is fundamentally unjust.

I have read that some US states make defamation a crime, but those crimes seem to rarely if ever be prosecuted.

The UK may authorize minorities in China to use British courts to sue China for repression.

It's not unusual for the UK and US to deport people to countries they were too young to remember, and where they know no one. But it is especially cruel to deport Osime Brown, who is autistic, and won't be able to survive in Jamaica on his own,

A person who was brought to a country as a child has the right to live there.

Modi has forced Amnesty International out of India by freezing its bank account.

An EU requirement for countries to respect and implement rule of law is blocking the release of EU funds to Hungary for coping with Covid-19. A compromise is being considered to release the funds.

I am glad to see that the European Parliament is standing firm for that requirement. However, perhaps it is right to make an exception for the medical emergency. Surely other funds, used for things that are not desperately urgent, would offer a good opportunity to pressure Órban, perhaps even a bigger one.