Taking away right to challenge bureaucrats
mardi 27 octobre 2020 à 01:00The Tories want to take away people's right to challenge bureaucrats' decisions by going to court.
That way, a bureaucrat could shaft you illegally and you'd be screwed.
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The Tories want to take away people's right to challenge bureaucrats' decisions by going to court.
That way, a bureaucrat could shaft you illegally and you'd be screwed.
The wrecker's latest slogan:
Make America a Grave Again.
Amnesty International criticizes governments for blocking a proposal in the World Trade Organization to waive patents on treatment for Covid-19. The governments which opposed it are evidently under the power of plutocracy.
Approving that proposal would have been a step forward, but the WTO's patent rules are unjust all the time — for poor countries especially, but ultimately for all countries.
The parts of the TRIPES agreement (Trade-Restricting Impediments to Production, Education and Science) concerning copyrights and patents ought to be abolished.
Protesters in Belarus are not giving up, and say that their next step is a national strike.
*Sanctions punished the Sudanese people, not their rulers. The US extracting compensation is one more hypocritical act.*
It reminds me of the indemnity that Haiti had to pay to France for its independence. Placing sanctions on a country is not the same thing as a claim to rule a country as a colony, but the resemblance is there nonetheless.