Nigeria is applying the death penalty to an increasing range of crimes. People suspect that dissidents will be executed.

Investigators claim to have proof that a specific Russian missile launcher shot down flight MH17 over Ukraine.

A Spanish rapper was convicted of a speech crime, but seems to have gone missing when it was time to put him in prison for it.

His lyrics present images of violence. Whether or not it is legal to say those things, I think we shouldn't say them. I avoid speaking that way of even banksters and plutocratist theocratic politicians.

The European Parliament's agriculture committee is full of people that have ties with farm business, constituting a conflict of interest.

US border thugs took Anthonia Nwaorie's $41,000 which she was bringing to a clinic in Nigeria, where she also works every year.

They offered to return her money if she signed a "hold harmless" agreement. Was that offer unjust? I am not sure; I think it depends on what "any necessary expenses, attorney’s fees, or costs incurred in the enforcement of any part of this agreement" would include. If she could reduce those costs to zero simply by complying with the return of the money, I don't see anything wrong in it. However, I don't know what it might include. Might it include the costs of searching her baggage every time she travels in the future? Might it include the costs of spending time on her case? That could add up to more than $41,000, over time.