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Information & Communication

How the Media Sells Genocide

Western media outlets employ double standards, passive language, and censorship to facilitate genocide in Gaza, routinely sanitizing Israeli military operations while demonizing Palestinian resistance and killing dozens of journalists.

Human Rights

What would justice look like if there were no Rohingya left in Myanmar?

Nine years after Myanmar’s 2017 genocide, Rohingya continue fleeing persecution from both the military and the Arakan Army in Rakhine state, with over 1.2 million trapped in Bangladesh camps while international justice proceedings offer limited hope without enforcement and protection measures.

Information & Communication

The Battle for Believability

By Ramesh Jaura* – rjaura.substack.com Why Trust Has Become the World’s Most Valuable Strategic Resource The most serious problem of the AI age might not lie in the ease with which lies can be produced, but in the increasing difficulty of believing in the truth. When a voter…

Human Rights

Truth Amid the Rubble

Venezuela’s government has mounted a substantial earthquake relief response despite devastating destruction from June 24 tremors and years of U.S. sanctions that froze $30 billion in public assets, according to this analysis countering narratives of government failure and blocked humanitarian aid.

authoritarianism

Viktor Orbán using NSO spyware in assault on media, data suggests

By Shaun Walker* – The Guardian Hungary’s far-right government suspected of hacking phones of investigative journalists and targeting owners. Since Viktor Orbán became prime minister in 2010, Hungary has fallen from 23rd to 92nd in the World Press Freedom Index.  Viktor…

Civil rights

U.S. Government's Witness Against Assange Admits He Lied

By Thomas Neuburger* – God`Spies This is the state we defend when we defend the state. It looks like the U.S. government’s case against Julian Assange is falling apart. One of its most important witnesses has now confessed to lying. Via the late Robert Parry’s site, Consortium…

Civil Society

Evolving Info-Structure in our Information Age

By Hazel Henderson* All nations evolve their infrastructure along with their peoples’ knowledge and technologies.  From our distant past as small bands of nomadic hunter-gatherers, we learned the use of fire to smelt iron and tin — progressing from the Iron Age to the…