The Supreme Court Wants a Dictator
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With the Supreme Court’s ruling, it is increasingly clear that the court is engaged in a radical revolution to upend U.S. democracy.James Risen (The Intercept)
Join our movement against the most dangerous living dictator on the planet. мы найдем тебя вездепрах твой тлеет в темнотене своя и ты не свой призрак путина ...YouTube
A Moscow court has arrested exiled opposition figure Yulia Navalnaya, the widow of late Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, in absentia on charges of “participating in an extremist organization.” Navaln…dokmz
Launch update, 9 July 16:00 CEST: As part of standard operations in the Ariane 6 preparation after mobile gantry removal, routine checks in the ground segment equipment showed a small issue in a data acquisition system. It has now been resolved.European Space Agency, ESA | Invidious
Die türkische Küstenwache hat in der Ägäis sieben tote Geflüchtete geborgen. 19 Menschen seien lebend gerettet worden.Raphael Bühlmann (watson)
28-Year-Old Executed in Iran on Drug-Related Charges
28-Year-Old Executed in Iran on Drug-Related Charges
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Four Kurdish Teachers Sentenced to Prison for Activism in Marivan
Four Kurdish Teachers Sentenced to Prison for Activism in Marivan
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Wegen des Gaza-Kriegs wollte Ministerpräsident Benjamin Netanjahu seine Aussage vor Gericht auf das kommende Jahr verschieben. Die Richter geben dem nicht statt.Der Tagesspiegel
Emma Goldman (1869–1940) ist eine der bekanntesten Anarchistinnen des 19. und 20. Jahrhunderts. Sie wurde in Russland geboren und emigrierte in jungen Jahren in die USA. Dort wurde sie eine der wichtigsten Vertreterinnen der anarchistischen Bewegung.Karl Dietz Verlag Berlin
The trend worldwide for LGBT+ rights is to become more polarized. Fewer countries have no explicit laws on the issue and more do have explicit laws, but those laws can be pro-LGBT+ rights or anti-LGBT+ rights.
In 1990 there were 0 countries where same-sex marriage was legal and 5 where it was banned. Today, there are 24 where same-sex marriage is legal and 34 where it is banned. The animation (use the "play" button near the bottom of the page) shows the same trend for "partially legal" and "partially banned".
The page recounts data showing similar trends for same-sex sexual acts, joint adoption,
gender marker change, and recognition of third gender.
If you're wondering which countries, there's a map that animates legal status of same-sex sexual acts from 1950 to 2024. For this year, 2024, it shows same-sex sexual acts carries the death penalty in Iran, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Mauritania, Nigeria, Uganda, and Somalia.
LGBT+ rights have become more protected in dozens of countries, but are not recognized across most of the world
#domesticpolitics #lgbtLGBT+ rights have become more protected in dozens of countries, but are not recognized across most of the world
Despite progress, same-sex marriage, adoption, gender marker changes, and third genders remain unrecognized in many countries. Some have even imposed more regressive policies.Our World in Data
La coopérative de Géménos est en fête samedi pour célébrer ses 10 années d’existence. Un succès inespéré lors de sa création, à l’issue d’un long conflit avec Unilever.Stéphanie Harounyan (Libération)
