Trump Pardons Soldier Convicted of Murder As Julian Assange Rots in Prison for Journalism
By Matt Agorist Ali Mansur Mohamed was shot and killed in 2008. The man who killed him, U.S. Army 1st Lt. Michael Behenna, was found…
Human Rights
Ugandan Regulators Order 13 Media Outlets to Suspend Staff Over Coverage of Opposition Figure
By James Propa The Ugandan Communications Commission (UCC) has directed 13 media houses to suspend 39 employees including producers, heads of news and heads of…
Condemning Assange Condones The War Crimes He Exposed
By Joziah Thayer Most of the people applauding the arrest and imprisonment of journalist Julian Assange are either still salty about Hillary Clinton losing to…
Senate Fails to Override Trump’s Veto on Yemen War Resolution
By Jason Ditz (ANTIWAR.COM) — Calls to reassert Congressional authority over US war-making failed to muster enough votes to override President Trump’s veto of the Yemen War…
Government Crackdowns on Social Media Fuel Violence, Studies Show
By Jan Rydzak In the wake of a series of coordinated attacks that claimed more than 250 lives on April 21, the government of Sri…
Coup Attempt in Venezuela: What You’re Not Being Told
By Derrick Broze As self-proclaimed “Interim President” Juan Guaidó attempted to stage a military coup in Venezuela, the country’s U.N. ambassador declared President Nicolás Maduro…
Netizen Report: Saudi Arabian Authorities Arrest Three Bloggers and Execute 37 Prisoners, Several of Them Protesters
By Netizen Report Team The Advox Netizen Report offers an international snapshot of challenges, victories, and emerging trends in technology and human rights around the…
Who Are The Bad Guys? U.S. and Allied Forces Killed More Afghan Civilians in 2019 than the Terrorists Did
By Matt Agorist A rather disturbing report was released by the United Nations this week detailing how in the first part of 2019, US forces…
“Landmark” Victory for First Amendment as Court Strikes Down Texas Anti-BDS Law
By Jake Johnson (CD) — In a decision hailed as a “landmark” victory for the First Amendment, a federal judge on Thursday struck down a Texas law requiring…
Chelsea Manning Remains in Jail Indefinitely
By Andrea Germanos (CD) — Chelsea Manning remained in jail on Monday after a federal appeals court rejected her bid to be released and affirmed a…
US Navy SEALs Were Warned by Commanders Not to Report War Crimes
By Jason Ditz (ANTIWAR.COM) — US war crimes in Iraq in general are a well-substantiated fact. Navy SEALs say they saw some “shocking” things, which other SEALs…
US Threatens to Veto UN Resolution Combating Rape as Weapon of War
By Jake Johnson In what critics denounced as the Trump administration’s latest attack on women’s rights across the globe, U.S. officials are reportedly threatening to veto a…
Independent Media Journalist Allegedly Targeted by Chemical Weapons in Mexico
The Organisation for Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has refused to investigate allegations that chemical weapons have been used to attack an American in Latin America. …
Netizen Report: If Protecting Your Privacy is “Part of a Conspiracy,” Then We’re All in Big Trouble
By Netizen Report Team The Advox Netizen Report offers an international snapshot of challenges, victories, and emerging trends in technology and human rights around the…