Day: September 6, 2021

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The “Great” Police Raid: Government unleashes terror campaign targeting journalists in Australia

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Journalists, activists and opposition leaders are being arrested, intimidated and targeted in a terror campaign unleashed by the Australian Government against its own citizens. This raw POV footage is being published exclusively to expose the NSW Police intimidation tactics. Thanks to our supporters and followers! WIth your support we will continue the struggle: … Read More >The “Great” Police Raid: Government unleashes terror campaign targeting journalists in Australia

Categories World

WHO says third vaccine dose ‘not a luxury’ despite earlier calling for moratorium on Covid-19 booster shots

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A third vaccine dose is essential to protect the most vulnerable from Covid-19, Hans Kluge, the head of WHO Europe, has said, contradicting the UN health body’s earlier calls for a moratorium on boosters amid global jab shortages. … Read More >WHO says third vaccine dose ‘not a luxury’ despite earlier calling for moratorium on Covid-19 booster shots

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Showering with biological men: Female inmates in US & UK recount sexual abuse from ‘trans’ prisoners

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Women in the US and UK who were forced to live alongside biological men in prison have told RT that policies designed to protect transgender rights have led to violence and sexual assault against female inmates. … Read More >Showering with biological men: Female inmates in US & UK recount sexual abuse from ‘trans’ prisoners

Categories Middle East

WHO delivers first medical shipment to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan after opening air bridge

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The World Health Organization (WHO) has opened an air bridge with Afghanistan, the health agency said on Monday, allowing for the delivery of medical supplies to the country for the first time since the Taliban seized control. … Read More >WHO delivers first medical shipment to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan after opening air bridge

Categories Asia & Pacific

China bans exams for six- and seven-year-olds over concerns about ‘physical and mental health’

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The Chinese government has announced that written examinations for six- and seven-year-olds have been banned over concerns about the impact they have on the “physical and mental health” of students. … Read More >China bans exams for six- and seven-year-olds over concerns about ‘physical and mental health’

Categories EU

WHO ‘deeply worried’ about high Covid transmission rate in Europe, says 236,000 MORE could die by December

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The World Health Organization’s regional director for Europe has issued a stark warning of increased Covid deaths in the weeks ahead amid continuing vaccine skepticism and a slowing uptake of inoculating jabs. … Read More >WHO ‘deeply worried’ about high Covid transmission rate in Europe, says 236,000 MORE could die by December

Categories Middle East

UN refugee agency warns Afghanistan is facing a ‘greater humanitarian crisis’ as countries end evacuation efforts

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The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has warned Afghanistan faces “a far greater humanitarian crisis,” as nations end their evacuation efforts ahead of the US withdrawal from the country on August 31. … Read More >UN refugee agency warns Afghanistan is facing a ‘greater humanitarian crisis’ as countries end evacuation efforts

Categories EU

EU foreign affairs chief proposes new reactive force, as Afghan crisis highlights bloc’s military shortfalls

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The EU high representative for foreign affairs has proposed an “initial entry force” of 5,000 troops so the bloc is better prepared for future emergencies, after the crisis in Afghanistan put its security failures in spotlight. … Read More >EU foreign affairs chief proposes new reactive force, as Afghan crisis highlights bloc’s military shortfalls

Categories Asia & Pacific

Japan suspends Moderna Covid vaccine after another million doses found contaminated, bringing total to 2.6 million

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Japanese officials have suspended the use of millions of doses of the Moderna Covid vaccine after foreign substances were found in a number of batches and two people died after receiving jabs from the affected lots. … Read More >Japan suspends Moderna Covid vaccine after another million doses found contaminated, bringing total to 2.6 million