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1. Propaganda siren: Silencing the Voice of America

   disapproval. VOA director Michael Abramowitz  stuck to the line  that his organisation “promotes freedom and ... aligned with MAGA, had to be silenced. Image: 91������̳ Donald Trump Number of jailed writers rises for ...

2. Assange given right to appeal extradition to US

   in improving civil liberties or enhancing personal freedom, Pompeo said. They have pretended that the ... US’s First Amendment freedom “shielded them from justice”. They were “wrong” to have thought so. ... commit the prosecution to take the point, which gave rise to this court’s concerns, i.e. the point that ...

3. Julian Assange tormented by the British High Court

   incompatible with article 10 of the ECHR protecting freedom of expression; that prejudice at trial would follow ... follows that it is not arguable that his extradition would give rise to a flagrant denial of his fair ...

4. Wary of Sinophobia: Anwar Ibrahim at the ASEAN summit

   commerce, the peaceful resolution of disputes, and the freedom of navigation and overflight in the South ... rise to companies deciding to mitigate risk through investing in alternative markets. Keep China on ...

5. The politics of indefinite detention in Australia

   usually given a generous hand in making policies that tend to outrage such conventions, a freedom made ... release of the detainees to the threat of rising antisemitism. In  responding  to Dutton’s conflating ...

6. Narendra Modi in Australia: down under bliss for Hindutva

   consume and their rites of worship. Modi’s rule has also been accompanied by a rise of the perceived ...  presenter David Koch, had reduced press freedoms, discriminated against minorities and was “accused of ...

7. British PM Rishi Sunak: A Thatcherite in Downing Street

   public spending thin, and, like the “Iron Lady” he so adores, happy to tout tax rises if needed. ... in 2016. “Brexit will provide the UK with new economic freedom, and the Government should take the ...

8. Beggars in surplus: Australia’s university gangsters

   million loss from 2020 into oblivion. Such surpluses suggest the viability of pay rises for staff, an ... a number of universities, notably USyd, “can afford a fair pay rise for staff and to fix the problem of ... investment choices as well as the rules stifling free speech and academic freedoms. Along the way, the ...

9. ‘Ithaka’: Documenting the fight to free Julian Assange

   glimpses of brother Gabriel, all pointing to the common cause that rises to the summit of purpose. The ... a figure who has “become an emblem of an international arm wrestle over freedom of journalism, government ...

10. Obscene outsourcing: The British-Rwandan refugee deal

    noting Home Office data and information gathered via freedom of information laws revealing 61% of ... extensive. Refugees and asylum seekers are the stuff of political value, rising and falling like stocks ...

11. Hemispheric gangsterism: The US embargo against Cuba turns 60

    Cuban people in their effort to achieve the political and economic freedom necessary to build ... O'Brien/Wikimedia Commons Forum: Latin America rises US blockade frustrates Cuba's vaccine internationalism ...