Climate Change: SOS for Humanity’s Survival
By Gilbert Mercier, Associate Editor at The Indicter Magazine. Unless one lives in the alternate reality of religious beliefs, it has become impossible to deny and ignore a simple fact: very soon, perhaps within only two decades, humans will join … Continued
Extraordinary renditions and arbitrary detentions
By Professor Marcello Ferrada de Noli, Chair, Swedish Professors & Doctors for Human Rights. Image above, from The New Yorker article by Jane Mayer, “Outsourcing Torture“ As a legalized concept of international acceptance, Human Rights is considered a ’modern’ instrument, … Continued
From Watergate to Russiagate: the Hidden Scandal of American Power
By Nozomi Hayase, Ph.D. Member of The Indicter Editorial Board. Click on image above for video Political corruption often leads to a constitutional crisis. The Watergate scandal that took down Richard Nixon shook up American politics. Over four decades later, … Continued
Petition To OAS: Sirhan wrongfully convicted in 1968 RFKennedy Murder
By Andrew Kreig, J.D., M.S.L., attorney and journalist. Director of JIP, Member of the Editorial Board, and Associate Editor of The Indicter Magazine. Historic petition to OAS seeks retrial or hearing. Famed attorney, noted author, and human rights advocate … Continued
Welcome to Hell for Capitalists Who Wreck and Exploit
By Gilbert Mercier, Associate Editor at The Indicter Magazine. Anti-capitalist and anti-globalist protesters, by the thousands, have greeted world leaders and their entourage in Hamburg, Germany, for the G20 summit. About 15,000 demonstrated on Thursday, July 6, 2017, and the riot … Continued
On the mainstream media coverage of nuclear war risks and nuclear abolition
By Professor Jan Oberg PhD. You’re probably an avid consumer of news and reports in one or more daily media – local, national or global. You want to be well-informed and say interesting things when you meet friends and colleagues. … Continued
Prisoners exchange in the Ukraine. Conflict is a human rights issue
By Prof. Marcello Ferrada de Noli, PhD. Chair, Swedish Professors and Doctors for Human Rights –SWEDHR. Ukraine and the Democratic Republics of Donetsk and Luhansk should pursue a prompt solution for the prisoners exchange. From an international legislation perspective, the … Continued
Saudi Arabia vs Qatar: Middle East Controlled-Demolition Plan?
By Gilbert Mercier, Associate Editor at The Indicter Magazine There is trouble in oil paradise. It seems that all the elements of an already explosive geopolitical concoction are getting vigorously stirred. The palace coup in Saudi Arabia, conducted by King … Continued
Channel 4: Preposterous conflating of White Helmets with Grenfell Tower firefighters heroes
By Vanessa Beeley Before the Grenfell Tower blaze had died down to a smouldering monument to the tragic death of possibly hundreds of, so far, unidentified victims, trapped in the molten edifice, Channel 4 produced a programme showcasing the Al … Continued
Exploitation of children in propaganda war against Syria continues
By Eva Bartlett. In December 2016, filmmakers in Egypt were arrested in the process of staging an Aleppo video with two children: the girl was meant to look injured, and the boy was to vilify both Russia and Syria. Even … Continued