Posts Tagged: justice
Law and disorder: The case of Julian Assange
10.12.2020
The conviction of Julian Assange would signify a new dystopian landscape in which all investigative journalism risks prosecution.
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Yanis Varoufakis testifies against private company hired to spy on Assange
27.10.2020
Yanis Varoufakis will give his testimony in a Spanish case against security agency UC Global via teleconference on 27 October at 13:00 (GMT+2).
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Julian Assange’s trial is part of an increasing encroachment on democracy
16.09.2020
The Assange case has become more about the personality of Assange than what Wikileaks has exposed - government misconduct.
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Hunger strikes in Turkey as lawyers are prosecuted under anti-terrorism laws
8.09.2020
Ebru Timtik died amidst a hunger strike following a deeply flawed and highly politicised trial in March 2019. The people are demanding justice.
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The Green New Deal for Europe guarantees social and climate justice
29.05.2020
With the GNDE and the European Justice Commission, the EU can direct the system to reforms that will benefit the climate, while prioritising ...
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Democracy is a global struggle
21.01.2019
The fight for democracy in Europe cannot be uncoupled from the struggle for justice around the world.
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