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Adaure Achumba
Adaure Achumba is a journalist based in Atlanta, United States of America.
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Calls for Bridget Ziegler to resign from school board intensify amid admission to 'alternative lifestyle'
Calls for Bridget Ziegler to resign from the Sarasota School Board have intensified following revelations of her involvement in consensual sexual encounters amid rape allegations against her husband, Christian Ziegler. The local advocacy group Support Our Schools and several school board members are pushing for her resignation, citing hypocrisy and distraction from educational goals. Christian Ziegler, facing serious allegations, has denied the claims but is also under pressure to step down from his GOP positions. The Sarasota chapter of Moms For Liberty, co-founded by Bridget Ziegler, continues to support her pending the investigation's outcome.
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Aurora Almendral
Radio clients: NPR News, PRI’s The World, BBC World Service, WNYC, NJPR, NPR’s Snap Judgment, Deutsche Welle Phoners / two-ways / live-to-air: NBC, NPR; Sky News (UK); CBS Radio New York; Deutsche Welle (Germany); CBC News Radio; Radio New Zealand; WNYC (New York)
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Evan Gershkovich champions Russian political prisoners in first comments after arriving in the U.S.
Evan Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal reporter, highlighted the plight of Russian political prisoners upon his return to the U.S. following a multinational prisoner exchange. The exchange involved 24 individuals, including Russian dissidents and Western prisoners, and was facilitated by diplomatic efforts from seven nations. President Joe Biden praised the exchange as a diplomatic success. The article also discusses the political implications of the exchange, with analysts suggesting it may not indicate a shift in Russia's stance on the war in Ukraine. Key figures in the exchange include Paul Whelan, Alsu Kurmasheva, and Vladimir Kara-Murza, with Russian President Vladimir Putin welcoming Russian prisoners back home.
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Adrian Ardelean
Adrian Ardelean is a journalist based in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Broadcast working experience 15yrs BBC Worldservice Europa FM Radio, Romania Digi24 TV, Romania
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EU calls for the release of RFE/RL journalist Alsu Kurmasheva
The European Union has called for the immediate release of Alsu Kurmasheva, a journalist for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, who faces up to 15 years in prison in Russia for her journalistic activities. Kurmasheva, who holds dual U.S. and Russian citizenship, has been detained since October and is accused of violating Russia's 'foreign agents' law and spreading false information about the Russian military. Human rights activists and several international organizations, including the OSCE and the United Nations, have condemned her detention and demanded her release. Kurmasheva's case has drawn widespread international criticism, with calls for her to be reunited with her family in Prague.
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Daniel Breen
Daniel Breen is an audio journalist based in Little Rock, Arkansas, United States of America. He is a news anchor and reporter at NPR member station KUAR Public Radio with experience in sound gathering, editing and voiceover as well as photography, videography and video/photo editing.
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Issues That Matter: Readers' Rights: A First Amendment Discussion on Book Bans
Libraries across the United States, including Arkansas, are becoming battlegrounds over book bans, with conservative groups like Moms for Liberty clashing with librarians. A panel discussion featuring Garland County Library Director Adam Webb, Little Rock Public Radio Politics and Government Reporter Josie Lenora, and John DiPippa, dean emeritus of the UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law, addresses the complexities of these bans. The event, part of a series by Little Rock Public Radio, the Central Arkansas Library System, and the League of Women Voters of Pulaski County, was recorded live on Zoom on November 29, 2023.
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Edine Celestin
Edine Célestin, born in 1984 in Port-au-Prince, is a Haitian photojournalist and human rights activist who has made a significant impact in the field of photography and media. As a co-founder of Kolektif 2 Dimansyon (K2D), a collective of Haitian journalists, photographers, and filmmakers, she has ...
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Living Archives: The Challenge of Capturing Memory in a Photographic Project
The article discusses a photographic project by Kolektif 2 Dimansyon, focusing on capturing memories of the 1969 Kazal massacre in Haiti under François Duvalier's dictatorship. The project, titled 'Kazal: Memories of a Massacre under Duvalier: A Photographic Approach,' emphasizes the importance of 'living archives'—oral traditions and personal recollections—as a means of preserving history in a country with a strong oral culture. The photographers faced challenges in bridging social and cultural gaps but succeeded in creating a dialogue with Kazal's residents, resulting in a book, exhibition, and website. The project is divided into five thematic chapters, reflecting the villagers' testimonies and the historical context.
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Magdalena Chodownik
Magdalena Chodownik is an award-winning journalist based in Warsaw, Poland.
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Belarusians will be able to watch independent TV channels via 'Reporters Without Borders' satellite
Belarusians worldwide will celebrate Freedom Day on March 25 with renewed hope for their country's liberation. Independent Belarusian media, primarily operating from abroad, now have more ways to deliver truthful information to those remaining in the country. 'Reporters Without Borders' launched the 'Freedom' satellite package, enabling Belarusians and Russians to access independent media programs for free. This initiative aims to counteract the suppression of free press in authoritarian states like Belarus and Russia. Key figures like Pavel Sverdlov and Stanislav Prushinsky emphasize the critical role of independent media in promoting democratic change and combating dictatorship. The project also seeks to increase the percentage of the Russian population with access to independent information.
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Una Cilic
Una Cilic is a multimedia journalist, currently based in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Job Success Rate 100%
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Radio Free Europe Journalists in Prison
Four journalists from Radio Free Europe are currently unjustly imprisoned. Human rights groups and RFE/RL have repeatedly called for their release. Their cases are discussed in the podcast 'Šta ima?'.
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Megan Clement
Megan Clement is a journalist and editor specialising in gender, human rights, cities, international development and social policy. She also writes about Paris, where she has lived since 2015. Her reporting has appeared in The Guardian, The Sydney Morning Herald, Bloomberg, Al Jazeera, The New ...
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Trying to find a bad word about Tim Walz at the Minnesota State Fair
Tim Walz, the Democratic vice-presidential candidate and Minnesota governor, is portrayed as a calm and authentic figure in the US election campaign. His folksy charm and progressive policies have garnered support, particularly in Minnesota, where he is seen as a 'Democracy Champion' for endorsing preferential voting. Despite criticism from Republican figures like Jim Nash and Jesse Smith, Walz maintains a strong approval rating. The article explores the political dynamics at the Minnesota State Fair, highlighting the divide between liberal and conservative voters and the broader implications for the 2024 US Presidential Election.
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Dominic Culverwell
Dominic Culverwell is a journalist based between Berlin and Kyiv. Politics, business, economics, banking, conflict, culture. Bylines- Financial Times, Radio Free Europe, EuroNews, bne IntelliNews, New Eastern Europe, EYESORE.
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Polish Protests Block Ukraine Border Crossings Amid Rising Tensions
Polish protests led by the Committee for the Defense of Carriers and Transport Employers (KOPIPT) are blocking major Poland-Ukraine border crossings, causing significant delays and tensions. The protestors demand a limit on Ukrainian drivers entering Poland, accusing them of undercutting local businesses. Ukrainian officials deny these claims. The EU had suspended transport permits as part of the Solidarity Lanes Initiative to aid Ukraine's exports after Russia's blockade of Black Sea ports. Protestors want the EU to reinstate permits. The Confederation of Liberty and Independence Party, with anti-Ukrainian stances, supports the protests. Polish companies face increased competition from Ukrainian haulers, and the blockade is affecting Ukraine's agricultural exports. The situation is complicated by Poland's political transition and the EU's stance on maintaining current agreements with Ukraine.
Melissa Daniels
Melissa Daniels is a journalist based in Los Angeles. She has extensive experience covering political campaigns, public policy and the judiciary — as well as feature reporting for arts and culture sections and business publications. She is available for freelance assignments as well as contract ...
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How outdoors brand Backcountry lost its way
Backcountry, once a leading outdoor brand, has been acquired by CSC Generation Enterprise amid challenges in the retail industry. Former employees and industry experts express concerns over the brand's loss of identity as it expanded beyond its core athlete-focused origins. The acquisition includes Backcountry's private label brands and other owned brands. Despite the acquisition, the outdoor market shows signs of growth, with companies like REI and Dick's Sporting Goods expanding. Backcountry's journey from its e-commerce beginnings to its current state reflects broader industry trends and challenges.
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Amy Fallon
I am a widely-published and versatile freelance journalist with 15 years' experience currently in London. See **** for work. I am an Australian-Canadian dual citizen who has reported from across Africa, Asia, the UK, and Australia. I have been published with The Sydney Morning Herald, News Deeply, ...
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Book bannings the canary in the coal mine — and Australia could be next
Librarians in Vancouver are increasingly tasked with identifying hate speech in books, reflecting a broader cultural conflict that has spread from the US to Canada. Book challenges in Canada, though less frequent than in the US, are on the rise, with over 600 items in a database maintained by Toronto University's Centre for Free Expression. Indigenous and LGBTQIA+ authors face significant barriers, including 'shadow-banning' practices. In Australia, similar trends are emerging, with concerns about book banning and challenges to diverse literature. The article highlights the importance of maintaining neutral, publicly funded reading facilities and warns of the broader implications of book banning as a precursor to more severe forms of oppression.
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Jacqui Goddard
Jacqui Goddard is a freelance British correspondent for The Times of London newspaper. She is based in south Florida, and has reported for other UK national newspapers including The Sunday Telegraph and Daily Mail, and for publications worldwide including the South China Morning Post, The ...
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Bridget Ziegler fought moral war in schools. Then came the sex scandal
Bridget Ziegler, a co-founder of Moms for Liberty, is embroiled in a sex scandal involving her husband, Christian Ziegler, leading to his suspension and casting a shadow over the organization. Moms for Liberty, initially an anti-facemask movement, has been criticized for its right-wing political agenda and controversial actions, including connections with the Proud Boys and transphobic rhetoric. The scandal has caused internal strife and departures within the organization, posing challenges for its political allies, including Ron DeSantis. Critics argue that the group's actions are driven by profit and power rather than genuine concern for educational values.
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Valerie Hopkins
Valerie Hopkins is currently the South-East Europe Correspondent for the Financial Times, where she covers the region out of Budapest. She has more than ten years of experience working in South-Eastern Europe. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian The Atlantic, The Washington ...
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Prisoners Are Back on U.S. Soil After Release by Russians
The U.S. successfully negotiated the release of 16 prisoners from Russian custody, including prominent dissidents and American citizens, in exchange for eight individuals held by the West. The swap, which took place in Ankara, Turkey, involved complex diplomatic negotiations led by President Biden and Vice President Harris. The release was celebrated by the families of the freed prisoners and highlighted the administration's commitment to bringing wrongfully detained Americans home. However, Republican leaders expressed concerns about the implications of such exchanges, fearing it might encourage further hostage-taking by hostile states. The swap also included significant figures like Evan Gershkovich, Alsu Kurmasheva, and Paul Whelan, and was seen as a diplomatic success for both the U.S. and Russia.
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Saeid Jafari
Saeid Jafari is an Iranian journalist and an analyst on Middle Eastern affairs. He is a contributor to various media outlets such as Al-Monitor, Foreign Policy, Atlantic Council, National Interest, Middle East Eye, and Euronews. He has also worked for many Iranian media outlets including Aseman, ...
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Job Success Rate 100%
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Everyone is against us: Iranians worry about the idea of war
Senior Israeli government officials are reportedly discussing how to respond to an Iranian attack involving over 300 rockets and drones launched towards Israel. Listeners of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty's service in Iran, Radio Farda, have called for restraint from both sides, while a professor of International Relations at Harvard University does not expect Israel to retaliate in the near future.
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Maham Javaid
Maham Javaid is a journalist based in Islamabad, Pakistan.
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A former secretary who denied same-sex marriage licenses in 2015 was fined USD 260,000
A former county clerk in Kentucky, Kim Davis, has been ordered to pay USD 260,000 in legal fees to the attorneys representing a same-sex couple she denied marriage licenses to in 2015. This decision follows a previous jury ruling that awarded the couple USD 100,000 in damages. The case, rooted in the Supreme Court's Obergefell v. Hodges decision, has seen multiple appeals and extensive litigation. Liberty Counsel, representing Davis, plans to appeal the latest ruling, arguing for religious freedom protections. The prolonged legal battle has significantly impacted the lives of the plaintiffs, David Ermold and David Moore.
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Tom Jenkins
Tom Jenkins is a highly experienced journalist, editor, digital producer and consultant with a demonstrated history working in media production and an acute understanding of the digital landscape. He writes about food and drink, travel, culture and lifestyle. Born, raised and based in London, he ...
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LEGO unveils incredibly detailed £22.99 F1 collection at Las Vegas Grand Prix
LEGO and Formula 1 have launched a new collection of LEGO sets at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, marking a significant partnership aimed at engaging fans of all ages. The collection, set for release in early 2025, includes 18 sets featuring all 10 F1 teams, with a focus on authenticity and educational value. The collaboration is seen as a strategic move to attract new demographics and enhance the sport's accessibility, with interactive fan experiences planned for 2025. Key figures like Will Buxton and Julia Goldin emphasize the partnership's potential to connect families and inspire future generations.
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Yumi Jeung
Yumi Jeung is a journalist based in Seoul, South Korea. Started her work as a journalist in one of the Korean major newspaper, Hankyoreh(hani.co.kr). Covered education issues as feature stories. In the meantime, she nominated as a representative of Korean young correspondents by Finnish ...
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As court decision nears, campuses become battlegrounds
South Korean university campuses have become centers of political unrest amid the impeachment crisis of President Yoon Suk-yeol. The Constitutional Court is set to decide on the impeachment, which has led to widespread protests, particularly at Seoul National University. The protests, initially student-led, have drawn external groups, raising concerns about academic freedom and security. The anti-impeachment movement, organized by 'Liberty University,' has seen participation from far-right groups, while universities are considering measures to manage the unrest. The situation reflects a deep political divide in the country.
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Daniel Lippman
Daniel Lippman is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.
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From hawks to drone doves
DJI, a Chinese drone manufacturer, has hired new lobbyists in the U.S. who have previously criticized China's trade practices and military advancements. Despite past criticisms, these lobbyists are now advocating for DJI against protectionist measures and misconceptions. The article highlights the complex dynamics of lobbying, with DJI defending its efforts to inform regulatory bodies about its technology. The piece also touches on broader U.S.-China relations, including concerns over China's military strategies and influence. Additionally, the article mentions other political developments, such as Democratic lawmakers questioning corporate lobbying expenditures and Donald Trump's call for legal action against Google.
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Charles Maynes
Charles Maynes is a journalist and radio producer currently based in Moscow, Russia. His news reporting and features can be heard on various public broadcasters worldwide, including PRI’s 'The World’, This American Life, 99% Invisible, Radiolab, Benjamen Walker’s Theory of Everything, CBC Canada, ...
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Job Success Rate 100%
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U.S. reporter Evan Gershkovich has now spent a whole year jailed in Russia
Evan Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal reporter, has been detained for a year by Russian security forces on espionage charges, a claim strongly rejected by the Journal. His arrest has strained U.S.-Russian relations and is seen as part of a pattern of 'hostage diplomacy' by Moscow. Despite his official press accreditation and previous security reviews by the Russian government, Gershkovich faces up to 20 years in jail if convicted. The U.S. government has designated him as 'wrongfully detained' and is actively seeking his release, while Russian officials maintain his guilt. The situation has drawn parallels to the Cold War era and has sparked discussions about the potential for prisoner exchanges, with the U.S. having previously made controversial trades to secure the release of other detained Americans.
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Carolina Mella Happe
Carolina Mella Happe is a journalist based in Guayaquil, Ecuador.
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Daniel Noboa secretly creates database with genetic profiles of criminals in Ecuador
The government of Ecuador, under President Daniel Noboa, is secretly creating a genetic database of prisoners by misleading them about the purpose of DNA collection. This initiative, carried out without proper legal consent, aims to control gang violence and identify prisoners in case of riots. However, it raises significant ethical and legal concerns, as it could be used to implicate inmates in past or future crimes. The Permanent Committee on Human Rights has criticized the lack of transparency and potential rights violations. The initiative is part of Noboa's broader strategy to combat gang violence, which includes military intervention in prisons and the construction of new high-security facilities.
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Alyssa Moxley
Alyssa Moxley is a writer and audio producer based in Athens, Greece. She is available for investigative reports, detailed cultural analysis, and interviews for print and radio. She is also available for audio recording (for radio or video) needs with high quality equipment. She has expertise in ...
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Trump Takes Aim at the Department of Education
President Trump is expected to sign an executive order to abolish the US Department of Education, aligning with his campaign promise to reduce federal involvement in education. Despite the symbolic nature of the order, Trump is actively using the department's powers to enforce his cultural agenda, particularly against what he perceives as 'woke' ideologies in schools. The article highlights the historical context of federal involvement in education, contrasting Trump's approach with previous administrations. While immediate impacts on public schools are unlikely, the long-term vision could significantly reduce federal support, affecting low-income and disabled students.
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Ugo Poletti
Ugo Poletti is a journalist based in Odessa, Ukraine. Founder and Editor-in-Chief of “The Odessa Journal”, digital media platform in English about culture, history, social and business life in Odessa, biggest port and cultural capital of Black Sea region
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I explain Putin's trick on the limited ceasefire
The article discusses Vladimir Putin's proposal for a 'limited ceasefire' in Ukraine, which is portrayed as a strategic manipulation rather than a genuine peace effort. The ceasefire excludes attacks on energy infrastructure, benefiting Russia by preventing Ukrainian attacks on Russian energy facilities. The article criticizes Donald Trump's accommodating stance towards Putin, suggesting it may not yield the desired results. It highlights the ideological stance of the Kremlin, which seeks to keep Ukraine under threat and neutral. The closure of Radio Liberty and Voice of America is mentioned as a loss of moral support for Ukraine. The article suggests that Trump's approach may eventually lead to frustration, and Zelensky might resist peace proposals that compromise Ukraine's independence.
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Jack Ramage
Jack Ramage is a journalist based in Manchester, United Kingdom.
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How Black British rappers are being censored by the police
The article discusses the censorship faced by Black British rappers, particularly through the Metropolitan Police's Project Alpha, which monitors and uses drill music as evidence in criminal trials. The practice has raised concerns about racial profiling and the criminalization of young Black individuals. The Art Not Evidence campaign, supported by various public figures, seeks to reform laws to prevent the misuse of creative expression as evidence in court. The campaign emphasizes the need for independent experts in court to provide context to rap lyrics and challenges the current legal framework that disproportionately targets Black artists.
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Liam Scott
Liam Scott is an independent journalist based in Washington, D.C. He focuses on human rights and mass atrocities, China, press freedom, and disinformation.
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Job Success Rate 100%
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Africa: 'We Have Taken Risks to Tell the Stories,' Says Press Freedom Awardee
Alsu Kurmasheva, an American journalist previously imprisoned in Russia, received a press freedom award from the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) in New York. The award highlights the global issue of criminalizing journalism, with Kurmasheva and other journalists like Quimy de Leon, Samira Sabou, and Shrouq Al Aila facing legal challenges for their work. CPJ CEO Jodie Ginsberg emphasized the increasing use of laws to suppress journalists worldwide. The event, hosted by John Oliver, also addressed concerns about press freedom in the U.S. under the upcoming Trump administration. The article underscores the ongoing struggle for press freedom and the personal sacrifices made by journalists.
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Ej Ward
EJ Ward is a Broadcast Journalist based in London, United Kingdom. With experience working across a range of media EJ is skilled at broadcast journalism and live reporting. Experienced in managing a newsroom he currently works as a News Editor and Producer for Sino Radio UK, part of the GBTIMES ...
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Police powers are minimising the effectiveness of protests with eco-groups arrested within seconds
Just Stop Oil's protest tactics have evolved in response to the UK's stringent protest restrictions under the updated Public Order Act. Police are swiftly arresting protesters, raising concerns about the future of effective demonstrations. Human rights law experts, including Jun Pang from Liberty, have criticized the law as 'dangerous' for its broad and severe implications on the right to protest. The government defends the law as a balance between daily life and protest rights, while police cite their duty to uphold the law, which now makes it illegal to interfere with key national infrastructure.
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