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by Aisha Bijlani - Barrister, Doctor. Dr Aisha Bijlani, of Indian origin, is the first UK barrister to have sued her workplace, 4 New Square, for race discrimination in 2008 and 2013, and the Bar Council for contempt of the Bar’s Code of Conduct. UK courts have been “party to improper conduct” each day since … Continue reading United Kingdom. Unlawful judges breach human rights of top London barrister
by Johan van Dongen - CEO at Microsurgical Educational Institute and Secrets of Aids and Ebola Blog. Netherlands Medical research and investigation reveal that Germany, Belgium, Canada, Australia and the Netherlands, were actively engaged in human experimentation, however, there is more evidence that the ingenious natives of Papua New Guinea, were also used for experimentation. The arrest … Continue reading PAPUA NEW GUINEA. Clandestine radioactive experiments in Australia and Papua new Guinea
by Johan van Dongen - CEO at Microsurgical Educational Institute and Secrets of Aids and Ebola Blog. Netherlands German SS doctors who had infants with radioactive cow's milk contaminated with microorganisms during the Second World War are, of course, suspicious, even though they only stayed until after the war. We know about black Belgian Aids patients … Continue reading BELGIUM. Black Belgian AIDS patients and depleted uranium
by Johan van Dongen - CEO at Microsurgical Educational Institute and Secrets of Aids and Ebola Blog. Netherlands The presence of xenophobia is a disease unto society as it not only culminates in violence but systematically transgresses upon the rights of foreigners. “During the twentieth century, babies and children in orphanages and Homes, mainly made up … Continue reading NETHERLANDS. Aboriginal children used as lab rats for medical experiment
by Elena Botts - Lawyer for Human Rights Washington, District Of Columbia The presence of xenophobia is a disease unto society as it not only culminates in violence but systematically transgresses upon the rights of foreigners. The presence of xenophobia is a disease unto society as it not only culminates in violence but systematically transgresses upon … Continue reading SOUTH AFRICA. Xenophobia
by Peter Stano – Journalist In September 2016, Wake Forest announced that the Koch Foundation had committed nearly $4 million in funding for the Institute over the next five years. ..Many liberal faculty members and student groups are now trying to “UnKoch” their campuses. But Wake Forest’s Faculty Senate resolution goes further. In addition to demanding that … Continue reading USA. The suffering of an American girl. “She was so naïve that she taught US as a fairy land”
On the International Women’s Day. Egyptian Women Struggle For Freedom Changes in the lives of Egyptian women occurred again following the coup of 3 July 2013, where once again Egyptian women had all their human rights violated, including the most sacred right, the right to life, in addition to torture in prisons, being dragged on asphalt … Continue reading EGYPT. Women’s Day. Egyptian Women Struggle For Freedom..
A commercial bank in Saudi Arabia appointing a woman as a CEO; a woman becoming the dean of a renowned medical college; women and men attending the recent Comic Con event in Jeddah; Women-only gymnasiums gaining traction; celebration of first ever Women's Day - Women in Saudi Arabia are well on their way to have … Continue reading SAUDI ARABIA. Women are Taking the Center Stage