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Met Keizer, The World’s Most Famous Artist That No One Knows
I’ve never been much of an art connoisseur, but an Egyptian street artist known as Kaizer is hands down my favorite artist of all time.
Understanding How The Global Arms Trade Leads To UAE War Crimes In Yemen
A newly released report from Amnesty International chronicles how arms dealers in Europe and the United States circumvent global Arms Treaties to sell weapons to the UAE, which are then used to carry out War Crimes in the Yemeni Civil War.
Stories from Sudan: Reports of Murder & Cyber Espionage at The Hands of al-Bashir’s Government
After Sudan’s military forces executed a teacher, whistle-blower comes forward leaking documents tying Sudan’s Government to Italian cyber contractors illegally hacking/monitoring dissidents and journalists dating back to 2012.
Op-Ed: As The US Military Begins Its Withdrawl from Syria, Here’s Why We Cant Just Abandon The Syrian People
Here’s part of an article I never quite wrapped up, discussing Trump’s decision to pull out of Syria while explaining how Obama’s decision to exit Iraq led to the rise of the Islamic State – as well as why we shouldn’t repeat the mistakes of the past.
Amnesty International Publishes “Destination: Occupation”
Amnesty International publishes their latest investigative report today, detailing how Israeli’s tourism industry if fueling construction and development in/of the illegally occupied territories across Palestine.
Wikileaks Releases “Pope’s Orders,” Private Letters & Documents from Inside The Vatican
Wikileaks publishes the ‘Pope’s Orders,” 7 documents from inside the Vatican centering around the Catholic Church’s struggle to keep a small historic military sect in line with the demands of the Church.
Rogue Security Labs Launches Online Chat
Rogue Security Labs launches an online chat in hopes of bringing a diverse and talented group of people together, to share with and learn from one another in hopes of making the world a better and more enlightened place.
Letter from Zimbabwe: Inside The Deteriorating Situation Unfolding Inside The Country
In response to national protests leading to the deaths of at least 8 and arrests of hundreds more, President Mnangagwa has announced a 3 day moratorium on all internet connectivity to squash protests movements from growing.
Daily Trust Newspaper Raided by Military Police In Nigeria, Journalists & Editor Detained, Servers Confiscated
Military police in Nigeria have raided the offices of the Daily Star Newspaper in Nigeria, arresting its staff and seizing their servers following a reported on Boko Haram’s attack/detainment of police officers in the city of Baga