WikiLeaks' Julian Assange Says He Pleaded Guilty to Journalism' in Order to Be Freed
Julian Assange claims his release is due to his guilty plea for journalism-related actions.
Philippines Drops Charges Against Leila de Lima, Prominent Duterte Critic
Leila de Lima, a former senator in the Philippines, was cleared of charges related to criticizing President Duterte's war on drugs after six years of detention.
Russia court orders arrest of Navalny's widow, Yulia Navalnaya, in absentia
Yulia Navalnaya faces imprisonment if she returns to Russia, accused of participating in an extremist group.
WikiLeaks' Julian Assange Says He Pleaded Guilty to Journalism' in Order to Be Freed
Julian Assange claims his release is due to his guilty plea for journalism-related actions.
Philippines Drops Charges Against Leila de Lima, Prominent Duterte Critic
Leila de Lima, a former senator in the Philippines, was cleared of charges related to criticizing President Duterte's war on drugs after six years of detention.
Russia court orders arrest of Navalny's widow, Yulia Navalnaya, in absentia
Yulia Navalnaya faces imprisonment if she returns to Russia, accused of participating in an extremist group.
Adams' indictment 'lawfare': Letters to the Editor - Sept. 30, 2024
The indictment against Mayor Adams is perceived as politically motivated, reflecting selective prosecution and intimidation against dissenters.
New California law could reverse outcome in dispute over Nazi-looted Pissarro
California introduces a law to override a Ninth Circuit decision allowing a Spanish museum to keep a Nazi-looted painting.
Governor Newsom's law aims to ensure California law prevails in Holocaust-related art theft cases.
'We will be watching': Kremlin warns France as Telegram's billionaire founder was charged in Paris
Kremlin warns France against politicizing Pavel Durov's arrest, emphasizing his Russian citizenship and calling for non-political handling of the case.
Chavismo intensifies its judicial persecution against Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia
The Venezuelan government escalates its persecution of the opposition, threatening imminent arrest and undermining the political climate following the contested election.
Cannes Film Market highlights prestigious festival titles such as 'The Seed of the Sacred Fig' and 'The Entertainment System Is Down' with notable distribution deals.
Iranian filmmaker flees to Europe after prison sentence ahead of his Cannes premiere
Award-winning Iranian director Mohammad Rasoulof fled to Europe ahead of Cannes Film Festival premiere amid an eight-year prison sentence for making films and signing statements.
Former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe blasts impending criminal charges
Uribe accuses political persecution without evidence of wrongdoing.
Right-wing political party expresses support for Uribe amidst pending criminal charges.
Republican official sues Media Matters for reporting on X's neo-Nazi content
Republican AG sues Media Matters over hate speech report on X
Political party leverage to persecute organizations criticizing right-wing figures.
California legislators push law change after ruling against family in Nazi looted art case
Legislation to recover stolen art from Holocaust victims
Bipartisan support for the bill
Russian Opposition Leader Navalny Was Brave, Authentic, Funny, Larger Than Life. Will His Movement Survive Him?
People pay tribute to Navalny despite risks of arrest
Russian oil executive who fled to UK took his own life after assets frozen
Russian oil executive fleeing political persecution dies by suicide in the UK.
Assets frozen over conflict in Ukraine believed to have contributed to his suicide.
The Trump Verdict Is Actually Existing 'Post-Liberalism'
Political persecution has unpredictable outcomes, as history's forces spiral out of control.
Review: Robeson' Illuminates a Titanic Artist and Activist
Paul Robeson, an African American singer, actor, and activist, faced political backlash for his advocacy and communist beliefs, impacting his career and leading to the revocation of his U.S. passport.
Director Kirill Serebrennikov talks about war with Euronews
Director Kirill Serebrennikov, a respected and daring director, faced political persecution in Russia, now residing in Berlin due to his anti-Putin stance and controversial projects.