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Employee Shareholders: It's Happening, but What Does it Mean?

National Law Forum wrote 24 minutes ago: New Growth and Infrastructure Act introduces employee shareholder provisions that are expected to co … more →

Tags: Civil Rights, Labor & Employment, Regulatory, Employment Law, Labor Law

Canadian Chairmanship program stated

Antonio Ruccia wrote 1 hour ago: Sweden’s Foreign Minister Carl Bildt hands the gavel, which symbolizes handing the chairmanshi … more →

Tags: Aborigenal Peoples, Ecology, Arctic Council, Canada, Carl Bildt, Leona Aglukkaq, Sweden

Cold War and Culture War

rickplasterer wrote 2 hours ago: European Court of Human Rights Photo credit: ukhumanright.blog by Rick Plasterer For Christians stru … more →

Tags: News, Freedom of Speech, Human Rights, religious liberty, Rick Plasterer

PHL to Taiwan: Refrain from hurting the Filipinos

Speak Matters wrote 3 hours ago: “Taiwanese people shall refrain from hurting and making Filipino compatriots an instrument of their … more →

Tags: News and Current Affairs, Politics, diplomatic relations, economic relations, International Settlement of Disputes, Judicial System, Philippine government, philippine justice, Southeast Asia

Dutch probe sends warning to firms abetting Israel's crimes | The Electronic Intifada

digger666 wrote 22 hours ago: Dutch probe sends warning to firms abetting Israel’s crimes | The Electronic Intifada. There i … more →

Tags: Africa & Middle East, History 2, Human Rights & Social Justice, justice & law, lest we forget, netherlands, Politics & World Affairs, UK & Europe, United Nations. international law

Henry Kissinger, defender of "freedom and democracy"?

digger666 wrote 1 day ago: henry kissinger: defender of freedom and democracy? what a sick joke. (image: courtesy roots action) … more →

Tags: US Politics, World Affairs, Politics & World Affairs, Western Hemisphere, justice & law, Human Rights & Social Justice, humour, History 2, Law & Criminal Justice

Of Process, Pirates and PMSCs

Kenneth Manusama wrote 1 day ago: Theorizing or studying a theory makes one – or just me – feel like a hammer in searching … more →

Tags: Piracy, TLP

Ongoing Nakba: Powerful infographic from Visualizing Palestine shows century of land theft, expulsion | The Electronic Intifada

digger666 wrote 1 day ago: displacement of palestinian residents from their property through the twentieth century (image: cour … more →

Tags: Africa & Middle East, History 2, Human Rights & Social Justice, justice & law, lest we forget, Politics & World Affairs, relationships, United Nations. international law, WTF

Eric Posner: The drone paradox

Special to National Post wrote 1 day ago: Drones are everywhere. They are blasting suspected al-Qaeda militants in Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia … more →

Tags: Full Comment, Drone Attacks, Drones, military, Politics, War

Taiwan stages military exercise near Philippine waters

johnib wrote 1 day ago: Mirage 2000-5 fighters fly over warship fleet at low altitude AFP Taiwan navy soldiers (front) and C … more →

Tags: Amadeo R. Perez, at sea military exercises, Brunei, burning a Philippine flag, China 2, Coast Guard, Kidd-class destroyer, killed a Taiwanese fisherman, lacierda

Taiwan's President Ma Ying-jeou defends the legality of the government’s sanctions against Manila

johnib wrote 1 day ago: President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) yesterday defended the legality of the government’s sanctions against M … more →

Tags: asking for international condemnation, Bashi Cannel, benigno aquino, Brunei, China 2, Hung Shih-cheng, killing of a Taiwanese fisherman, Killing unarmed innocent people, Manila's apology was rejected

Judge Dale ~ Ret’d ~ How To Defeat Admiralty Courts And “The Law Of The See”

spartanoftruth wrote 1 day ago: Via Shift Frequency … The Catholic word  “See” conceals the influence of the Holy Roman Church … more →

Tags: pope, Shift Frequency, World, Defeat, Judge Dale, admiralty courts, The Law Of The See, HOW TO?, Catholic

Silver Lining in Kiobel-Shell Legal Action

nialslibraryblog wrote 2 days ago: Supreme Court left the door open on rights issues overseas despite a disappointing ruling against Ro … more →

Who put your prawns on your plate?2 comments

digger666 wrote 2 days ago: Reblogged from Africa far and wide: I’ve been looking for a Pungwe River fisherman for some time. An … more →

Tags: Politics & World Affairs, Africa & Middle East, this life, or what are we like?, getting down to the nitty gritty, Food & Drink, justice & law, International Development, Globalisation, Natural resources

Meet Our New Author!3 comments

JCM wrote 2 days ago: I’m really excited to announce that TheMarginalized.com is gaining an author: Michael Castle-M … more →

Tags: Featured, Justice, Cities, International Development, Law, Michael Castle-Miller, Urban Development

Finding the LOAC in Syria: 2 reports from the IRIN on the Syrian Rebels and IHL (LOAC)

Jessica Poarch wrote 2 days ago: by Jessica Poarch Last July the ICRC ruled that Syria was in a civil war bringing the conflict under … more →

Tags: LOAC, Syria, Human Rights, NIAC, Free Syrian Army, LOAC/IHL, UN, irin

Arctic Council´s international breakthrough

Antonio Ruccia wrote 2 days ago: The foreign ministers of Russia, Sergey Larvrov, Norway, Espen Barth Eide, USA, John Kerry and Swede … more →

Tags: Canada, european union, China, Norway, seal hunt, Arctic Council, espen barth-eide, sergey larvrov, John Kerry

Six new observers to Arctic Council

Antonio Ruccia wrote 2 days ago: Heads of seven of the member delegations in Kiruna China, India, Italy, Japan, Republic of Korea and … more →

Tags: Arctic Council, Canada, China, european union, India, Italy, Japan, seal hunt, Singapore

Non-toxic corn starch could replace cyanide in gold mines

digger666 wrote 2 days ago: Non-toxic corn starch could replace cyanide in gold mines. … more →

Tags: Science & Technology, Innovation, Politics & World Affairs, justice & law, Chemistry, International Development, Globalisation, Natural resources, gold mining


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