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New UN report documents systematic crimes against migrants in Libya – but EU Commission keeps own findings secret
A new UN report from Libya describes arbitrary detention, abduction, sexual violence against women, men and children, and the forcible interception of boats in the Mediterranean. The EU Commission appears largely indifferent. The United Nations office in Libya published a… Further reading
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Trump plans anti-Antifa summit, may push for EU terror listing – with right-wing Fidesz and AfD warming up
The Trump administration is planning an international summit to counter “Antifa” and other left-wing groups, Reuters reported, citing three sources. The conference, set for June or July, will bring together government officials to discuss strategies. The Trump administration is planning… Further reading
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Use of facial recognition for suspect identification rises sharply among German police
Criminal investigation departments used a facial recognition system of the BKA more than twice as often as in the previous year. The system is generating an increasing number of so-called hits while simultaneously creating a bias against asylum seekers. German… Further reading
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Interview with physicist Guido Arnold, portrayed by right-wing media as key source for militant anti-tech movement
After months of attacks by right-wing media, Guido Arnold speaks about the power of Big Tech and its ideological orientation. The physicist warns of further authoritarian developments and has ideas for resistance. We approached you for an interview back in… Further reading
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German journalists’ union applauds financial repression against Hüseyin Doğru – customs now extends them to his family
Customs authorities have now also seized the accounts of the wife of German journalist Hüseyin Doğru. A major journalists’ association supports these harsh sanctions. Another notorious association spreads false claims. German authorities have now also “secured” the bank accounts of… Further reading
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Order or hint from Germany? Police check left-wing EU MEP Ilaria Salis before protest in hotel
Shortly before the large demonstration “No Kings” in Rome, officers checked the left-wing EU MEP Ilaria Salis in her hotel room in Rome and asked her questions. The police allegedly referred to an order from Germany. That would not be… Further reading