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#protests

"We are a small nation which constantly talks about the need for a world order. We have a finance minister who has been a former NATO chief and prime minister. He knows very well what this means in foreign policy."

It seems, kinda, a little bit suspect at this point. Normally, CalHR gives a heads up when they're going to be changing something in the laws so we can comment on that. Today we have not received that.

It is tempting to define a group you do not like by the worst people associated with it, but this can lead to committing the fallacy of guilt by association.

The trial against Sheikh Hasina for crimes against humanity begins, with evidence suggesting a systematic attack on protests led by her government during a brutal crackdown.

The Irish Government has led from the front on the issue and will continue to do that.

Austin has settled nearly $30 million related to police misconduct lawsuits following protests after George Floyd's death, primarily due to injuries from 'less-lethal' ammunition.

Superintendent Neil Holyoak emphasized the balance between supporting peaceful protest and maintaining order, stating, "we have a duty to intervene where it crosses the line into serious disruption or criminality."

"Local business owners are very frustrated as the indefinite suspension of landing access to Skellig Michael continues, impacting our economy and tourism."

A court in Georgia ordered opposition party leader Zurab Japaridze detained on charges of failing to appear before a parliamentary inquiry as protests against the ruling party continued.

Rev. Ron Matheson expressed that Torontonians should be able to attend places of worship without facing harassment, stating, "It's shocking... but it is necessary now."

Abdalla described the events leading to her husband's arrest as a 'doXXing campaign' that targeted him due to his activism related to the protests against Israel's actions.