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In a 3-2 vote last week, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved proposals that will open the way to a two-tier Internet. The move would allow companies to pay broadband providers to speed up […]
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At 3.00 am on Tuesday 20 May 2014, the Royal Thai Army declared martial law across Thailand to restore order following months of anti-government protests that have left 28 people dead and hundreds wounded reports […]
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Europe’s top court ruled that Google Inc. can be forced to delete links to content about individuals on the Web reports the Wall Street Journal. Individuals can request that search engines remove links to news articles, […]
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Immigration police have announced they are going to reduce the amount of times tourists can re-enter Thailand using the 30 day visa exemption reports The Bangkok Post. The clampdown does not affect holders of non-immigrant […]
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Convicted Canadian sex offender Christopher Paul “Swirlface” Neil has been sentenced to three months in prison and three years probation for possessing devices capable of accessing the internet reports CBC News. He gained the Swirl Face nickname […]
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Four Japanese whaling ships departed from the fishing town of Ayukawa in Ishinomaki for its first hunt since the U.N. top court last month ordered Japan to stop killing whales in the Antarctic reports the Japan Times. […]
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The Department of Human Services can order children in its custody to be immunized, even if the child is in temporary custody and even if the parents object to the immunizations on principle, […]
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RT.com reported U.S, law enforcement officials may now stop drivers based only on the information provided in an anonymous tip phoned in by a caller who dialed 911 pursuant to a recent US Supreme Court decision. The […]
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Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens has just released his latest book, Six Amendments: How and Why We Should Change the Constitution. He suggests amendments to the constitution would reduce gun violence, abolish the death […]
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A criminal defamation case against two journalists in Thailand, including an Australian, is set to begin today, despite calls from the United Nations for the charges to be dropped. The Thai Navy have lodged a […]
