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The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (Inter-American Court) Thursday ruled that indefinite presidential re-election is not protected by the American Convention, thus shattering the rationale behind Evo Morales candidacy despite a negative referendum.

Over the last year, unmarked graves of hundreds of children of indigenous tribes have been uncovered in various locations in Canada. Which one of us does not want to be treated with respect and dignity, rather than rudeness and disregard? Which one of us does not hope for empathy and support from those who know us when misfortune or tragedy befalls our lives, rather than indifference or callousness? We all do. It’s normal, it’s human. But what happens if this basic human response is hijack...

Celebrating July 4 on freedoms frontier Posted : 2021-07-04 09:21 By Cory J. Lemke The Spirit of 1776 has proven to be one of the most resilient revolutionary movements in human history, leading to a stable government based on individual freedoms, human rights and the rule of law. In that sense, one may argue the American Revolution has proven to be the most revolutionary movement of all time, premised on the respect and freedom of the individual. This Fourth of July marks the 245th annivers...

US President Joe Biden describes Queen Elizabeth II as an extremely gracious woman.

When Joe Biden was preparing for his first audience with Britain's Queen Elizabeth II as a young senator, his mother -- an Irish American born with the surname Finnegan -- had a piece of advice.

POOL/AFP via Getty Images JACK HILL/AFP/POOL/Getty Images By Kevin Liptak, CNN “Don’t you bow down to her,” she told him in 1982, according to a memoir Biden published several years ago. Afterward, he described her as an “extremely gracious” woman who reminded him of the mother who offered him that advice 40 years ago. “We had a great talk,” he said. Arriving to the interior quad of Windsor Castle in a dark Range Rover alongside his wife, Biden emerged wearing a signature pair of ...

President Biden and the first lady meet Queen Elizabeth II after his first G7 summit CNN 2 hrs ago By Kevin Liptak, CNN © JACK HILL/AFP/POOL/Getty Images Britains Queen Elizabeth II (R) speaks with US President Joe Biden and US First Lady Jill Biden and leaders of the G7 during a reception at The Eden Project in south west England on June 11, 2021. "Dont you bow down to her," she told him in 1982, according to a memoir Biden published several years ago. Afterward, he descri...

Why the International Law Angle Is Missing From Cases on Same-Sex Marriages There is an inconclusiveness of international law obligations vis-à-vis same-sex marriages. Photo: Ave Calvar/Unsplash LGBTQIA+12 hours ago As the Delhi high court gears up to broach the issue of legalising same-sex marriages under Indian law, one might wonder what role international law concerns have played elsewhere, for legal discourse inside court chambers. Unlike cases that seek to decriminalise sexual intercour...

Fighting Evil at the County Level A couple of days ago I shared with you our strategy for fighting evil at the county level. The info graphic I shared is included below, with a few others that have been making the rounds! (And contrary to the “fact-checkers” my comments stand as lawful and accurate.) Some of you wanted to learn more about this, and I have answered those questions in the videos below. Many of you are emailing me with concerns about mandatory vaccines being required by school...

Alaska and British Columbia officials met virtually this past week to discuss results of a joint water-monitoring study undertaken in the transboundary watersheds of the Unuk, Taku and Stikine rivers. The two years worth of data was collected by a program created by a 2015 agreement signed by then-Alaska Gov. Bill Walker and then-BC Premier Christy Clark. Back when the program was released in February, the Alaska and BC governments said the river monitoring program had finished its work, citing...