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Vilnius police launch probe into removal of cover from Soviet monuments

Vilnius police are gathering information on the actions of Kazimieras Juraitis after he removed a cover from Soviet stat.

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Vilnius covers Soviet monument at Antakalnis Cemetery

Vilnius authorities are putting a black cloth over a Soviet-era Red Army monument in Antakalnis Cemetery as plans to dis.

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Makabayan solon slams Remulla: Red-tagging is an attack to democracy

Demanding an end to red-tagging, ACT Teachers Party-list Rep. France Castro on Wednesday, Oct. 12, denounced the statements made by Department of Justice (DOJ) Secretary Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla, who earlier said that red-tagging was part of democracy. Justice Secretary Boying Remulla (lef

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PHL Justice chief defends red-tagging before UN rights committee

PHL Justice chief defends red-tagging before UN rights committee
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Australia Failed to Protect Torres Strait Islanders From Climate Change, Violating Their Rights, UN Says

The UN has found that the Australian government failed to protect Indigenous Torres Islanders against the adverse impacts of climate change.

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