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A crime that created a global splash due to its incendiary and unusual nature is unpacked in this gripping documentary from Ryan White, the Emmy-nominated director and producer of The Case Against 8 and The Keepers. Assassins humanises the apparently unwitting young female perpetrators, alongside…
Most people probably think all the noise died down because we dropped a ton of cash buying more. The second part about spending a fortune stocking up on ventilators sure is true—and not just in the U.S. The whole Western world went nuts for ventilators in March of 2020. And, what do you know? China just happened to be standing by ready, willing, and able to meet our newfound demand. (Though they weren’t always upfront about the money changing hands.) China is portraying itself as a magnanimous and trustworthy global leader in the coronavirus response. eg: sending ventilators to Italy. Tur...
Jim Tully has been recognised in the New Year Honours. Fifty years and two retirements later, Jim Tully’s years as a journalist and an educator are being honoured with a New Zealand Order of Merit. His career began at the Auckland Star in 1969, a graduate of the inaugural year of Canterbury University’s journalism programme, which he would later head for 25 years, from 1987. He and wife Liz moved to Wellington after his retirement in 2012, but a call from Massey University changed his path again, and a role as a guest lecturer swiftly morphed into an associate professor role at the hear...
Home | News & Events | China’s leaders expand use of forced labor Slogans promoting national unity adorn the barbed wire walls of a shoe factory where Uyghurs work in eastern China.(© Anna Fifield/The Washington Post/Getty Images) Slogans promoting national unity adorn the barbed wire walls of a shoe factory where Uyghurs work in eastern China.(© Anna Fifield/The Washington Post/Getty Images) The People’s Republic of China is expanding its use of forced labor, increasing the risk that countries may unknowingly import products made by people forced or otherwise coerced to wor...
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