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Comments PRAIA, CABO VERDE — The case of Alex Saab raises dangerous precedents in terms of extraterritorial judicial abuse, violation of diplomatic status, and even the use of torture to extract false confessions. This is according to Montréal-based international human rights lawyer John Philpot. He spoke on May 19 at a webinar sponsored by the Alliance for Global Justice and other groups about this example of the long reach of the U.S. empire enforcing its deadly sanctions on some one-third of humanity.
US sanctions Venezuela for being sovereign Stansfield Smith of Chicago ALBA Solidarity commented that the Saab case is part of a larger U.S. effort to use “lawfare” to impose its illegal sanctions, which the United Nations condemns as “unilateral coercive measures.” The U.S. employs sanctions to discipline countries that attempt to develop independently of its dominion.
Editor's Сhoice U.S. Trying to Extradite Venezuelan Diplomat for the ‘Crime’ of Securing Food for the Hungry: The Case of Alex Saab v. The Empire May 25, 2021 By Roger HARRIS The case of Alex Saab raises dangerous precedents in terms of extraterritorial judicial abuse, violation of diplomatic status, and even the use of torture to extract false confessions. This is according to Montréal-based international human rights lawyer John Philpot. He spoke on May 19 at a webinar sponsored by the Alliance for Global Justice and other groups about this example of the long reach of the US empire enforcing its deadly sanctions on some one third of humanity.
US Trying to Extradite Venezuelan Diplomat for the ‘Crime’ of Securing Food for the Hungry: The Case of Alex Saab v. The Empire (Image by twitter) The case of Alex Saab raises dangerous precedents in terms of extraterritorial judicial abuse, violation of diplomatic status, and even the use of torture to extract false confessions. This is according to Montréal-based international human rights lawyer John Philpot. He spoke on May 19 at a webinar sponsored by the Alliance for Global Justice and other groups about this example of the long reach of the US empire enforcing its deadly sanctions on some one third of humanity.
Tiny homes have been around for almost two decades and, while they’re yet to go fully mainstream (primarily due to their prohibitive pricing), they are seeing a boost in popularity. This one isn’t new, but it’s just as impressive. POD-Idlala Tiny Home Is Probably the Tiniest Tiny Ever, Still Comfortable 21 May 2021, 14:30 UTC · by At the same time, it could just be the tiniest tiny home to have ever "tinied." It’s a nano home, a modular and prefabricated living solution, or a lifestyle pod, as the designer calls it. Meet the POD-Idlala, a very small but still very comfortable (and gorgeous!) tiny home.
Iberian Lawyer webinar on M&A market in Spain & Portugal - during and post COVID-19 Iberian Lawyer webinar on M&A market in Spain & Portugal - during and post COVID-19 The event was held fully online and included prestigious in-house and law firm practitioners from Spain and Portugal On Thursday 8 April at 17:00 CET, Iberian Lawyer had the pleasure of hosting the following webinar: How Spain and Portugal are increasing foreign capital in their deals? According to data published by Mergermarket, in the first quarter of 2020 deals in Europe dropped 33% from Q1 in 2019. Within this context, the discussion during the webinar focused on the impact of COVID-19 on the Iberian market for all the different players involved.