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That. They maintain that i organize the entire thing. I did not. I did not. They said that i did. Weve been locked in this conversation since 2016. And all five officers were dismissed. Including this one. But this one got appealed. This started this entire saga. You been battling this lawsuit for nearly a decade. And i wanted to share another quote. On this ordeal. He wrote that when the free speech of black people is on the line. Suddenly the first amendment is made of molasses. If you are not a Black Man or a black lives matter activist. Do you think you and i made a resolution in this case...

KOMMERSANT (Russia), BBC, CNN Worldcrunch KIROV - Russian protest leader Alexei Navalny was sentenced to five years in jail for theft and embezzlement on Thursday. The Kirov City Court found the anti-corruption campaigner guilty of defrauding about $500,000 worth of lumber from a state-run company,...

Polish drivers have been blocking several crossings with Ukraine since Nov. 6, demanding that the EU reinstates a system whereby Ukrainian companies need permits to operate in the bloc and the same for European truckers to enter Ukraine. The protest initially affected three crossings but was then expanded to four. The blockade at the Jahodyn-Dorohusk border crossing was temporarily lifted after a local mayor took action to stop it because he feared it would threaten local jobs.

Volunteers toiled away at Tel Aviv's convention centre, doing "anything our government fails to", said an Israeli protest leader who has helped turn his movement into a huge relief operation since last weekend's Hamas attack."Civil society organisations... are supporting anything our government fails to support," said Ami Dror, 50, a tech CEO who has emerged as a prominent protest leader since the legal reform agenda was unveiled in January by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.

Watch on a screen. at this trial behind bars, the kremlin critic was found guilty on extremism charges and handed a new 19—year prison sentence. he'll be transferred to a so—called "special regime" colony and harsher conditions. we may have been allowed in here to watch the verdict on a tv screen, but keep in mind that in this court case, the actual proceedings were closed — to the press and to the public — and held in a high—security prison. describing this trial as "behind closed doors" feels like an understatement. later, in a message posted for him by supporters, mr navalny wrote...