WATCH | ‘Yes I had a coffee shop because Ramaphosa had no finance scheme then’ — Simelane in Sona debate
Human settlements minister Thembi Simelane responded in the Sona debate to the controversy surrounding the VBS bank loan she received for her coffee shop…Steenhuisen supports redress ‘but not at the expense of the economy’
He said this meant there must be respect for cultural and language rights, which exist because South Africa is a diverse and historically divided country…
Biofabricating human tissues enhanced through use of gallium
The manufacturing technique known as 3D printing, now being used everywhere, from aircraft manufacturers to public libraries, has never been more affordable or accessible. Biomedical engineering has particularly benefited from 3D printing as……
ICC under attack: can court continue to function?
US sanctions ‘designed not only to intimidate court officials and staff’ but ‘also to chill broader cooperation’, say rights group…
Trans rights backlash? Poll finds nearly HALF of Brits oppose legal gender change – up 11% in two years – with growing scepticism over NHS-funded transitioning
Long-running YouGov research has found that nearly half of Brits – 48 per cent – are opposed to legal gender change being allowed…
Dems Mostly Silent About Whether They Support Granting Voting Rights To 800,000 Noncitizens
Largely silent about whether they support noncitizen voting…
PAMELA GARFIELD-JAEGER: Ignore the trans lobby— it IS humane to ban self-harm
Photos from Florida surgeon’s Dr. Gallagher’s Instagram. Becoming trans is the act of hating the body you were born in, including everything about your appearance and persona…
Huntington Beach’s city attorney joins Trump’s Justice Department
Michael Gates, Huntington Beach’s longtime city attorney and an aggressive foe of California’s liberal politics, joins the civil rights division of the U.S. Department of Justice…
Saudi authorities free doctoral student initially sentenced to 34 years for tweets, activists say
Saudi doctoral student Salma al-Shehab, initially sentenced to 34 years in prison for her Twitter activity, has been freed after her sentence was reduced to four years, with another four suspended. The London-based rights group ALQST confirmed her release but…