Top 25 meest gecensureerde verhalen 2018-2019
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| Ingevoerd: | 05-10-2019 |
| Geplaatst door: | Redactie Earth Matters |
| Bron: | Project Censored |
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(Verborgen) nieuws, Economie, Media, Oorlog, Politiek, Aarde en milieu, Bewustzijn, Gezondheid, Media en agenda
(Earth Matters) Meer dan 350 studenten en 15 professoren van 13 Amerikaanse universiteiten werken jaarlijks aan het samenstellen van deze lijst met meest gecensureerde verhalen. Tijdens de cyclus van dit jaar beoordeelde Project Censored meer dan 300 gevalideerde onafhankelijk nieuwsverhalen. De missie van Project Censored is om zowel studenten als het publiek iets te leren over de rol van een vrije pers in een vrije samenleving - en om het nieuws te melden dat het nieuws niet haalde en waarom.
Ook dit jaar valt de mond open van verbazing bij het doornemen van de lijst. Onder meer is de big business van de wereldwijde adoptie in kaart gebracht, vol met losse regels en winstprikkels die het een doelwit hebben gemaakt voor ontvoerders, mensenhandelaren en pedofielen. Er is aandacht voor de extravagante verspilling in ziekenhuizen en wat te denken van 21 triljoen (21 duizend miljard!) dollar die mist in de overheidsbegroting in Amerika tussen 1998 en 2015, op slechts 2 departementen (defensie en huisvesting). De erosie van mensenrechten wereldwijd, de rijken die nog rijker zijn geworden, maar ook regeneratieve landbouw en inheemse volken die in de rechtbank steeds vaker winnen om bos en natuur te beschermen.
Dit en meer vind je in de lijst met meest gecensureerde verhalen van Project Censored (in het Engels, vertaaltip):
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In April 2017, the Southwestern Border Sheriffs’ Coalition (SBSC) unanimously approved use of new biometric identification technology as a defense against “violent unauthorized immigrants,” George Joseph of the Intercept reported.…
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Over the past ten years, more than 82,000 guns stolen in Florida remain missing, Laura Morel reported in November 2017 in joint reports for the Tampa Bay Times and the Center for…
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On November 1, 2017, the Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC) implemented strict changes to its prison mail policy that discouraged inmates, their families, and friends from using the US Postal…
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At least 64,000 people died of drug overdoses in 2016, with more than 80 percent of those deaths attributed to opioid drugs, according to an August 2017 report from the…
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Public officials have offered their thoughts and prayers to the families of some 141 children, educators, and other people who have been killed in the dozens of school shootings in the…
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Hospitals in the United States are wasting millions of dollars’ worth of sterile and unused medical supplies, practices that impact the cost of healthcare, as Marshall Allen reported for ProPublica…
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An investigative report by the Guardian studied homeless relocation plans in major cities and counties across the United States. Released in December 2017, the 18-month investigation recorded 34,240 journeys made by homeless…
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As the Epoch Times reported in March 2018, “Global adoption is a big business, fraught with loose regulations and profit incentives that have made it a target for kidnappers, human…
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Inadequate textbooks used in the Mississippi school system are affecting civil rights education, Sierra Mannie reported for the Hechinger Report in October 2017. In 2011, Mississippi adopted new social studies…
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Two federal government agencies, the Department of Defense and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), may have accumulated as much as $21 trillion in undocumented expenses between 1998…
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More than 300 electric cooperatives across the United States are building their own Internet with high-speed fiber networks. These locally-owned networks are poised to do what federal and state governments…
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New documents released to the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) show that the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Louisville field officers have been paying Best Buy Geek Squad employees as informants for…
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Historically, journalism has highlighted social problems in order to expose wrongdoing, inform the public, and spur reform. This “watchdog” role is vital to a democratic society. However, as Christopher Reeve…
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In recent years, numerous news reports have highlighted illegal or inhumane actions committed by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials in their attempts to expel illegal immigrants. Despite the…
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“More than 32,000 people have submitted comments opposing a military takeover of most of Nevada’s Desert National Wildlife Refuge,” the Center for Biological Diversity reported in March 2018. In order…
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In August 2017, the counterterrorism division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued an intelligence assessment warning law enforcement officers, including the Department of Homeland Security, of the danger…
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In March 2017, the government of New Zealand officially recognized the Whanganui River—which the indigenous Maori consider their ancestor—as a living entity with rights. By protecting the Whanganui against human…
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Hidden in the massive omnibus spending bill approved by Congress in February 2018 was the Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data (CLOUD) Act of 2018. The CLOUD Act enables the…
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Regenerative agriculture represents not only an alternative food production strategy but a fundamental shift in our culture’s relationship to nature. As Ronnie Cummins, director of the Organic Consumers Association and…
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Russiagate, which began as a scandal over Russian efforts to sway the 2016 US election, has since proliferated into a drama of dossiers, investigative councils, Russian adoption cover-ups, and an…
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In June 2017, Andrew Beaujon reported in the Washingtonian on a new policy at the Washington Post that prohibits the Post’s employees from conduct on social media that “adversely affects The Post’s customers,…
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A Kaiser Permanente study (published December 2017 in Scientific Reports) conducted controlled research testing on hundreds of pregnant women in the San Francisco Bay area and found that those who had been exposed…
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In November 2017, the Guardian reported on Credit Suisse’s global wealth report, which found that the richest 1 percent of the world now owns more than half of the world’s wealth. As…
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In March 2017, WikiLeaks released Vault 7, which consisted of some 8,761 leaked confidential Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) documents and files from 2013 to 2016, detailing the agency’s vast arsenal…
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A 2018 survey conducted in response to global concerns about rising authoritarianism and nationalism shows a major decrease in nations adhering to basic human rights. As the Guardian reported, the World Justice Project…
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