Commemorating the Global Day of Action: Support Don't Punish Campaign, #ZimbabweCivilLibertiesandDrugNetwork (ZCLDN) reached out to communities of people who use and inject drugs and hosted a football tournament for young people and youths in Glen Norah.@_ARASAcomms @IDPCnet
REPORT: Julian Assange spent $500k for his flight out of the UK to avoid landing on the American homeland after he was released from prison.
Assange will instead be landing on a remote U.S. island where he will plead guilty to the charges.
The island is the U.S. territory of Saipan in the Northern Mariana Islands, about 1,800 miles from Australia.
“He has to front up to charges that have been brought under U.S. law," said a professor at the University of Sydney's law school.
Assange will have the U.S. federal court hearing on Wednesday morning on the remote island.
His wife suggested the $500k flight was paid for in debt so they will likely launch a fundraising campaign to pay it off.
Assange is headed for Australia where he will reunite with his family.
Today's GOP has tragically consolidated around the big lie and the big liar.
And they will do anything to gain power in November — including an even bolder plot to overturn the results of the election.
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For the first time in state history, South Carolina could soon execute people on death row by firing squad. Though the S.C. Department of Corrections has already bought the squad more than $53,000 in equipment, it’s hiding key details. https://t.co/kBBW3IQ0I5
“Syringe reuse among people who inject drugs in rural Appalachian Kentucky” by Tasfia Jahangir et al (2024) via @ijdrugpolicy…why are people against syringe services? It forces people to reuse unsafe syringes.
Link: https://t.co/fuPkNLPLE5
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