The European Court of Human Rights is considering the case of two prisoners in Guantanamo who accuse they were tortured in Poland by US agents while held in a secret prison.

The US does not allow these prisoners to testify. It should try them or release them. Maybe they are guilty of crimes, but so is the US in torturing them.

The leader of protesters in Thailand demanded that six TV channels cease broadcasting government statements and broadcast only his side.

This suggests that these "protesters" think they have a lot of power behind them. This is not a popular protest movement even if it looks like one.

Catholic hospitals in the US endanger womens' lives rather than abort pregnancies.

Even more absurdly (I won't say "worse", since it isn't actually worse), they do this if the fetus is doomed anyway.

Hospitals should be required to provide all services including abortion, and if the Catholic Church doesn't like that, it should sell the hospitals.

Amnesty International criticizes Israel's plan to imprison asylum seekers.

The EFF argues in court that full-time video surveillance of a home for a long period of time should require a warrant.