Law

A recent ruling in Peru may set an important precedent for indigenous land rights disputes, as Ben Whitford findsThe post Fighting for land rights appeared first on Positive News.

(Natural Society) We’ve been reporting on the case of Steve Marsh, an organic farmer in Australia who has been fighting Monsanto and his neighbor and childhood friend Michael Baxter due to the contamination of his farm from genetically modified canola.

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast, Episode 188. I was a guest last night (Sunday night, Aug. 23, 2015) on the Free Talk Live radio show, with hosts Mark Edge and Ian Freeman, discussing the common law, legislation, restitution, and related issues. For background/related: Another Problem with Legislation: James Carter v. the Field Codes Legislation and Law in a Free Society […]

Vince Edwards of LiveWithHonor.Info is creating a model for a network of self-sustaining communities.

Monsanto spun off its chemical business to a company called Solutia, but that may not provide protection in a recent lawsuit. Monsanto, along with Pfizer and Pharmacia, will have to defend themselves in court for allegations made by plaintiffs that the corporations’ manufacture of PCBs, or polychlorinated biphenyls, caused lymphohematopoietic cancer.

RT | June 25, 2015 A new rule over domain registration would prevent people from using a third party to sign up for a commercial website. People often use proxies to protect their contact information from the public, particularly when their work is controversial. Under the new rules, people registering websites for non-personal purposes would […]

Both Iran and Saudi Arabia are moving towards relaxing some of the strict laws on women's freedom, which are prevalent throughout much of the Middle East

If all goes well, the same laws that were on the books in 1619 could be revived to inspire the growth of medical marijuana as well as hemp plants which have thousands of uses. We haven’t always demonized this miracle plant, so what happened along the way?

[audio mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2015-05-21%20Financial%20Survival.mp3"][/audio]This week on Financial Survival, James turns the tables by interviewing Alfred Adask about his background and political philosophy. Alfred details his crash course introduction to the American injustice system in 1983 and his three decades of auto-didactic discovery of how that system really works.

RT | May 11, 2015 A California woman has sued her former employer, which fired her shortly after she disabled a GPS tracking feature on her company iPhone. The app was used to monitor employees even on their personal time, the lawsuit alleged. Myrna Arias has claimed that her boss, John Stubits, at money transfer […]