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How a Hudson, Que., farm losing thousands to fraud exposes protection gap for businesses Pengrove Farms in Hudson, Que., was defrauded around $20,000, after people claimed to be a catering company in search of wholesale meat for their events. The aftermath of the fraud reveals gaps in Quebec’s business protection laws. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/hudson-farm-defrauded-thousands-exposes-protection-gap-9.7297289?cmp=rss
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Reminder: it's a war crime to bombard targets in/near built-up areas where civilian casualties are likely (UN EWIPA, 2022), as is deliberately targetting non-combatants (UN Security Council Resolution 1265, 1999) or civilian infrastructure (UN Security Council Resolution 2573, 2021). In war, these rules apply as much to the victims of invasion (e.g. Ukraine, Palestine) as to the invaders (Russia, Israel). "Whataboutism" is irrelevant. It's not an "accident" when you blow up a hospital or a playground near your target; it's murder. #nonViolence #protection #humanitarian
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In Nairobi, a UN body is deciding if "sustainable" becomes a rubber stamp for the cage. More than 575,000 live animals traded legally between 2011–2020 carried zoonotic disease risks. Reptiles die at 3.6% in captivity (up to 28% for chameleons). "Sustainable use" measured only by population counts lets a practice pass inspection while it normalizes severe suffering. #CITES #AnimalRights #Environment #Nairobi #UN #Sustainability #ClimateJustice #News #Ecology #Protection 1/2
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