An Amazonian tribe has sued the New York Times (NYT) over a report about the community gaining access to high-speed internet, which it claims led to its members being labelled as porn addicts. The defamation lawsuit said the US newspaper’s report portrayed the Marubo tribe as “unable to handle basic exposure to the internet” and highlighted “allegations that their youth had become consumed by pornography”. The lawsuit also named TMZ and Yahoo as defendants, and said their news stories “mocked their youth” and “misrepresented their traditions”. The NYT said its report did not say any of the tribe’s members were...
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“Only Keir Starmer Labour Party Will Negotiate A Deal Where We Are Paying To Give Something Away” Kemi Badenoch Knocks British P.M Over signing Chagos Islands Deal
Keir starmer signed over the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, a state backed by Beijing, while British taxpayers foot an eye-watering £52 billion bill. In a statement the British Prime Minister claimed he acted in the interest of the people’s safety: “I’ve signed a deal to secure the joint UK-US base on Diego Garcia. This base is vital for the safety and security of the British people and today’s agreement is the only way to protect our country for many years to come. I will always act in our country’s national interest.” However the conservative party leader Kemi Badenoch knocked down...
“I’d rather die than see my country go to Mauritius!” Misley Mandarin reacts to Keir Starmer signing the Chagos Islands deal.
‘I risked my life for this country… Now Starmer’s handing away our homeland. I’d rather die than see my country go to Mauritius!’ Misley Mandarin reacts to Keir Starmer signing the Chagos Islands deal.










