anyone believing this law is of no significance might look at the wikipedia article "human rights in sierra leone" particularly the section on women's rights. i doubt there are many countries where conditions for women are worse.
my first association when i saw the patriotic illustration is that mao is believed to be responsible for the death of 40 million chinese, mostly due to starvation.
i read in one of the major media outlets (ap news?) that the person shot a trooper before being killed by the cops. in the next few days maybe more 'facts' will become known.
i once checked on how organic foods are certified in the u.s. i was surprised to find that the process involves looking at the growers' records to establish if chemicals were used without any actual testing of food. so i have little confidence in organic labels on u.s.products.
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zephyr wrote
Reply to ‘Very high’ odds of war with China in 2025, US Republican warns by ziq
not a surprising prediction from a republican since wars are generally fought to benefit the wealthy and the powerful.