"Gentlemen Judges, Never Again": the complete speech of Strassera in the trial against the Juntas
On the 50th anniversary of the March 24, 1976 coup, this article reflects on the significant speech delivered by prosecutor Julio Strassera during the trial of the military juntas in 1985, emphasizing themes of memory, justice, and national identity in Argentina.
World proposes an online test to demonstrate that an AI agent works on behalf of a real person
World is developing a tool to identify AI agents with a unique human identity linked to the web's x402 protocol.
How John Malkovich Made the World His Character by Portraying Human Conflicts
John Malkovich has created a unique artistic expression by recreating iconic personalities through photography, showcasing the diverse nature of human conflict.
The EU Court reiterates and emphasizes: recognition of gender identity is a matter of dignity and freedom for every person
The EU Court has reinforced the importance of recognizing gender identity, framing it as essential for individual dignity and freedom.
This is the life of Nicolás Maduro in a US prison with bad conditions: 'I am the president of Venezuela'
Nicolás Maduro, the former president of Venezuela, is currently detained in a Brooklyn prison under poor conditions, asserting his identity as the country's president and claiming mistreatment.
Digital Clone Burial: The Enthusiasm for AI is Gone
A digital clone burial exhibition in Frankfurt questions human identity amidst waning enthusiasm for AI.
And what do the Iranians want?
This article explores the often misunderstood and oversimplified perceptions of Iranians, emphasizing their societal complexities and advancements beyond the geopolitical narrative.
Israeli Decision to Withdraw Identity of Released Jerusalem Prisoner
Israeli authorities have decided to revoke the permanent residency of Rashid Al-Rashq, a released prisoner from Jerusalem, significantly impacting his rights and freedoms.
"My dad was kidnapped and tortured during the time of Rodríguez Lara," President Daniel Noboa recounted
In an interview, Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa shared his father's past experiences of kidnapping and torture during the military dictatorship of Guillermo Rodríguez Lara, highlighting his political identity and the misconceptions surrounding it.
Today's Quote by Walt Whitman: "I am vast, I contain multitudes"
Walt Whitman's quote emphasizes the richness and complexity of human identity, suggesting that contradictions within oneself are not only acceptable but also liberating.
Mia Hughes: B.C. Human Rights Tribunal ignores science to silence debate on gender ideology
A former school board trustee in British Columbia was fined $750,000 by the Human Rights Tribunal for criticizing government policy on gender identity in schools, raising concerns about freedom of expression in Canada.
Lecturer: The debate about expulsion is about the foundations of the rule of law
The article discusses the shift in the interpretation of human rights by the Danish government in pre-election campaigning to facilitate the expulsion of more criminal foreigners, emphasizing that this issue goes beyond technical legal adjustments and is linked to broader political and identity narratives.
DN Debate. "Why use the brain when you can avoid it?"
The article discusses the implications of relying on AI for thinking tasks and its impact on human cognition and problem-solving.
Knowing How to Look
The article reflects on the art of observation and self-reflection in poetry, inspired by the teachings of Baudelaire.
The phenomenon of therians: less alarm and more real connection
The phenomenon of 'therians' involves young people identifying partially with non-human animals and has gained attention due to social media, but is not seen as a clinical disorder.
Time to Pray
The article discusses the enduring human practice of prayer as a fundamental aspect of human identity across cultures and history.
A Great Threat is Our Laziness. An Expert Says What He Wouldn't Let Artificial Intelligence Do
Historian and political scientist Lukáš Sedláček discusses the dual nature of artificial intelligence as both a technological tool and a reflective mirror of human identity in a recent interview.
Criminals accidentally kidnapped the wrong man – police found remains of the body
Police in Australia have discovered human remains while searching for a missing grandfather, believed to be kidnapped by mistake in a case of mistaken identity related to organized crime.
Julia Malott: Hair salon ruling a threat to the idea of human rights
The article discusses a Quebec tribunal's ruling against a hair salon for its binary gender options on a booking form, raising concerns about the implications for human rights.
A father of two and a daytime driver.. The story of the "stateless" man who ascended to the boxing throne in Britain (Video)
Bilal Fawaz, a stateless boxer who was a victim of human trafficking, has risen to prominence in the UK after winning the middleweight championship, while calling for official recognition of his identity.
Michael Higgins: Human rights tribunal seeks to bully and punish trans heretics
A ruling by the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal imposes a $750,000 fine on an individual for questioning gender ideology, raising concerns about freedom of expression and compliance with belief systems.
The power of buttocks: how the anatomy of the butt made us human
The article explores the evolutionary significance and aesthetic appreciation of human buttocks.
Viktorija Prituļaka: Four Years of War – Voice, Word, and Conscience
The article reflects on the impact of the war in Ukraine on personal and professional identities, highlighting the emotional and human aspects of conflict.
FIRST READING: The Canadians being punished by the state for not believing in gender ideology
Canadians have been fined by a human rights tribunal for not acknowledging self-identified gender, igniting debate over gender ideology in the country.
The severe physical damage that a person living as a therian could suffer: how it affects the human body
The therian phenomenon, where individuals identify with animals, poses significant health risks due to the physical imitation of animal behaviors.
Terry Newman: Apparently, everything is discrimination now
A Quebec salon has been ordered to pay $500 to a non-binary customer for lack of gender-neutral haircut options, highlighting ongoing discussions about discrimination and gender identity.
Bishop of Aguascalientes criticizes the 'therian' movement: 'They denigrate human dignity'
The Bishop of Aguascalientes, Juan Espinoza Jiménez, has condemned the therians movement for what he perceives as a degradation of human dignity and identity.
What does it mean to be 'otherkin' and how does it relate to therians?
The term 'therian' has gained popularity recently, as people have become curious about individuals who identify with animals non-human in various ways.
Teriotype, 'otherkin' and 'shifting': a guide to understanding the language of the 'Therian' community
The article explores the rising visibility and language of the Therian community, people who partially identify as non-human animals, particularly in Latin America.
What are Therians? We explain the new viral trend on social media
The article discusses the rise of the Therian concept on social media platforms like TikTok, highlighting how users express their identification with non-human species.
Enduring self-deception: Just don't let the facade crumble!
The article discusses human tendencies towards self-deception and the façade people maintain, particularly in professional contexts.
The era of revenge: Understanding how the world order is reconfigured
The article reviews the book 'La era de la revancha' by Andrea Rizzi, which discusses the current political dynamics among world leaders and analyzes the resurgence of revanchist sentiments globally.
"Exhibiting the work of Graciela Iturbide is opening a window to the essence of humanity": Roxana Velásquez
The San Diego Museum of Art is hosting an exhibition of Graciela Iturbide's photographs from February 14 to June 7, 2026, showcasing her extensive work that reflects on human identity and cultural memory.
What Are 'Therians'? The Viral Trend Generating Debate on Social Media
The article discusses the viral trend of 'therians', young people who identify spiritually or psychologically with non-human animals, sparking curiosity and debate particularly in South America.
Thumb": A literary risk at the limits of mental dissolution
Christos Randou's "Thumb" is a bold literary work that explores the dark corners of the human psyche, blending themes of childhood memory and adult madness.
The Murder of a Pet
The brutal death of a dog named Orelha has shocked Brazil, reflecting a deeper societal issue regarding the treatment of animals and human identity.
Assassination of Symbolism: Dissecting an Israeli Campaign Against Dr. Hossam Abu Safia's Championship
A digital verification team revealed a systematic Israeli campaign targeting Palestinian doctor Hossam Abu Safia, aimed at justifying his continued detention and undermining his medical and humanitarian identity.
The day you can be replaced by voice is here
The podcast discusses advancements in artificial voice technology that are now capable of producing human-like sounds, raising concerns about identity and voice replacement.
Who is the man and what role does he have in the world? The collective photography exhibition that makes you think
A photography exhibition titled 'Human Nature' opens tomorrow, inviting reflection on human identity and differences through the works of nine photographers.