European Court of Human Rights

Salvini Slams Upcoming ‘Kidnapping’ Trial: ‘I will declare myself guilty of defending Italy and the Italian people’ (Video)

Posted by Amy Mek
On September 17, 2020
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Bari, Congolese, European Court of Human Rights, European Union, Giuseppe Conte, Human traffickers, human trafficking, Illegal Migration, Italy, Lega Party, Manduria, Matteo Salvini, Migrants, NGO, Open Arms, SOROS

"I am honored to have upheld the laws, the honor, the borders, and the dignity of my country."

RAIR Exclusive Interview: Freedom Fighter Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff’s Dire Warning!

Posted by Amy Mek
On November 20, 2019
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Aaron Rhodes, Austria, Christian Zeitz, Christine Brim, Clare M. Lopez, Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff, European Court of Human Rights, Free Speech, Grégor Puppinck, Henrik R. Clausen, Iran, Kuwait, Montreal, Robert Spencer, Saddam Hussein, The Truth is No Defense

In Europe, human rights are no longer thought to be intrinsic to the individual as a gift given by God, but are rather thought to be a gift of the state, which can be limited or revoked at will.