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Previously, two men have been lost in the Amazon rainforest and Brazilian soldiers have been searching for them. One of the missing men, a journalist named Dom Phillips, and the other missing man, an indigenous expert Bruno Pereira. Some clothes as well as a laptop were found on Sunday that belong to one of the missing men. It is believed that the men have been ambushed. A few days before the men went missing, their indigenous groups say that Pereira was being threatened for campaigning against illegal fishing areas. There are now protests going on for justice and the retrieval of the two men.

“Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira: Police Arrest Second Suspect.” BBC News, BBC, 15 June 2022, https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-61806773.

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4 suspects in London are accused of smuggling cocaine and hiding it in a concealed banana shipment. The Greek police declared 2 of these suspects as "leaders of an international drug-trafficking ring". The court case for these men were silent because they have the right to remain silent and took advantage of it. These cocaine smugglers are slowly but surely on their way to imprisonment and have a year until their trial.

Lowen, Mark. “British Men in Greek Court over Cocaine Smuggling.” BBC News, BBC, 15 June 2022, https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-61816268.

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Japan has lowered their tolerance for cyberbullying and has made online insults "punishable by imprisonment". Any citizen who disobeys this will be fined with 300,000 yen in Japan currency, about 2,200 US dollars. Depending on the severity the fine could go up to another 10,000 yen, about 75 US dollars. In Japan, insults are defined as demeaning ones standing without facts so it is just picking on someone. Japan has no more tolerance for public insults.

Yeung, Jessie, and Emiko Jozuka. “Japan Makes 'Online Insults' Punishable by One Year in Prison.” CNN, Cable News Network, 14 June 2022, https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/14/asia/japan-cyberbullying-law-intl-hnk-scli/index.html.

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Yesterday in Delhi, India, it has been announced that researchers have discovered that the awful air pollution has decreased life span by nearly 10 years. A tiny piece of matter called PM2.5 that is found in smog-air all across India is getting into peoples lungs at large quantities. This is what is taking away the precious years of life from the people. If this air pollution problem is fixed, studies show that up to 240 million people will have 10 years of life added back to their life span. The National Clean Air Program aims to reduce this harmful matter by around 25%.

“Air Quality: Pollution Shortening Lives by Almost 10 Years in Delhi, Says Study.” BBC News, BBC, 14 June 2022, https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-61793884.

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On May 30th in Sheikh Jarrah, there were 2 people who are being suspected as the people who had physically assaulted a journalist. The acts of violence that were used against the journalist included punching them, pepper spraying them, as well as beating them with a stick. The suspects were also said to have taken the journalists phone as well. The victim stated that he was trying to record at Damascus Gate and was interrupted by the suspects when they had pepper sprayed him. The victim then fell to the floor then proceeded to get his body battered by sticks. The police were on cite by did not act on the situation and, "did not move a finger". The suspects were eventually arrested within a short time.

Izso, Lauren, et al. “Two Suspects Arrested for Allegedly Assaulting a Journalist in Sheikh Jarrah.” CNN, Cable News Network, 30 May 2022, https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/30/middleeast/two-arrests-journalist-assault-sheikh-jarrah-intl/index.html.

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This Wednesday, a church in Nigeria was the site of a bloody attack. The attackers plowed through the door and started spraying rapidly with their fire arms without hesitation. Around 28 people were killed. Countless people of Nigeria are deeply saddened by this occurrence. The governor vowed to, "commit every available resource to hunt down these assailants and make them pay.".

Princewill, Nimi, and Amy Cassidy. “Mass Shooting at Nigeria Church Kills Dozens, Says Local Lawmaker.” CNN, Cable News Network, 6 June 2022, https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/05/africa/mass-shooting-nigeria-church-intl/index.html.