Napoleon Krajcik

The Hypocrisy of the Philippines National Police Human Rights Mobile App

Dec 18, 2017 Napoleon Krajcik

"The ‘Know Your Rights’ app is a perfect example of hypocrisy because the only application that is known to the PNP is the application of torture..."

Animal Carcasses, Tires, and Medical Waste: A New Report Highlights Health Risks of Lebanon's Trash Crisis

Dec 15, 2017 Napoleon Krajcik

"When they burn we can’t breathe […] We’ve had to go to the hospital because of this."

The Conviction of Another Dancehall Star Fails to Shock Crime-Weary Jamaicans

Dec 15, 2017 Napoleon Krajcik

Following the incarceration of Vybz Kartel, Ninja Man is the second major dancehall artist in recent times to be convicted of murder in crime-weary Jamaica.

The Fall of Chinese Internet Czar Lu Wei

Dec 15, 2017 Napoleon Krajcik

If Lu Wei's censorship measures were viewed as selective, Chinese netizens will now find themselves facing a more "comprehensive" online content control system.

A Local Newspaper's Full-Page Feature on Nuclear Radiation Survival Stirs Panic in China

Dec 15, 2017 Napoleon Krajcik

"The whole page feature on nuclear radiation precaution is believed to be a reaction to the risk of warfare in the Korean peninsula."

The Cat in the… Pot? Cuddly Felines Nap in Japanese Cookware

Dec 15, 2017 Napoleon Krajcik

Cats sleeping in clay cooking pots are all the rage in Japan right now. Apparently, they are so popular that stores have started selling pots made exclusively for cats.

Right To Information Requests in Sri Lanka Reveals Process for Blocking Websites

Dec 15, 2017 Napoleon Krajcik

Information released by the Telecom Regulatory Commission revealed that from 2015 onward 13 websites had been blocked, including a number of websites publishing political news, and a few pornographic sites.

The Ahwazis of Iran Face Death Sentences after False Accusations of Opposing the Government

Dec 15, 2017 Napoleon Krajcik

An Iranian court sentenced two Ahwazi Arab men to death and gave six others three to 25 years for the crimes of alleged membership in non-existent opposition groups.

A ‘Detainee of All Eras': The Prominent Case of Egyptian Activist Alaa Abdelfattah

Dec 15, 2017 Napoleon Krajcik

"His trial is an attempt to silence criticism of a judiciary that has itself become a source of human rights violations."

Twitter Japan is Not a Safe Space for Minority Users

Dec 15, 2017 Napoleon Krajcik

"Of respondents who reported they found it unpleasant when coming across discriminatory articles online (as described above), 19.8% said they would refrain from using the Internet."

Posts by Napoleon Krajcik:

The Hypocrisy of the Philippines National Police Human Rights Mobile App

Animal Carcasses, Tires, and Medical Waste: A New Report Highlights Health Risks of Lebanon's Trash Crisis

The Conviction of Another Dancehall Star Fails to Shock Crime-Weary Jamaicans

The Fall of Chinese Internet Czar Lu Wei

A Local Newspaper's Full-Page Feature on Nuclear Radiation Survival Stirs Panic in China

The Cat in the… Pot? Cuddly Felines Nap in Japanese Cookware

Right To Information Requests in Sri Lanka Reveals Process for Blocking Websites

The Ahwazis of Iran Face Death Sentences after False Accusations of Opposing the Government

A ‘Detainee of All Eras': The Prominent Case of Egyptian Activist Alaa Abdelfattah

Twitter Japan is Not a Safe Space for Minority Users

Initiatives for Environmental Activism Take Off in Cuba

The Hypocrisy of the Philippines National Police Human Rights Mobile App

In Egypt, Both Sexual Harassment and Child Marriages Continue to Plague the Country

Found in Translation: Local Publisher Brings Alive the Story of a Somali Olympian and Refugee for Macedonian Readers

After Authorities Evict Beijing's ‘Low-End’ Residents, Chinese Ask: Where Is the Humanity?