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Belgian Publisher Removes Controversial Column Following Public Outrage and Legal Warnings

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Brussels, Belgium – A Belgian publisher has retracted a controversial column from its digital media outlet following widespread backlash and threats of legal action. The contentious piece in question urged attacks on Jewish individuals, inciting considerable public outrage and alarm across various societal sectors. The article titled “Time to Stab every Jew,” authored by a freelance journalist, appeared on the website of the publisher, which has historically been seen as pushing boundaries in free speech and journalism. However, this publication crossed the red lines for many, prompting immediate calls for its removal and an apology … Read more

New D.C. Law Removes Waiting Period for Divorce, Empowering Survivors of Domestic Violence

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Washington, D.C. – A recent change to divorce laws in D.C. aims to provide more support for survivors of domestic violence by eliminating the waiting period before divorce. Advocates for victims of domestic violence pushed for this change, arguing that it will help those looking to separate from an abusive spouse. Previously, D.C. law required couples to live separately for six months, with mutual and voluntary agreement, before they could file for divorce. If one party contested the divorce, the couple had to remain married for a year. However, under the new law, any spouse … Read more