
MENTAL HEALTH
The FDA Just Killed Big Pharma’s Favorite Loophole
A landmark reform shuts down deceptive drug ads that fueled overprescribing, misinformation and billions in profits for Big Pharma.

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MENTAL HEALTH
The FDA Just Killed Big Pharma’s Favorite Loophole
A landmark reform shuts down deceptive drug ads that fueled overprescribing, misinformation and billions in profits for Big Pharma.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US Court Hands 27-Year Sentence to GirlsDoPorn Founder for Coercion and Sex Trafficking
The case exposes systemic gaps in digital law and highlights the struggle to hold exploiters and platforms accountable for online sexual abuse.
DRUGS
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HUMAN RIGHTS
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HUMAN RIGHTS
Austria Ends a Century of Official Secrecy as New Freedom of Information Law Takes Effect
Austria now requires proactive disclosure of administrative documents, contracts and data after five generations of constitutionally enshrined secrecy.