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A study from Berkeley Law’s International Human Rights Law Clinic and the Gulf Centre for Human Rights identified a trend of violation of freedom of open expression and the use of surveillance technology against human rights defenders in Gulf regions and neighboring countries.

UC Berkeley’s study abroad programs have reopened for the fall 2021 semester, sending students across the globe amid uncertainty from the COVID-19 pandemic. 

UC Berkeley School of Law faculty released various research findings in light of World Refugee Day on June 20, reflecting on the current state of the refugee crisis internationally.

Authorities have established this dominance and control over transgender and queer people, and they wield their power to devastating effect: surveilling, tracking and quite literally hunting them.

With sports halted by the coronavirus, athletes have a chance to use their platforms for something bigger than sports. They need to speak up.

All bets are off on which couples will actually make it past a few months, but for now we can all pretend that love was found on this season of “Bachelor in Paradise.” Now, we have to purge this entire franchise out of our system before “The Bachelor” begins again in January.

It is astounding that there have been more than 130 contestants on this show and only six who have found love, yet everyone still thinks the odds are in their favor.

Leo immediately becomes defensive and rationalizes that “kissing is (equivalent to) a handshake in Paradise.” He throws his drink at Joe.

At this point, Bachelor in Paradise has enough love triangles to make a geometry teacher confused. Jenna is the second blonde distraught over who to pick.