13 04, 2023

ASIC’s first greenwashing court case + 7 other greenwashing cases

April 13, 2023|Australia, Censorship, Consent, Environment, Finance, GreenWash, Human Rights, Inquiry, Law, Politics, Propaganda, Psychology, Social Credit|

Authored by Rufina Law, Lawyer and Portfolio Lead – Commercial Law, Wolters Kluwer


ASIC has started its first lawsuit against greenwashing. ASIC alleges that a superannuation trustee offered “sustainable” investment options that misleadingly […]

12 04, 2023

ASIC claims third scalp in greenwashing crackdown in about as many months

April 12, 2023|Australia, Consent, Environment, Finance, GreenWash, History, Human Rights, Inquiry, Law, Misinformed Media, Politics, Propaganda, Psychology, Social Credit|

Key Points

  • While the fines are small (for […]
    • First it was Tlou Energy in October, then ASIC stung Vanguard last month
    • Now, at the start of January, ASIC has fined energy microcap Black Mountain over tenuous net zero carbon claims
    • While the fines are small (for […]
  • 11 04, 2023

    Libraries issued with instructions for securing buildings as protesters try to remove LGTBQ+ books for young people

    April 11, 2023|Abuse, Children, Consent, Corruption, Gender, History, Human Rights, International, Law, Misinformed Media, Politics, Propaganda, Psychology, Social Credit, Youth|

    Campaigners have been entering libraries and targeting what they describe as inappropriate books aimed at 12- to 17-year-olds

    Public library staff have been issued with instructions to secure buildings, alert gardaí and avoid commenting to the media in response to rising numbers of protesters seeking […]

    11 04, 2023

    Clearview AI breached Australians’ privacy

    April 11, 2023|Abuse, Australia, Consent, Corruption, Digital ID, Finance, History, Human Rights, Inquiry, Law, Misinformed Media, Politics, Privacy, Propaganda, Psychology, Social Credit, Surveillance, Technology|

    Australian Information Commissioner and Privacy Commissioner Angelene Falk has found that Clearview AI, Inc. breached Australians’ privacy by scraping their biometric information from the web and disclosing it through a facial recognition tool.

    The determination follows a joint investigation by the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) and the […]

    11 04, 2023

    AI company harvested billions of Facebook photos for a facial recognition database it sold to police

    April 11, 2023|Abuse, Australia, Consent, Corruption, Digital ID, Human Rights, Inquiry, International, Law, Misinformed Media, Politics, Privacy, Psychology, Social Credit, Surveillance, Technology|

    In a BBC interview, Clearview’s CEO admitted to scraping user photos for its software

    Artificial intelligence is having a cultural moment. AI-powered chatbots like ChatGPT — and their visual image-creating counterparts like

    10 04, 2023

    ‘I thought I was bleeding to death’: The ‘gentler’ birth control device hundreds are suing over

    April 10, 2023|Abuse, Australia, Fertility, Human Rights, illness, Inquiry, Law, Pharma, Politics, Pregnancy, Psychology, Research|

    Hundreds of Australian women who underwent a contraceptive procedure touted as a “radical breakthrough” in birth control endured such severe side effects they had hysterectomies, according to lawyers representing them.

    The Essure device was said to be a “gentler” sterilisation method for women who had finished having children. A metal […]

    10 04, 2023

    The Health Legislation Amendment (Information Sharing) Bill 2023 (Vic) (the Bill) should not be enacted in its current form.

    April 10, 2023|Abuse, Australia, Consent, Corruption, Finance, Human Rights, Law, Politics, Privacy, Psychology, Social Credit, Surveillance, Technology|

    Liberty Victoria Comment on the Health Legislation Amendment (Information Sharing) Bill 2023 (Vic)

    The Bill, which would create a centralised database for the medical records of every patient in the public health system, does not sufficiently protect Victorians’ right to privacy. Vitally, Victorians will not have the ability to ‘opt […]