Concerns about US-funded biological facility raising questions of medical sovereignty, potential coercive health programs, and foreign control over population health infrastructure reflect dystopian themes of biopolitical control and governance.
Kenya stops constructing US-run Ebola site amid public outcry; $13.5m US funding is criticised as masking health risks.
Documents organized effort to restrict access to fertility technologies and reproductive choice, raising concerns about bodily autonomy… [more]
Systemic state failure to provide humane detention conditions, with inmates subjected to dangerous environmental conditions and… [more]
Article documents systemic biomedical harm to military veterans through institutional exposure to PFAS chemicals, representing state… [more]