The Daily Populous

Greta Thunberg has been detained by police during a demonstration in Germany.

It is the second time that the Swedish activist, who joined protests on Saturday, has been moved on by police in the village this week.

Police in riot gear moved into the village earlier this month in an attempt to clear the protesters out. »

When an English production of the play opened on Broadway in 1923, the cast and producer were arrested on obscenity charges—and the play was shut down.

In 2015, playwright Paula Vogel dramatized the controversy and censorship in her own play, the Tony-nominated Indecent.

Now, a Florida high school has abruptly canceled a student production of Indecent, citing sexual content. »

A leaked Suicide Squad image has confirmed plans for service game elements such as a battle pass.

The battle pass and multiple currencies shown in the image have inspired debate on social media about how extensive the live service elements will be for the title.

However, a development source told VGC that while a battle pass is planned for the game, it will be focused on cosmetic items such as skins. »

When legal scholars speak of the crime of aggression, they mean the crime of waging an illegal war.

The first court with jurisdiction to try this new crime was the International Military Tribunal established at Nuremberg, Germany, after World War II.

There, 24 Nazi leaders faced trial for crimes committed during the war, including the “crime against peace,” as it was then called. »