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Shawn Wasserman didnt know who had left the newspaper at his Kitchener home. That bothered him.

It was called Druthers and it was full of anti-vaccine views and conspiracy theories, with some commentary that was anti-Asian, anti-Muslim and antisemitic.

One of the articles said the 9/11 attack no doubt involves shadowy elements recruited from among militant Zionists and Saudi fundamentalists.

It went on to allege that the one per cent, the globalists and the Chinese Communist Party are involved in a transhuman gene editing and subscription injection agenda.

These references, Wasserman said, are dog whistles that blame certain vulnerable groups. There may have been anti-Black and anti-LGBTQ comments also, that he couldnt decode, he said.

As he went through the newspaper, I realized the hate that was hidden behind the veil of anti-vaccination rhetoric.

Wasserman, who is Jewish, was anxious. The paper had arrived soon after he had put up Chanukah decorations. Had it been left at his home specifically to intimidate the Jews who lived inside?

He was afraid to ask his neighbours if they had also received the paper, in case one of them had laid it at his door.

Being a member of a vulnerable group carries multiple burdens. One of them is not really knowing whether, when something bad happens to you, if its because you are being targeted as part of that group, or if its just part of the ups and downs of life.

Wasserman told a few people in his Jewish community about his concerns, but didnt take action until another paper appeared on his doorstep a couple of months later.

This time, he and his wife (who is of Asian descent) had just decorated their home for Lunar New Year when it arrived.

Now he was scared. He called Waterloo Regional Police.

An officer went door to door in his neighbourhood, asking other people if they too had received this newspaper. They had.

Wasserman was relieved to learn that he and his family hadnt been specifically targeted.

But its not a victory, he said.

The fact that the misinformation and hostility in the publication is being distributed more widely than he thought does not comfort him.

Druthers, based in Toronto, bills itself as an alternative newspaper that offers honest news and information they dont want you to see.

It relies on supporters to deliver copies. Subscribers can pay to receive up to 400 copies and they deliver or give them away to others.

Wasserman said he wont contact Druthers to ask them not to deliver the paper. If he does that, he will have to give them his address, and then Ill be giving them the ability to target me if they so choose.

Others living near Wasserman are also unhappy about having no choice but to receive the newspaper.

I think its really offensive and a sign there is a lot of misinformation out there, said Stephen Furmaniuk, who doesnt belong to a vulnerable minority group but sees the antisemitism and racism in the content.

Theres a lot of hatred. Its very concerning to me. Its aggressive to present it to a person that doesnt want it.

All of this is going on while the anti-vaccine-mandate protest drags on in Ottawa. It, too, has been a combination of anger at government and medical authorities and hateful symbols like Confederate flags and swastikas.

It almost makes you wish for the early days of the pandemic, when we were frightened and isolated, but at least we were all more or less on the same side. It was us against this mysterious new illness.

Two years later, with livelihoods threatened or gone, mental health shredded, hate crimes rising and vaccine mandates dividing us, we seem unable to communicate at all.

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When hateful words arrive at the door - TheRecord.com

With at least 20 human rights defenders and four journalists killed across the region in January, the first month of 2022 has demonstrated once again the dangers of defending human rights and journalism in Latin America, said Amnesty International today.

The killing of 20 human rights defenders and four journalists in just one month is alarming and paints a frightening picture of what the year may hold for those who speak out for human rights in the Americas if states do not take urgent action to reverse this trend, said Erika Guevara-Rosas, Americas Director at Amnesty International.

We must build a future where defending human rights in this continent does not mean risking ones life. It is imperative that states take urgent measures to guarantee a safe and conducive space for the defence of human rights and independent journalism in the region, and that these cease to be lethal activities.

The killings have occurred precisely in the countries considered most dangerous for the defence of human rights in previous years: 13 in Colombia, three in Brazil and three in Honduras, while one human rights defender and four journalists have been killed in Mexico, the most lethal country on the continent for practicing journalism. Of the 20 human rights defenders killed, 18 were involved in defending human rights related to access to land and the protection of territories and the environment.

States have an obligation to investigate the killings in a prompt, thorough, independent and impartial manner, and with a primary line of investigation that considers the work of human rights defenders or journalistic work. Eliminating impunity in these cases is crucial to achieving a safe environment for defending human rights and sending a clear message that these acts will not be tolerated, said Erika Guevara-Rosas.

Honduras

On 9 January, two unidentified men killed Pablo Isabel Hernndez, an Indigenous leader, social communicator, and human rights and environmental defender, while he was on his way to a church in the municipality of San Marcos de Caiqun, department of Lempira. According to the Committee of Relatives of the Detained/Disappeared of Honduras, Pablo had been the victim of multiple threats for his human rights work, in particular for his reports on the community radio station where he worked.

The following day, Thala Rodriguez, a trans human rights defender, was killed in Tegucigalpa. Thala carried out her activism through several organizations, including Asociacin Kukulcn, Cattrachas, Colectivo Violeta and Cozumel Trans, among others, raising awareness of human rights, leading self-help groups and promoting labour alternatives to sex work for transgender women.

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights reported that on 22 January, Melvin Geovany Meja, a territorial defender and member of the Tolupn Indigenous community, was found dead with gunshot wounds in the municipality of Morazn, department of Yoro.

Colombia

According to the Institute for Development and Peace Studies (Instituto de Estudios para el Desarrollo y la Paz), 13 human rights defenders were killed in Colombia in January, all of them linked to the defence of land, territory and the environment. In addition, the Institute has documented thirteen massacres resulting in the deaths of 40 people living in rural areas in Colombia.

Our region remains the most dangerous for the defence of human rights and independent journalism because human rights defenders and journalists threaten the political and economic interests of a few while states remain apathetic and negligent in the face of the violence they face

One of the defenders killed was Luz Marina Arteaga. Her body was found on 17 January, after she had been missing for five days. Luz Marina was a well-known defender of the rights of campesino communities in the department of Meta. Amnesty International had visited her home in the municipality of Puerto Gaitn in 2019. On that occasion, Luz Marina mentioned that the situation in the area was complex due to historical neglect by the state, which resulted in the invasion of Indigenous and campesino territories by illegal armed groups, contributing to a series of threats and attacks on social leaders in Meta.

The National Protection Unit had granted Luz Marina protective measures since April 2019. However, the measures granted were mostly of a material nature and did not reduce the risk she faced. In October 2019 Luz Marina reported threats against her to the Public Prosecutors office and in 2020 she informed the National Protection Unit that one of the measures was not culturally appropriate for the region she lived in.

On 24 January, the Defence of Life and Human Rights Network (Tejido de Defensa de la Vida y los Derechos Humanos, TDVD) reported the killing of Albeiro Camayo Getio, former regional coordinator of the Indigenous Guard in the Las Delicias reservation, municipality of Buenos Aires, in Cauca. According to information from the TDVD, Albeiro Camayo was killed when suspected members of a paramilitary group shot at the community after the Indigenous Guard had expelled them from the territory.

Amnesty International has reported on the failed prevention and protection policies that contribute to an unsafe environment for the protection of human rights defenders in Colombia.

The protection of Indigenous, campesino and Afro-descendant communities in Colombia is ineffective because it does not address the structural causes of violence and often occurs without the proper participation of those at risk. Defenders of communities at risk are constantly unprotected, and threats, attacks and killings are constant in the country considered the most dangerous in the world for defending human rights, said Erika Guevara-Rosas.

Brazil

On 9 January, the bodies of three members of the same family known for releasing turtle hatchlings and for defending the land and environmental protection were found in San Francisco do Xing, Par state. On 14 January, the Federal Public Prosecutors Office (MPF) stated that the events took place in a context of repeated attacks on environmentalists and human rights defenders in the country. The MPF also requested information from the Military Police on the measures taken for the protection of the victims families, as well as other human rights defenders in the region.

Mexico

The journalists Jos Luis Gamboa Arenas, Lourdes Maldonado, Alfonso Margarito Martnez Esquivel and Roberto Toledo were killed in January. Amnesty International believes that journalism can only be practised freely in an environment free from threats, physical, psychological or moral aggression, or other acts of intimidation and harassment. The Mexican government must take concrete, prompt and effective measures to guarantee the lives and safety of journalists in Mexico, as well as to investigate these killings.

On 27 January, human rights defender Ana Luisa Garduo was killed in Temixco, Morelos. Ana Luisa was fighting for justice for the feminicide of her daughter. Amnesty International has shown that Mexico is a dangerous country for families seeking justice in cases of feminicide.

Our region remains the most dangerous for the defence of human rights and independent journalism because human rights defenders and journalists threaten the political and economic interests of a few while states remain apathetic and negligent in the face of the violence they face. It is time to act, otherwise lives will continue to be lost, lives that are essential for building an equal and just region where human rights are a reality, concluded Erika Guevara-Rosas.

For more information or to arrange an interview, contact Duncan Tucker: [emailprotected]

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Alert over killings of human rights defenders and journalists in the Americas in first month of 2022 - Amnesty International