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Where do you go for this information though? I think that's the tool that many people struggle to understand here. If you have the desire to learn more, how do
by freeqaz 2y ago
Where do you go for this information though? I think that's the tool that many people struggle to understand here. If you have the desire to learn more, how do you get there?
- MisterTea 2y agoYou have to journey outside of your local national news networks. Foreign news networks often have English editions or counterparts and there are numerous translation services on line.
- wormlord 2y agoI like many of the journalists from The Intercept[0]. You can find publications that are outside the mainstream and then follow journalists independently on substack. Many of them collaborate with each other, it is kinda like the MCU of journalism. [0] https://theintercept.com/ https://theintercept.com/
- Out_of_Characte 2y agoYou dont. People all around the world are in various ways economically enslaved. Its just that in western countries we have rules in place to limit what you could contractually mandate from an employee. You can report unsafe working conditions, long hours, unreasonable pay or discrimination based on immutable characteristics. Usually you report this to your boss, if he doesn't listen then you report it to an independent organisation to arbitrate, if this doesn't work then you have courts, social media and governments to rely on. If all else fails you could quit your job at no repercussions and find a new one. its just that all of methods above are useless if the organisation has close ties to all of these pathways of resolution.