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entertainment28 days ago•36 min saved

Britney Spears Speaks Out: Surviving Family Drama and Conservatorship Reflections

Britney Spears posted on Instagram that she was mistreated by her family during her conservatorship and that she’s “incredibly lucky to even be alive” because of how they treated her, while saying forgiveness is possible but she won’t forget. She criticized accountability from her family and reflected on the ongoing impact of the conservatorship, tying her current stance to past memoirs and public statements as she moves forward after the arrangement ended in 2021.

via Yahoo|

#britney-spears #conservatorship #entertainment

legal-and-human-rights8 months ago•3 min saved

Abrego Garcia Claims Severe Beatings and Torture in Salvadoran Prison

Kilmar Abrego Garcia alleges severe mistreatment and abuse at CECOT prison in El Salvador, and his lawyers are seeking to block his deportation from the U.S. due to fears of persecution and human rights violations, as he awaits trial on human smuggling charges in Tennessee.

via ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos|

#abrego-garcia #cecot-prison #deportation

health1 year ago•1 min saved

Study Reveals High Rates of Mistreatment During Childbirth in the US

A new study funded by Columbia University found that over 13% of new mothers experienced mistreatment by healthcare clinicians during childbirth in 2020, with the most common complaints being ignored or shouted at. The study revealed that mistreatment rates varied widely by factors such as race, ethnicity, marital status, insurance, and medical history, with the highest rates reported among certain demographic groups. The study, published in the JAMA Network Open medical journal, highlighted disparities in mistreatment during childbirth and noted limitations in its findings.

via WTOP|

#childbirth #disparities #health

entertainment1 year ago•2 min saved

Minnie Driver Alleges Producers Refused Wetsuit to "See My Nipples"

Minnie Driver revealed that producers of the 1998 movie "Hard Rain" prevented her from wearing a wetsuit during filming in order to make her nipples visible, leading to discomfort and mistreatment on set. She complained to her agent, but was subsequently isolated and punished, causing her to blame herself and altering her approach to life. Driver's experience sheds light on the mistreatment and power dynamics in the film industry.

via Fox News|

#entertainment #film-industry #hard-rain

entertainment2 years ago•1 min saved

"Former Co-Stars Support Rebecca Ferguson After Speaking Out Against 'Idiot' Castmate"

Actress Rebecca Ferguson spoke out against a former unnamed costar who mistreated her on set, prompting support from Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt. Ferguson described the costar as "insecure and angry" and recounted standing up to the mistreatment, leading to a positive change on set. She emphasized the importance of using her voice and not being afraid to speak out.

via CNN|

#dwayne-johnson #emily-blunt #entertainment

entertainment2 years ago•2 min saved

"Allegations of Mistreatment by Ex-Member of JoJo Siwa's XOMG Pop!"

A former member of JoJo Siwa's girl group, XOMG Pop!, has alleged mistreatment, including insults, grueling rehearsal schedules, and a cutthroat environment. Allegations also include lack of direct payment for social media content, brand deals, and merch revenue, as well as out-of-pocket expenses and financial struggles. Siwa's attorney denies the allegations, while other mothers of current XOMG Pop! members have praised their experience with the group.

via Vulture|

#allegations #entertainment #jojo-siwa

gaming2 years ago•2 min saved

"The Day Before: Allegations of Unpaid Work and Mismanagement Surface"

A recent report on the development of The Day Before alleges mistreatment of Fntastic employees, including fines for mistakes, toxic management, and intense crunch, leading to a lack of clear vision for the game. The co-founders are accused of imposing punishments and firing employees at will, with one instance of a fine of $1930 for "low quality" voice recordings. The game was critically panned and shut down shortly after release, leading to refunds and the closure of the developer.

via Eurogamer.net|

#crunch #fntastic #gaming

politics2 years ago•7 min saved

Controversy Surrounds Leaked Video of U.S. Senate Staffer in Explicit Act

Participants in PFLAG's Lobby Day recounted mistreatment by aides for U.S. Senators Rick Scott (R-Fla.) and Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who were not present during the meetings. A PFLAG representative described an aide in Scott's office as combative and degrading, while an aide in Cruz's office engaged in a combative debate about healthcare interventions for transgender youth. Other Republican offices, such as those of U.S. Reps. Aaron Bean (R-Fla.) and Beth Van Duyne (R-Texas) and U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), were described as positive and respectful. PFLAG plans to address the mistreatment with the chiefs of staff in each office.

via Los Angeles Blade|

#advocacy #lgbtq-rights #lobby-day

human-rights2 years ago•6 min saved

Inside Israeli Jails: Young Palestinians Speak Out on Harsh Treatment

Young Palestinian prisoners who were released from Israeli jails during a temporary ceasefire in the Gaza war have described harsh treatment and deprivation during their time in custody. Many of the prisoners, including women and teenagers, were held without charge or trial under Israel's practice of administrative detention. They were subjected to overcrowding, rationing of food and water, and physical and psychological mistreatment. The conditions worsened after the Hamas-led attacks on October 7, with prisoners being denied basic comforts and sometimes even water. Israeli prison authorities deny the allegations of mistreatment and claim that prisoners have the right to file complaints that will be examined by official authorities.

via The Washington Post|

#administrative-detention #gaza-war #human-rights

health2 years ago•7 min saved

"Silenced Suffering: CDC Report Affirms Women's Trauma in Birth Mistreatment"

Women who have experienced mistreatment during pregnancy and childbirth are speaking out after a CDC report highlighted the prevalence of such incidents. The report includes cases of ignored requests for help, physical restraint, violations of privacy, and coerced or unwanted treatments. Mistreatment during maternity care has historically been underreported and unaddressed, contributing to the high maternal mortality rate in the US, particularly among Black and Hispanic women. Advocates are calling for increased awareness, training, and a shift in societal attitudes to ensure respectful and patient-centered care during childbirth.

via ABC News|

#advocacy #cdc #health

entertainment2 years ago•4 min saved

Bravo Addresses Reality TV NDAs Amid Controversy

Bravo, the network behind reality TV shows like "Real Housewives," has responded to allegations made by former star Bethenny Frankel that NBCUniversal holds reality stars and crew members to non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) that silence them from discussing mistreatment. Bravo clarified that their NDAs are used to protect storylines, not to prevent individuals from speaking about their personal experiences or reporting unlawful acts in the workplace. They also stated that they encourage cast and crew to report any concerns through the channels provided by production companies. Frankel's lawyers have sent legal letters to NBCUniversal, alleging mistreatment of reality stars and crew members, and calling for better working conditions and protections. SAG-AFTRA has also backed Frankel's efforts and engaged in discussions regarding the treatment of reality performers.

via Variety|

#bethenny-frankel #bravo #entertainment

healthcare2 years ago•2 min saved

"Alarming Rates of Mistreatment in Maternity Care Revealed by CDC Report"

A survey by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reveals that one in five women experienced mistreatment during their most recent pregnancy, including verbal abuse, unanswered requests for help, and threats to withhold treatment. The survey also found that nearly a third of respondents faced discrimination based on factors such as age, weight, income, and race/ethnicity. The study highlights disparities in mistreatment based on race and insurance coverage, with Black and Hispanic women being more affected. The CDC recommends hiring diverse workforces and improving communication with patients to address these issues. The report did not directly link mistreatment to maternal mortality rates, but emphasized the need for better understanding and reporting of concerns to reduce pregnancy-related complications.

via NPR|

#discrimination #healthcare #healthcare-system

health2 years ago•4 min saved

"Disparities in Maternity Care: CDC Report Reveals Alarming Mistreatment Rates for Women, Especially Black and Hispanic Mothers"

A new report from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reveals that about 1 in 5 women experienced mistreatment during maternity care, with nearly a third facing discrimination. The negative experiences were even more prevalent among Black, Hispanic, and multiracial mothers. The findings highlight the need for equitable and respectful care during pregnancy and delivery. The maternal mortality crisis in the US continues to worsen, with Black women being disproportionately affected. Experts emphasize the importance of respectful maternity care, effective communication, and addressing health disparities to improve treatment and reduce pregnancy-related deaths. Investment in a diverse workforce, provider trainings on bias, and support for doulas and midwives are among the suggested solutions.

via CNN|

#cdc-report #discrimination #health

immigration2 years ago•4 min saved

Allegations of mistreatment surface against migrant transportation company in Monroe County

DocGo, the company hired by New York City to provide care and services to migrants bused to upstate New York, is facing accusations of mistreatment and negligence. Complaints in Albany include allegations of bullying, spoiled food, and transportation issues. Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan expressed concerns about the lack of oversight and transparency in the company's operations. Monroe County, where another group of migrants is expected, has a plan in place for their housing and care but lacks transparency and clarity. The city and nonprofits in New York City are overwhelmed by the influx of migrants, but have largely stood by DocGo while promising to investigate the claims.

via WXXI News|

#concerns #immigration #migrants

human-rights2 years ago•2 min saved

Tunisia Denies Mistreatment of Black Refugees

Tunisian President Kais Saied has rejected accusations of mistreatment of Black African refugees, stating that they are receiving humane treatment in line with Tunisia's values. However, refugees claim they have been left in the desert heat with little food or water. Tunisia, a major migration route to Europe, has faced criticism for rounding up and expelling refugees to a remote buffer zone on the border with Libya. Human Rights Watch has called on Tunisia to halt forced removals and provide access to humanitarian services for those in the dangerous border area.

via Al Jazeera English|

#human-rights #humanitarian-crisis #migration