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In this week's episode Mewilec details some of the ways in which Shell has collaborated with African lawmakers and government officials to destroy the lives of human beings. Oceans not oil petition: https://oceansnotoil.org/sign-a-petition/ Resources https://www.marineconservation.org.au/what-is-seismic-blasting/ https://medium.com/exploring-history/the-loudest-sound-ever-recorded-c1927ef0de4d htt...

In this week's episode of "Truth, Lie and a Hmm" Mewilec figures out if a man can automatically take his wife's surname, if animals have rights and if social contracts exist.

In this episode, Mewilec explores the world of policing - how it began, what it has been like throughout the centuries and why it sucks.  Transcript (not as many pictures as she would have liked): https://mewilec.wordpress.com/2021/11/20/the-laws-that-gave-birth-to-pigs-exploring-the-mess-that-is-policing/ Resources:  1. HISTORY OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE (PRE-1994): https://www.samirror.com/sapo...

In this episode of "Truth, Lie and a Hmm", Mewilec explains whether or not you can take a person to court for hurting your feelings, finds out if the only way to end a marriage is by death or divorce and ascertains if all superior courts can hear all types of cases. She also shares her thoughts on the recent local government elections.

In this episode Mewilec talks about the two acts which allow child marriages to be legal.

Today's episode is the first in the "truth, lie and hmm..." series. In this episode, Mewilec explains which sentence provided for in her latest reel on Instagram is a lie, the truth or lacks legal certainty. 

Hello everyone! Welcome to episode 3 of s(cr)ue. In this episode, I discuss a (really bad) legal romance book with my lovely boyfriend. The audio is a bit wonky because I had to record it over a call, sorry about that!   References (i know they are all from Wikipedia, leave me alone):  https://militarybenefits.info/defcon-levels/#:~:text=DEFCON%201%3A%20Maximum%20military%20readiness,response%E2%8...

hello there! long time no see hehe. in this podcast episode i dive into some laws that help israel take land from palestinians. this episode required a lot of research, but i really enjoyed imparting the information that i came across! although i did not touch all the bases that i would've liked to, i am very proud of this episode. a transcript of this episode (and its sources) is available on my...

in this veeeerry disorganised episode of s(cr)ue you, i talk about something that's been on my mind for a couple of days. what happens when a revolution that should've happened doesn't happen? i didn't come to a proper, researched, credible conclusion, but i did have some thoughts and i wanted to share them with you guys.

hello and welcome to s(cr)ue you!! in this episode i tell you all what this podcast is all about.