Martial Law News

The "Champion of Liberty" himself has admitted that the government is fully aware of the potential for civil unrest in the United States and is even preparing for it.

North Korea has declared a state of martial law; North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un, has told the North Korean army to prepare for war.

It is perhaps a marker for how deeply paranoid the United States has become over the thought of a second term for the current Administration. That thought has convinced some to think Martial Law will be instituted and no election will be held.

Washington - Despite controversy over the March 16 Executive Order issued by the Obama administration, apologists are passing the word "Move along. Nothing to see here." But is "business as usual" really the case?

For the first time since her release from years of detention, Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar's democracy campaigner, is holding talks with newly -formed Myanmar government represented by Aung Kyi, the country's Labor Minister.

Malaysian actress Michelle Yeoh, who is playing a key role in a film about democracy icon Ang San Suu Kyi, was deported by Myanmar authorities on the same day she arrived in the country.

At least 45 people were reportedly killed while 270 others were injured in the latest violent confrontation between anti-government protesters and Yemen's pro government security forces.

The King of Bahrain Hamad Bin Isa Al-Khalifa has declared martial law Tuesday in an attempt to quell a potentially violent civilian uprising in the tiny Gulf state which is home to the US Fifth Fleet.

A US Federal Judge in Honolulu, Hawaii, has approved the distribution of $7.5 million to victims of martial law in the Philippines during the regime of the late Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos.

After more than two decades of martial law under former Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos who issued proclamation 1081 in 1972 placing the entire country under martial law, the Philippines has been transformed into a vibrant and thriving democracy.