Multiple African countries such as Nigeria, Congo, Uganda and Ghana have significant cultural artifacts taken during colonialism in western museums such as the British Museum (Britain), Musée du Quai Branly (France)among others. Repatriation (return) efforts have been hindered by ownership disputes and legal complexity such as non-retroactive conventions (modern trafficking laws that do not apply to colonial era cases).

For purposes of this debate, sanctions include, but are not limited to: expulsion of diplomats, embassy closure, travel bans on citizens of specified countries and economic repercussions. 

Warner Bros is a movie company that has been equally successful in both Online and Theatre Movies. It is facing bankruptcy and decides to sale. Two franchises are fighting for it. Netflix that is entirely online based is interested. Paramount Pictures that is entirely theatre based is also interested.

An inquisitorial system is one where the court plays an active role in investigating the facts of the case, gathering evidence, and questioning witnesses. The adversarial system is a legal framework where two opposing parties (prosecution and defense) present their cases to a neutral judge or jury. Each side gathers evidence, calls witnesses, and argues their position, with the goal of winning the case.

The modern women narrative is a social media concept that reflects women as  powerful, independent and non submissive to men. They are showcased as living aesthetic lifestyles and achieving things on their own beyond the traditionally accepted norms of what a woman should be.

For the purpose of this debate, “Big Religion” refers to large, centralised and institutionalised religious organisations with millions of adherents across multiple countries, formal hierarchical leadership structures, and the capacity to exert significant political, legal, economic, or cultural influence beyond individual belief; these institutions claim authority over doctrine, morality, and social norms, often enforce uniform interpretations, and frequently control substantial wealth, land, media, or educational infrastructure (for example, the Catholic Church). “Breaking up” Big Religion means dismantling these large-scale structures so that religious practice and organisation are confined to small, local, community-based groups that meet voluntarily, have no overarching central authority, and exercise no broad political or societal power.

Bitalo is a Popular Ugandan footballer who plays for the most successful Ugandan football club. He is the current captain of the team and has led them to winning two local league titles and one international trophy and is largely revered by fans. Bitalo has recently received a transfer offer from a struggling English Premier League team.

Political pardons are ways the government can cancel or reduce punishment for crimes. This can happen through amnesty, where Parliament forgives a group of people and erases the crime; pardons, where the President or Prime Minister forgives one person after a request; and clemency, where the President or Prime Minister forgives or reduces punishment for a group. These decisions are made by political leaders, not courts.