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Canadian-Armenian youth on hunger strike in Toronto Special

Toronto - This weekend eight Armenian Youth Federation of Canada members are on a hunger strike just blocks away from the Turkish consulate on Queen's Quay in Toronto.
Digital Journal Report by KJ Mullins

Rwanda's other genocide Special

Friday, October 1st, is the date of the official release of the U.N. Report on Human Rights Abuses in the Democratic Republic of Congo, including documentation of the Rwandan Patriotic Army's massacres of Rwandan Hutu refugees and Congolese Hutus.
Digital Journal Report by Ann Garrison - 1 comment

Kagame sworn in after UN report of guilt in Congo genocide

Rwandan President Paul Kagame was sworn in to serve another seven-year term on September 6, 2010, eleven days after the explosive August 26th leak of a UN report documenting genocide committed by his army in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
In the Media by Ann Garrison - 1 comment

Maesot, Thailand, on the Burmese border

Since 1949, a genocidal war has continued unabated in Burma, otherwise known as Mynamar. This long running armed conflict has somehow escaped notice by the rest of the world.
In the Media by Daniel Lick

Op-Ed: Rwandan genocide gone but never forgotten Special

Kigali - Rwanda is a beautiful country, and is home to inspirational people, but due to its sad and difficult past, traumatic memories still haunt them today.
Digital Journal Report by Natalie Peart - 5 comments

Africa told to take cue from Finnish trial, stem genocide Special

African countries should follow the lead of Finland in trying and prosecuting perpetrators of crimes against humanity in their various countries, says Amnesty International legal adviser Christopher Hall
Digital Journal Report by Samuel Okocha - 1 comment

Genocide: Rwandan pastor gets life sentence in Finland

A Finnish court has sentenced a former Rwandan pastor, Francois Bazaramba, to life imprisonment for committing genocide against the Tutsi minority in his native country in 1994.
In the Media by Samuel Okocha

Criminal defense lawyers dispute Rwanda Genocide history Special

Brux - May 21, 2010 The ad hoc organizing committee of the Second International Criminal Defense Conference being held in Bruxelles on May 21-23, thanked Rwanda Chief Prosecutor Ngoga, and Kigali’s New Times, for publicizing their efforts.
Digital Journal Report by Ann Garrison

Lawsuit alleges Rwandan President triggered Rwanda Genocide Special

Oklahoma City - On Thursday, three attorneys filed a wrongful death lawsuit, in an Oklahoma City federal court, alleging that Rwandan President Paul Kagame ordered the political assassinations that triggered the 1994 Rwanda Genocide.
Digital Journal Report by Ann Garrison - 3 comments

Tribute to the Armenian genocide victims on 95th anniversary

Yerevan - Internationally, among those nations who recognize the 1915 genocide, April 24 is a day of commemoration. While Turkey rejects the label, the mass-killing of Armenians is regarded as genocide by more and more other countries
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The French Senate is to vote this month on a bill making it illegal to deny that the mass killing of Armenians was genocide, reports say.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy orders his government to draft a new law punishing denial of the Armenian genocide after a top court strikes down a previous bill.

A man accused of playing a role in the Rwandan genocide could be deported next week unless he convinces Canadian officials he won't receive a fair trial at home.

The French Senate approves a controversial bill that makes it a criminal offence to deny that Turks committed genocide against Armenians during World War I.
A man accused of helping to incite the 1994 Rwandan genocide is deported from Canada to Kigali after a court rejects a final appeal.
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Get theocratic influence out of free society

Note: Posted this an an Op-Ed piece, enjoy. Everywhere I look, there seems to be one more fresh injection of...
Apr 7, 2012 in  Reason and Science by Joseph Power - 3 comments

Gunter Grass and the Spirit of a New Germany

In an attempt to recapture the long-lost limelight, the former Waffen SS volunteer turned Germany's self-imputed...
Apr 6, 2012 by Sam Vaknin

Kony 2012, Iraq and American Foreign Policy

Note: I wrote this on the day the Kony 2012 video had gone viral, but feel some of the points I raise are open to...
Mar 26, 2012 by Joseph Power

Atrocities are Good, Massacres are even Better!

In 1979, during my first year of compulsory service in the Israeli Defense Force (IDF), I was assigned to a unit of the...
Mar 18, 2012 by Sam Vaknin

Is it Time to Strike Iran?

You know an issue is big when it becomes a major talking point during a presidential election year. And the question of...
Feb 20, 2012 by Eric Podolsky - 2 comments
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