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New drug called Sisa is killing austerity-hit Greek youths

Op-Ed: Did Rob Ford smoke crack to take Toronto minds off Leafs choke?

Nigerian forces launch ground and air attacks on Boko Haram camps

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UN report highlights Congo's continuing rape crisis

Goma - A new report by United Nations human rights inspectors says Congolese troops carried out systematic rapes of women and girls numbering nearly 200 toward the end of last year.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 2 comments

Amnesty International hails Maryland's abolition of death penalty

Annapolis - Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley yesterday signed abolition of capital punishment into law in Maryland in a move welcomed by campaigners Amnesty International. Maryland becomes part of a worldwide trend away from state-sanctioned execution.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 22 comments

Austerity in Greece having impact on human rights, says UN expert

Athens - That’s the opinion of a United Nations expert who warned yesterday that some of the austerity measures imposed on the Greek economy undermine Greek citizens’ access to jobs, health, water and energy.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 7 comments

Op-Ed: A profile of Rebiya Kadeer, fearless Uyghur independence activist

Born three years before China annexed East Turkestan and named it Xinjiang, Rebiya Kadeer has lived a remarkable life. Born into poverty, she became one of China's seven richest persons and model citizen before she was imprisoned for rebellious activism.
In the Media by R. C. Camphausen - 5 comments

Op-Ed: UN probing Canada's human rights record — Really?

Ottawa - The UN will be probing Canada's human rights record, with particular emphasis on First Nations and women. The Harper government has agreed to the probe, but has some serious questions regarding some members of the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC)
In the Media by Karl Gotthardt - 30 comments

Op-Ed: The Boston bombing and the unsettled state of mind

In the statements made to the press by Ruslan Tsarni, uncle of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects, an important truth was revealed on the nature of the unsettled.
In the Media by Michael Krebs - 8 comments

US Supreme court rejects Nigerian court human rights ruling

The Supreme Court of the United States has stated that it cannot consider law suits brought against the United States by foreign countries.
In the Media by Paul Iddon - 2 comments

Opposition in Bahrain calls for big protest before F1 race

The Shiite Al Wefaq opposition party in Bahrain has called on Bahrainis to gather for a major demonstration before the Formula One Grand Prix race scheduled to take place in the kingdom on Sunday.
In the Media by Paul Iddon

Bahrain police forces shoot tear gas at boys school

Bahraini police have fired tear gas as they clashed with students as they raided a boys secondary school in the kingdoms capital Manama.
In the Media by Paul Iddon

U.N. rights commissioner calls for Guantanamo Bay to be closed

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay, has called on the US to close its Guantanamo Bay detention camp, claiming that the US is in violation of international law.
In the Media by Sami Zaatari - 4 comments
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Internally displaced persons in Iraq receive little, if any, governmantal support. Hassan, who is blind, fled his home in Taji, north of Baghdad, moving to Chikook with his wife and few belongings. He has no plan of moving back to his former neighborhood.
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Argentina: GMO Soy Brings Wealth and Crippled Children

On the surface the financial turnaround in Argentina is nothing short of miraculous, but dig a little deeper and the...
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What I will Remember About Jane

I had a confrontation with someone today and I must admit that what she told me affected me emotionally. Eventually, I...
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Death Sentence Brit: Did campaign group 'Reprieve' damage Lindsay Sandiford's case?

Indonesia doesn't do excuses. In court, they like to see a little humility from the accused. Obviously, the people at...
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Human Rights Day, Afghanistan

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