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Op-Ed: O' Khadr, some of us still remember you

Ottawa - Omar Khadr, convicted as a child and trialed as a murderer, is he forgotten today to the people of his home and native land?

In the Media by Tamara Tarchichi

Money for Thailand's victims of political strife

Bangkok - The cabinet has approved a compensation package for victims of all the political violence which took place between 2005 and 2010.

In the Media by Alessio Fratticcioli

UK Rioters Allegedly Suffering Prison Abuse

As the UK prison population continues to grow after reaching a record high, there is some concern that those convicted of rioting are finding being victimised by other prisoners.

In the Media by Anthony Organ - 5 comments

Op-Ed: How to Feel Better About the Casey Anthony Verdict

Orlando - Many justice-loving Americans were shocked when Casey Anthony was found not guilty of murder, manslaughter or aggravated child abuse.

In the Media by John Dewar Gleissner - 5 comments

Op-Ed: From Madoff to Murdoch to Greece: Whatever Happened to Ethics?

People from all walks of life and at all levels of the corporate ladder skirt their responsibilities and neglect their duties.

In the Media by Sam Vaknin - 1 comment

US Supreme Court’s Sotomayor received $1.175 million book advance

Washington - US Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor reported she had received almost $1.2 million last year as an advance for writing a memoir, according to an annual disclosure filing detailing financial activities released on Friday

In the Media by Lynn Herrmann

Lawyer Magnitsky cleared by Kremlin report, illegal arrest, death

Moscow - The biggest fraud investigation in Russia involving a Hermitage hedge fund resulted in the death of lawyer Sergei Magnitsky while in prison.

In the Media by Sara Star - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Sweden: The pornographic, democratic, monarchy

Stockholm - A look at the country seeking with great zeal to prosecute and extradite Wikileaks' director, Julian Assange. Is it an Inquisition?

In the Media by Michael Werbowski - 19 comments

Op-Ed: Arms deals, kickbacks, the Karachi bus bomb and state secrecy

The 2002 Karachi bombing which killed eleven French engineers against a backdrop of secret arms deal commission payments to Pakistani officials should be fully investigated, but it probably won’t be because of organized political resistance.

In the Media by Michael Cosgrove - 6 comments