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Günter Grass tries to quell outrage over poem criticizing Israel

The Washington Post reports that German Nobel laureate, Günter Grass, is attempting to set the record straight on a poem that sharply criticizes Israel. Grass maintains he was attacking the government's current policies, and not Israel as a whole.
In the Media by Layne Weiss - 4 comments

Gay campaigners join fight to help straight pair get civil union

A gay campaigning group in the UK has joined the fight to get civil partnerships for straight couples. At the moment, they are available only to gay ones.
In the Media by Andrew John - 1 comment

Sir Ian McKellen: 'Peter Tatchell is my hero'

London - In a new video, the Shakesperean and Hollywood actor, Sir Ian McKellen, has spoken of his strong support for Peter Tatchell, the UK-based Australian-born human-rights campaigner.
In the Media by Mathew Wace Peck

Pakistani lynch mob killing boys in public sparks outrage (video)

A video of two young brothers being beaten by a lynch mob in Pakistan has outraged the country and provoked police to arrest several suspects. The boys were beaten to death for apparently taking part in an armed robbery.
In the Media by David Silverberg - 1 comment

Founding father of gay rights in the UK dies

One of the founding fathers of the fight for gay equality in Britain, Antony Grey, has died. He was 82. He had been suffering from leukaemia for some years and died in King Edward VII Hospital in London.
In the Media by Andrew John

Gay Malawians’ defiant prison declaration of love

Two men on trial on charges of homosexuality in Malawi, Steven Monjeza and Tiwonge Chimbalanga, have issued a defiant message from their prison cell, affirming their love for each other and thanking their supporters in Malawi and worldwide.
In the Media by Andrew John

London protest planned over Pope’s alleged child-abuse cover-up

Protesters in London accuse Pope Benedict XVI of covering up child sex abuse by Catholic clergy and will demand his resignation on Sunday.
In the Media by Andrew John - 18 comments

Amnesty urged to ‘adopt’ Malawi gay couple

Human-rights advocates are calling for a same-sex couple in Malawi to be adopted as prisoners of conscience by Amnesty International, after they were arrested for holding a traditional engagement ceremony.
In the Media by Andrew John

Black population in U.S. upset over use of word 'negro' in census

Many American blacks were outraged when they opened their 2010 Census booklets and found the term “Negro” as one of their race options.
In the Media by Cristina Quiñones - 4 comments

Pakistan Forces Global Blackout Sunday For YouTube

YouTube pointed the virtual finger at Pakistan as the country attempted to block complete access to the media sharing website on Sunday. The blame has been put squarely on Pakistan's' shoulders as the site nearly "blacked out" on a world scale
In the Media by Michelle Duffy
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Scottish Nationalist Party- The dead decorum of a forgotten age

The SNP, (Scottish Nationalist Party determined to break up the United Kingdom, for those of you in the USA), is now...
Feb 29, 2012 by Darren Brown - 1 comment

Hello World! Please Look the Brutality of India at Bangladesh Border in the Picture!

By Shafiqul Islam Jibon I lost my speach ! I do not know how to write about this inhuman behavior of India at...
Jan 24, 2012 by Shafiqul Islam Jibon

Indian newspaper urged India to seek apology for brutality at Bangladesh Border

Reputed Indian newspaper the Hindu urged it's own government to seek unreserved apology” to Bangladesh for brutality...
Jan 24, 2012 by Shafiqul Islam Jibon

88 Reasons Why President Obama Is Unworthy Of A Second Term

After observing and analyzing the first three years of President Obama's time in office, I have come to the conclusion...
Jan 14, 2012 by Walter "Bruno" Korschek - 13 comments

A Dangerous Woman: Indefinite Detention at Carswell

By Susan Lindauer Some things are unforgivable in a democracy. A bill moving through Congress, authorizing the...
Dec 11, 2011 by Susan Lindauer - 1 comment
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