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Syrian refugees: a neglected human rights crisis in Europe
One of the world’s biggest refugee crises of recent times is unfolding on Europe’s doorstep, but most European governments have reacted with complete indifference. Close to 4 million people are internally displaced in Syria and almost 3 million have left the country since the beginning of the conflict. The vast majority of the refugees benefit from the hospitality of Syria’s neighouring countries, including Turkey, which have taken the brunt of this humanitarian crisis. As for the rest of...
22 Dec 13 - 10:35
One of the world’s biggest refugee crises of recent times is unfolding on Europe’s doorstep, but most European governments have reacted with complete indifference. Close to 4 million people are internally displaced in Syria and almost 3 million have left the country since the beginning of the conflict. The vast majority of the refugees benefit from the hospitality of Syria’s neighouring countries, including Turkey, which have taken the brunt of this humanitarian crisis. As for the rest of...
Protests Shut Down Central Bangkok
BANGKOK — Protesters hoping to stall Thailand's general elections, scheduled for February, thronged central Bangkok on Sunday as part of on-going rallies against the government of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra. Meanwhile, the prime minister travelled to a governing party stronghold to campaign.
Tens of thousands of anti-government protesters brought central Bangkok to a halt Sunday in the campaign to force Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to resign and put a halt to national elec...
22 Dec 13 - 10:09
BANGKOK — Protesters hoping to stall Thailand's general elections, scheduled for February, thronged central Bangkok on Sunday as part of on-going rallies against the government of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra. Meanwhile, the prime minister travelled to a governing party stronghold to campaign.
Tens of thousands of anti-government protesters brought central Bangkok to a halt Sunday in the campaign to force Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to resign and put a halt to national elec...
After Freedom, Russian Dissident Says He Won’t Enter Politics
The lack of rancor expressed by the former prisoner, Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, in the hour or so he spent with a small group of Russian-speaking journalists was his most striking feature. Calm and businesslike in a dark blue suit and tie, he appeared fit and was decidedly feisty. Yet, at least for the moment, he said, he plans to stay well clear of Russian politics; certainly of his former oil company, Yukos, the giant concern that once made him Russia’s richest man; and probably of Russia i...
22 Dec 13 - 09:57
The lack of rancor expressed by the former prisoner, Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, in the hour or so he spent with a small group of Russian-speaking journalists was his most striking feature. Calm and businesslike in a dark blue suit and tie, he appeared fit and was decidedly feisty. Yet, at least for the moment, he said, he plans to stay well clear of Russian politics; certainly of his former oil company, Yukos, the giant concern that once made him Russia’s richest man; and probably of Russia i...
Human rights at risk when secret surveillance spreads
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The fear of terrorism, technology that is developing at the speed of light, private companies and state security agencies compiling personal information – this topical mix has become a severe threat to the right to privacy. Despite the intentions, secret surveillance to counter terrorism can destroy democracy, rather than defend it.
Recent revelations, many of them based on files from the whistle-blower Edward Snowden, have showed the stunning scale and sophistication of the surveillance...
22 Dec 13 - 09:31
The fear of terrorism, technology that is developing at the speed of light, private companies and state security agencies compiling personal information – this topical mix has become a severe threat to the right to privacy. Despite the intentions, secret surveillance to counter terrorism can destroy democracy, rather than defend it.
Recent revelations, many of them based on files from the whistle-blower Edward Snowden, have showed the stunning scale and sophistication of the surveillance...
Top 20 Nelson Mandela Quotes
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Nelson Mandela may be gone, but his deeds– and his words– will live on. As the world mourns the loss of a man who was arguably the world’s most respected figure, we’ve compiled a list of some of his wisest words.
Here are our Top 20 Nelson Mandela quotes:
1- “To deny people their human rights is to challenge their very humanity.”
2- “For to be free is not to merely to cast off one’s chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.”
3- “It always see...
22 Dec 13 - 06:59
Nelson Mandela may be gone, but his deeds– and his words– will live on. As the world mourns the loss of a man who was arguably the world’s most respected figure, we’ve compiled a list of some of his wisest words.
Here are our Top 20 Nelson Mandela quotes:
1- “To deny people their human rights is to challenge their very humanity.”
2- “For to be free is not to merely to cast off one’s chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.”
3- “It always see...
Federal Judge Richard Leon Declares NSA Mass Phone Surveillance Is Likely Unconstitutional
In a historic decision, a federal judge in Washington, D.C. today declared that the NSA’s mass phone records surveillance is likely unconstitutional, ruling that the plaintiff’s data should be purged from the system and prohibiting the NSA from collecting further phone records from the plaintiffs.
The case, Klayman v. Obama, undermines the government’s assertions that its bulk surveillance progra...
22 Dec 13 - 06:48
Federal Judge Richard Leon Declares NSA Mass Phone Surveillance Is Likely Unconstitutional
In a historic decision, a federal judge in Washington, D.C. today declared that the NSA’s mass phone records surveillance is likely unconstitutional, ruling that the plaintiff’s data should be purged from the system and prohibiting the NSA from collecting further phone records from the plaintiffs.The case, Klayman v. Obama, undermines the government’s assertions that its bulk surveillance progra...
Edward Snowden: NSA Surveillance Is About Power, Not “Safety”
Edward Snowden: NSA Surveillance Is About Power, Not “Safety”....An open letter to the people of Brazil. This letter was published today in the Brazilian newspaper A Folha in Portuguese and this original text was provided via the Facebook page of Glenn Greenwald’s husband David Miranda.
Six months ago, I stepped out from the shadows of the United States Government’s National Security Agency to stand in front of a journalist’s camera. I shared with the world evidence proving some governme...
22 Dec 13 - 06:43
Edward Snowden: NSA Surveillance Is About Power, Not “Safety”....An open letter to the people of Brazil. This letter was published today in the Brazilian newspaper A Folha in Portuguese and this original text was provided via the Facebook page of Glenn Greenwald’s husband David Miranda.
Six months ago, I stepped out from the shadows of the United States Government’s National Security Agency to stand in front of a journalist’s camera. I shared with the world evidence proving some governme...
the Convention for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide
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The United Nations General Assembly adopted the resolution — formally called the Convention for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide — in 1948, and the law entered into force in 1951.
The convention defines genocide as actions taken with the “intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial, or religious group.” In contrast to the designation of “crimes against humanity,” which were at that time understood to happen only during war, the convention b...
22 Dec 13 - 06:41
The United Nations General Assembly adopted the resolution — formally called the Convention for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide — in 1948, and the law entered into force in 1951.
The convention defines genocide as actions taken with the “intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial, or religious group.” In contrast to the designation of “crimes against humanity,” which were at that time understood to happen only during war, the convention b...
Life In The Shadow Of The Soviet Unions Chemical Arsenal
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Life In The Shadow Of The Soviet Union's Chemical Arsenal..............Russia -- Seventy-seven-year-old Klavdia and her husband Mikhail, 84, are struggling to put on a gas mask.
Mikhail: "So, I undid the zipper. Now, I'm looking at these straps. I loosened them. I'm loosening and loosening."
Klavdia: "We should have thrown these things out ages ago."
Mikhail: "I've unfastened this thing."
Klavdia: "That thing is supposed to reach over to here and that's it."
All the residents of t...
20 Dec 13 - 09:22
Life In The Shadow Of The Soviet Union's Chemical Arsenal..............Russia -- Seventy-seven-year-old Klavdia and her husband Mikhail, 84, are struggling to put on a gas mask.
Mikhail: "So, I undid the zipper. Now, I'm looking at these straps. I loosened them. I'm loosening and loosening."
Klavdia: "We should have thrown these things out ages ago."
Mikhail: "I've unfastened this thing."
Klavdia: "That thing is supposed to reach over to here and that's it."
All the residents of t...
Decisions concerning migrant children must always be based on their best interests
Decisions concerning migrant children must always be based on their best interests..............Migrant children are particularly vulnerable – especially if they are unaccompanied, travelling without parents or relatives. Many have been traumatised and abused before arriving in Europe. They must be met with care and with respect for their rights. Yet, there are many accounts of harsh treatment.
State authorities must never forget that migrant children, including those who are asylum see...
20 Dec 13 - 09:10
Decisions concerning migrant children must always be based on their best interests..............Migrant children are particularly vulnerable – especially if they are unaccompanied, travelling without parents or relatives. Many have been traumatised and abused before arriving in Europe. They must be met with care and with respect for their rights. Yet, there are many accounts of harsh treatment.
State authorities must never forget that migrant children, including those who are asylum see...
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