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The Guardian Courage of Zimbabwe human rights lawyer captured in film The Guardian Now 54, she believes it was her childhood struggles that helped make her who she is today: a fearless human rights lawyer in Zimbabwe, dedicating her life to...
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NDTV WikiLeaks trial focuses on whether Tweets meet evidence standards Reuters FORT MEADE, Maryland (Reuters) - The court-martial of the U.S.
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Egypt cuts diplomatic ties with Syrian regime Washington Post Egypt has cut diplomatic ties with the Assad regime in Syria and calls for a no-fly zone to help the rebels. This has sparked concerns in the U.S.
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AFP Hard-Line Egypt Cleric Sentenced for Burning Bible ABC News A hard-line Muslim cleric received an 11-year suspended sentence Sunday for tearing up and burning a Bible, Egypt's official news agency said.
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BDlive Tim Berners-Lee calls NSA surveillance an 'intrusion on basic human rights' Wired.co.uk "Unwarranted government surveillance is an intrusion on basic human rights that threatens the very foundations of a democratic society," said Berners-Lee.
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U.S. News & World Report NSA Leaker Edward Snowden Might Benefit From US-China Human Rights ... U.S. News & World Report It's possible China's opinion on the state of human rights in the U.S. will shape the outcome.
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Serious human rights abuses pervade in Mali five months after French intervention Amnesty International “The Malian security forces' human rights record since January is, simply, appalling.
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THESE are the heartbreaking images which depict the horror of war in Syria in a more direct and poignant way than the most seasoned war reporter could ever convey.
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Bahrain News Agency Bahrain to probe Hezbollah activities gulfnews.com Manama: The Bahraini interior minister has directed security agencies to look into possible commercial or financial activities by the Lebanese group Hezbollah in Bahrain, the...
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(Nairobi) – A Sudanese commander wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) led or participated in deadly attacks on ethnic Salamat communities in Central Darfur during April 2013, Human Rights Watch said today.
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International Business Times Anonymous Launches #OpTurkey, Takes Down Turkish Government Websites International Business Times According to the Russian website RT, the Anonymous attack came after a series of brutal clashes between police and...
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WHEN she was gang-raped by four men at the age of 13, her village classed her as a "black virgin" and ordered her killed.
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WikiLeaks cables support criticism of ICTY judge GlobalPost US diplomatic cables published by WikiLeaks appear to support claims by a Danish judge that the American head of the war crimes court for the former Yugoslavia furthered US administration...
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Washington Times As violence in Syria rages, human rights suffer Washington Times Given that both sides have been accused of atrocities, including verification that President Bashar al-Assad has used chemical weapons and that rebels have been...
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The Guardian Gambian tourist paradise conceals local misery and human rights abuses The Guardian A spokesperson for the European Union, which earmarked €76m (£64.6m) in development aid to Gambia for the period 2008–13, said it had cut funding by 20...
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Britain is breaching Julian Assange's human rights by not letting him out of ...
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The human rights-based approach The Guardian Repressive governments find curtailment of rights necessary to provide order. Silence from donors becomes a reward for becoming an alliance partner.
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Expansion at the National Archives Means More Focus on Human Rights New York Times (blog) The National Archives in Washington, D.C., a vast repository of documents related to the country's history, will significantly expand in November with a new...
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A teenage French activist has died after a fight with skinheads in Paris.
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THE American soldier charged with killing 16 Afghan civilians during nighttime raids on two villages last year has pleaded guilty.
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The heads of state back plea to halt proceedings in the Hague based court
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euronews 'Syria is in free-fall', say UN human rights experts euronews War crimes and crimes against humanity have become a daily reality in Syria, according to a UN report.
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Former PM says Australian foreign policy is 'complacent' and leaves country hostage to American decisions
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