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The Philippine government's failure to investigate and prosecute extrajudicial killings fuels further military abuses, Human Rights Watch said in a report. The government should ensure that officials vigorously investigate serious human
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Tuesday June 28, 2011 Search About Salem-News.com is the premiere Independent Online Newsgroup in the United States...Salem-News.com is increasingly receiving contact from people in countries that practice terrible levels of religious and cultural
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Anti-torture activists praised Brazil's justice minister Wednesday for supporting creation of a commission to investigate human rights abuses during the military dictatorship, although they consider the proposal "timid." Justice
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In the wake of Mubarak's removal in Egypt, thousands are peacefully taking to the streets in various countries across the Middle East to protest their own political oppression. In Bahrain, 3000 sleeping protesters, including children, were
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Crazy Bengie FB was attacked in a supermarket in Holloway north London, on the of on June 18, 2009, after asking the price of a sauce on a shelf which displyed a price lower than the price of the product. The manager, Jonathon Taylor,
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The Biennial 17th Commenwealth Law Conference being organized by Commonwealth Law Association began today morning at Internatioanl Convention Centre at Hyderabad Capital city in State of Andhra Pradesh in South India to discuss on the issues of
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The Commonwealth hasn't reneged on its commitment to human rights Naming and shaming member states is simply counterproductive According to your report, our organisation's "silence" over human rights abuses by our member states speaks volumes about
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Deb Anderson October 26, 2010 Professor Sarah Joseph "THE business of business is business," wrote US economist Milton Friedman, but human rights advocates are making it their business to change that. The notion of human rights as solely a government
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Story continues below Human rights groups say despite all this, serious human rights violations continue, with state security agents responsible for torture and unlawful killings enjoying total impunity. The case of Henry Djaba, a businessman who was
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For the first time, the United States is imposing sanctions on individuals inside Iran for human rights abuses, using a recently enacted law to seize U.S. assets and deny visas to individuals who are responsible for or complicit in serious
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