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Iranian woman under pressure for hejab hair-cover -iin sadeghieh Sq.caps of iran kick and punch woman becuase of hejab rules and after that Iranian men fought against this action of goverment....
Regions: Iran
Issues: Freedom of religion & belief
Hightlights: Kony and the Lord's Resistance Army - The Last Chapter?
December 14 2008 saw a botched attempt to crush Uganda’s rebel Lords Resitance Army (LRA) by the militaries of Uganda, South Sudan and Democratic Republic of Congo....
Issues: Armed conflict
Church is being pulled down
IN New delhi a catholic Church was pulled down from the raod on the allegaton that the Church was standing on the road whereas the temple near the Church is very much even 15 feet ahead of the Church ...
Regions: India
Issues: Religion
Highlights: Media Talk: What now after Guantanamo?
As the Obama Administration moves to shut down Guantanamo, leading American commentator Karen Greenberg, in a wide-ranging discussion with Peter Clarke, until recently one of the UK’s most senior co...
Regions: United States
Issues: Justice
Feels Like 1936 Again (Music Video)
The release of the music single Feels Like 1936 Again has finally arrived. Two extremely talented artists have come together to capture what is truly taking place in Beijing during the 2008 Olympics....
Regions: China
Issues: Crimes against humanity
World Press Freedom Day: Blogging - Self-exposure or Self-expression ?
Political bloggers may share the media landscape with journalists but they don't necessarily inhabit the same space - they live in an unregulated twilight zone where anything goes.
Issues: Freedom of opinion & expression
Highlights: Insight with Charles Glass: Americans in Paris
Charles Glass provides an exciting, fast-paced and elegantly written saga of the moral contradictions faced by Americans in Paris during France's most dangerous years. ...
Issues: Armed conflict
Predicting the Crash
In recent weeks, increasing criticism has been levelled at the media over failure to provide adequate warning of the impending economic turmoil, as well as accusations of sensationalist coverage....
Issues: Corruption, Poverty
Sir Jeremy Greenstock: Britain's position in the world
London's former ambassador to the UN and the first British envoy to Iraq talks about British foreign policy in the new world order.
Issues: Armed conflict
The News Carers: aid groups doing too much newsgathering?
Are the media relying too much on aid groups and NGOs to provide pictures and video of the world's forgotten crises? Or does it make no difference where we source our material?...