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March 2004
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03/31/2004
Mentre il presidente Karzai chiede alla Conferenza dei paesi donatori in corso a Berlino 27,5 miliardi di dollari in sette anni per la ricostruzione, le Ong internazionali e i gruppi della societą civile afghana chiedono un veloce disarmo delle fazioni ed il rispetto dei diritti umani. Ma su un punto concordano: la necessitą di porre fine alla coltivazione dell'oppio che č aumentata del 12% rispetto al regime talebano.
Read moreFrom: CARE USA, OneWorld on Yahoo News, Amnesty International USA, OneWorld Canada Related: [Afghanistan] [International Cooperation] [Conflict Resolution] Image: Coltivazione di oppio in Afghanistan - da Irin
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03/31/2004
BREMEN, Mar 31 (CSM) -- The impersonal white postcards bearing the return address "Camp X-Ray" stopped arriving more than a year ago. Rabiye Kurnaz took little comfort from the short, vague messages she received from her son, who has been a detainee at the prison camp at Guantįnamo Bay for nearly two years, but they let her know he was alive.
Read moreFrom: Christian Science Monitor Related: [United States] [Law] |
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03/31/2004
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From: Human Rights First Related: [United States] [Law] |
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03/31/2004
The UN Human Rights Committee declared this week that countries cannot use offshore facilities like Guantanamo to evade responsibility for human rights violations. "The Bush administration's trick of detaining people at Guantanamo won't work under international law," said Human Rights Watch director Kenneth Roth.
Read moreFrom: Human Rights Watch Related: [Law] [United Nations] |
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03/31/2004
Around 800 tea garden workers have died of starvation, with several surviving on wild roots and rats in the Indian state of West Bengal, where the closure of uneconomic plantations has rendered a million laborers jobless, says a rights group.
Read moreFrom: OneWorld South Asia Related: [South Asia] [India] [Agriculture] [Labor] [Poverty] [Business] |
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03/31/2004
Komiteti Shqiptar i Helsinkit, tubimet e fundit tė opozitės i ka konsideruar tė ligjshme dhe paqėsore ashtu siē ka vlerėsuar nė pėrputhje me ligjin edhe qėndrimin e forcave tė rendit. Nė njė vend demokratik siē ėshtė edhe Shqipėria, kushdo gėzon tė drejtėn e lirisė sė mbledhjeve dhe manifestimeve paqėsore pėr tė shprehur pakėnaqėsitė e mundshme apo kėrkesat e ndryshme ndaj qeverisė, institucioneve apo organeve tė caktuara shtetėrore.
Read moreRelated: [South East Europe] [Albania] [Freedom of Expression] [Democracy] |
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03/31/2004
Amnesty International has criticised India for using excessive force during a protest march held by the Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons in the north Indian city of Srinagar, located in Jammu and Kashmir.
From: Amnesty International - International Secretariat Related: [India] [Democracy] [Governance] |
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03/31/2004
An east India-based NGO, which works on social justice, human rights, food security, natural resource management, child rights and development alternatives seeks donations for these projects.
From: People's Cultural Centre Related: [India] [Poverty] |
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03/31/2004
Os 40 anos do golpe propiciaram um panorama ideológico variado, através da ótica retrospectiva de cada um. Olha-se para trįs sempre a partir do presente e muitas visões especialmente as dos que mudaram radicalmente de posiēćo falam muito mais do que as pessoas sćo hoje do que do tempo a que pretendem se referir.
Leia maisFrom: Agencia Latinoamericana de Información Related: [Brazil] [Politics] [Conflict] Image: © Amnistķa Internacional
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03/30/2004
During his visit to Washington, Colombian president Įlvaro Uribe is seeking continued U.S. investment in Plan Colombia and assurances of U.S.-backing for "Plan Colombia II." President Uribe is promoting his controversial plan to demobilize illegal paramilitary groups and highlighting recent reductions in the cultivation of coca.
Read moreFrom: Washington Office on Latin America Related: [United States] [Colombia] [Narcotics] [Arms & Military] [Conflict] Image: Įlvaro Uribe, Presidente de Colombia © Radio Netherlands Wereldomroep
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03/30/2004
U Zagrebu se od 7. travnja do 7. svibnja odrzavaju "Dane kulture Roma" koje i ove godine organizira Centar kulture Roma Hrvatske "Romano Centro". Između ostalog planiraju se koncerti, tribine i filmske projekcije, a sve u svrhu priblianju romske kulture građanima.
Read moreRelated: [Croatia] [Civil Rights] [Indigenous Rights] |
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03/30/2004
Prosecuting human rights abusers is now a familiar phase in a society's passage from conflict to peaceful development. But punitive justice is only one side of transition. Just as important - to heal lives and mend societies - is reparative justice for victims. Policy options for reparations remain sketchy, however, and the need for supporting research is profound.
Read moreFrom: International Development Research Centre Related: [Development] [Ethics & Value Systems] [Governance] [Justice and Crime] [Conflict] Image: Archbishop Desmond Tutu hears testimony about crimes committed during South Africa's apartheid era.
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03/30/2004
A vent'anni dalla fine della sanguinaria dittatura (1976-1983), durante la quale 'sparirono' 30mila dissidenti, il presidente Néstor Kirchner ha devoluto ai gruppi per i diritti umani di Buenos Aires 19 ettari della "Escuela de Mecįnica de la Armada" (ESMA), il complesso della Marina militare dove furono torturati e uccisi migliaia di dissidenti: ne nascerą un "Museo alla memoria". Intanto vari giudici stanno emanando sentenze che permettono di perseguire i crimini della dittatura.
Read moreFrom: Human Rights Watch, Inter Press Service (IPS) Related: [Argentina] [Civil Society] Image: Manifestazione delle Madres de Plaza de Mayo - da selvas
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03/30/2004
En 2002 et en 2003, le Canada a été le seul des 53 pays membres de la Commission des droits de l'homme de l'ONU ą voter contre la reconnaissance du droit humain ą l'eau. Le 22 mars, quatre ONG canadiennes, dont le Conseil des Canadiens, se sont réunies sur la colline parlementaire ą l'occasion de la Journée mondiale de leau afin de contester cette position du gouvernement canadien.
Read moreFrom: Council of Canadians Related: [Canada] [International Cooperation] [Water/Sanitation] [Environment] [Pollution] [Rivers] [Health] [Infant Mortality] [Governance] |
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03/30/2004
Gordon Campbell's BC Liberals campaigned on the promise of a "new era" for British Columbia - an end to the supposed excesses of the social democrats. And since "Slash Gordon" came to power, health care, welfare, education, legal aid and other services have suffered from his special attention. Now all 37 BC Women's Centres are on the chopping block.
Read moreFrom: rabble.ca Related: [Canada] [Shelter & Housing] [Gender] [Governance] |
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03/30/2004
It is general knowledge that economic and social rights are preconditions for exercising civil and political rights. If one cannot survive with its income, it is much harder for them to resist pressures on him regarding ways of achieving civil and political rights. Such a person is focused on generation of income to fulfill basic needs and lacks motivation to reach rational political and civil decision on the basis of appropriate information. This is even more severe if those that provide him with income use different forms of pressures on his decision-making.
Read moreRelated: [Serbia and Montenegro] [Civil Rights] |
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03/30/2004
'I share your dream of a Middle East replete with democracy and human rights for all,' writes a prominent Palestinian doctor to President Bush in Grassroots' Online Journal, 'but why not set a better example?'
Read moreFrom: Grassroots International Related: [United States] [Israel] [Democracy] |
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03/30/2004
Children as young as 7 and 8 are going missing in large numbers throughout Afghanistan, and no one is sure how many or where they are going. Agencies concerned with children surmise that some are being abducted as slave laborers or beggars, while others are being used to ferry drugs across borders.
Read moreFrom: Institute for War and Peace Reporting Related: [Afghanistan] [Children] [Labor] [Security] Image: Disappeared? © Alternatives
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03/30/2004
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Kėto fjalė prekėse dhe tronditėse, tė njė 15- vjeēari shqiptar, viktimė e pedofilisė dhe pėrdhunimit, ishin tė vendosura me gėrma tė mėdha nė sallėn ku u organizua konferenca njėditore ndėrkombėtare me temė "Dhuna ndaj fėmijėve dhe grave", e cila u zhvillua nė kryeqytetin grek Athinė. Related: [Albania] [South East Europe] [Children] [Civil Rights] [Civil Society] |
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03/30/2004
The European Unions proposal for a common European asylum system violates international human rights, according to a group of leading NGOs. Refugee and human rights organisations across Europe are jointly calling on the EU to scrap one of the key elements leading to the proposed system.
Read moreFrom: European Council on Refugees and Exiles Related: [Europe] [Refugees] [Politics] |
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