Human Rights, News and Comment
humanrightsdigest.org
- Global: Human Rights Day, Embrace Diversity, End discrimination
- UK: Complicity in Torture
- Somalia: Woman Stoned to Death for Adultery
- Morocco/Western Sahara: Human Rights Defender Expelled and Others Arrested.
- UK: Call for public inquiry into allegations of abuse by UK Military in Iraq
- Global: International Tolerance Day
- US: Call to Reform Detention Policy in Afghanistan
- Azerbaijan: bloggers jailing political
- Refugees: On the run through Asia
- China: Secret Black Jails Hide Severe Rights Abuses
bbc.co.uk
- Scapa Flow war salvage success remembered
- Ministers ordered to release data
- Calcium pills 'raise' heart risk
- Baltacha beats champion Schiavone
- Lockerbie inquiry 'may visit UK'
- NK Maribor 3-0 Hibernian
- Aalesunds FK 1-1 Motherwell
- Stirling Castle hosts Big Noise
- Clydebank man charged with murder
- Man admits 'hit-and-run' killing
bbc.co.uk
- Addiction drugs 'aid weight loss'
- Lockerbie inquiry 'may visit UK'
- Pregnant women rights questioned
- Ministers ordered to release data
- Public to veto council tax rises
- Life on Mars? Rocks may contain fossilised remains of life
- Finding a job in Puerto Rico
- Industry toasts beer sales rise
- Human remains found in Monaghan
- Calcium pills 'raise' heart risk
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alertnet.org
- Arizona appeals immigrant law ruling amid protests
- Wyclef Jean steps toward Haitiam presidential race
- Mexican army kills top drug lord - media
- Top Mexican drug trafficker killed - media
- BP lawsuits over oil spill take center stage
- Calcium supplements may raise risk of heart attack
- US EPA says Michigan spill appears contained
- WikiLeaks may have blood on its hands, U.S. says
- U.S. SENATE PLANS TO HOLD TEST VOTE ON OIL-SPILL ENERGY BILL WED
- As food crisis deteriorates in Niger, World Vision expands response
news.google.com?ned=uk&hl=en
- Woman charged over newborn deaths - This is London
- Karzai says WikiLeaks war logs endanger informants - CBC.ca
- Soldiers wander into Nablus, return safely - Ha'aretz
- How the CIA Got It Wrong on Iran's Nukes - Wall Street Journal
- French scandal-trapped minister denies allegations on fiscal fraud - Xinhua
- Deadly assault exposes Iraq's delicate state of security - Los Angeles Times
- Pentagon Partners with FBI to Investigate Leaked Military Documents - Voice of America
- Obama renews asset freeze of people undermining Lebanon - AFP
- Visa issues upset UK-India partnership hopes - The Guardian
- North Korean team 'reprimanded' - Aljazeera.net
guardian.co.uk
- Welfare reform: Costs and benefits
- Banks: Unreformed characters
- In praise of… television chefs
- Fox News' rabid propagandist Glenn Beck has lured me to America
- Wales: a land lost to Labour
- Crude, but fair. The public sector must take the pain
- Getting away with murder in Russia
- If Obama can't defeat the Republican headbangers, our planet is doomed
- Fly me to Mars. One-way
- Another invasion of liberty. And only the Tories are alert
theregister.co.uk
- Google fools interwebs into China blockage scare
- 'Suspicious' Android wallpaper app nabs user data
- Data for 100m Facebook accounts published to BitTorrent
- Uncle Sam sues Oracle (again) for alleged fraud
- Ballmer and Softies sacrifice sleep to catch iPad
- Nvidia plugs-in Visual Studio with CUDA 3.1
- Fog of cyberwar: internet always favors the offense
- Microsoft names September for IE9 beta
- Next Gnome delayed until 2011
- Open source HPC file system gets startup
out-law.com
- Factual disputes can be the basis of appeals too
- Scrapped retirement age will live on in private sector, says expert
- Scottish Government outlines proposed extension to FOI laws
- Facebook libel leads to £10,000 payout
- IBM hit by EU competition investigation on two fronts
- Ofcom lets consumers terminate broadband contracts for lack of speed
- Equitable Life compensation report 'unsafe and unsound', says Ombudsman
- Government publishes details of financial regulation reform
- ECJ asked to confirm that emulating software does not infringe copyright
- Mattel loses copyright case against ex-employee and Bratz inventor
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