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
news.bbc.co.uk
- Fish plant plan before committee
- Rally against school budget cuts
- 'Shake and bake' with iPhone app
- Student awaits terror case ruling
- Housing crisis 'worst since WWII'
- Inquiry into Scottish trafficking
- Driver seriously injured in crash
- Gunmen fire shots into property
- Ferguson unsure on Scots comeback
- Labour suspends MP Devine
news.bbc.co.uk
- Philippine poll campaign begins
- Haitian 'lasts 28 days in rubble'
- BBC to reveal total performer pay
- Jackson medic denies manslaughter
- Smartphone keys get quantum trick
- Fertile forties pregnancy warning
- Online safety for five-year-olds
- Teacher qualifications 'too low'
- Inquiry into Scottish trafficking
- US soldier 'waterboards' daughter
alertnet.org
- Russia:
Activists’ Detention Unjustified
- PRESS DIGEST - Vietnam newspapers - Feb 9
- North Korea's Kim makes denuclearisation pledge
- Magnitude 5.7 quake rattles southern Mexico
- Weather closes US government offices a second day
- Magnitude 5.7 quake rattles southern Mexico
- Breeding a better source of renewable energy
- Drug shows promise against river blindness - study
- FEATURE-Iran's resistance keeps up cat-and-mouse web game
- GUINEA: Medical supplies, humanitarian flight blocked after clashes
english.aljazeera.net
- Toyota issues Prius recall
- New sanctions urged over Iran move
- Sri Lanka arrests General Fonseka
- Yemen al-Qaeda leader threatens US
- Indian soldiers die in avalanche
- Straw denies ignoring Iraq advice
- Costa Rica elects female president
- Yanukovych 'wins Ukraine election'
- Israeli forces raid West Bank camp
news.google.com?ned=uk&hl=en
- Burj Khalifa observation deck incident is minor case, says official - GulfNews
- 'Iran can definitely enrich uranium to 20%' - Press TV
- Power plant explosion under investigation - Los Angeles Times
- For Kremlin, an Election in Ukraine Cuts Two Ways - New York Times
- US, EU condemn Iran on human rights - Xinhua
- Costa Rica elects first female president - Telegraph.co.uk
- Analysts say China should not yield to Obama's hardline on yuan - Xinhua
- Rajapaksa's political rival humiliated, but at what cost? - Times Online
- Abbas under 'intense' pressure from EU to return to talks - Jerusalem Post
- Kashmir avalanche kills 17 soldiers, Indian army says - BBC News
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
- Ex-Intel exec pleads guilty to insider trading
- Adobe apologizes for festering Flash crash bug
- Conficker outbreak infects Leeds hospital servers
- Intel 'Tukwila' born after long and painful labor
- SourceForge reverses ban on US foes
- Oracle issues emergency security patch for WebLogic
- Microsoft tests show no Win 7 battery flaw
- Microsoft kills FAST's Linux and Unix search biz
- Linus Torvalds doesn't hate the Googlephone
- Sweden to prosecute alleged Cisco, NASA hacker
out-law.com
- Model clauses for overseas transfers of personal data updated
- Shopping sites improve legal compliance as consumers get more savvy, says OFT
- Europe should adopt US behavioural advertising icon, and quick
- Users run security risk by re-using banking passwords
- Cycling company wrong to suggest Olympian's endorsement, rules ad watchdog
- UK could get icons on behavioural ads
- HP ordered to pay £200m within two weeks in interim damages ruling
- Irrationality did not undermine TV menu ranking decision, finds Court of Appeal
- Financial services firms given August deadline for publishing complaints data
- Refusal to stop John Terry story was not a privacy law U-turn, says expert
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