Human Rights, News and Comment
hrw.org
- India: Repeal Armed Forces Special Powers Act
- Syria: Wives of Islamist Suspects Detained, Whereabouts Unknown
- Colombia: Bomb at Party Kills Many Civilians
- China: Olympic Sponsors Ignore Human Rights Abuses
- Georgia: International Groups Should Send Missions
- Russia/Georgia: Militias Attack Civilians in Gori Region
- Turkey: Support Justice in Darfur
- Georgia: Russian Cluster Bombs Kill Civilians
- SADC: Adopt Gender and Development Protocol
- China: End Abuses of Media Freedom
amnesty.org
- Tens of thousands at risk in Sri Lanka as fighting escalates
- Army’s so-called inquiry into cameraman's killing in Gaza a scandal
- Video: End stoning in Iran
- Solidarity with Zimbabwe ahead of SADC meeting
- Suspension of stoning executions a welcome step if carried out
- Civilians vulnerable after hostilities in Georgia
- Lebanon bus bomb kills 14, including civilians
- Eight Bahraini nationals released
- Major step forward in Paraguay's investigations into sexual slavery of girls
- Russia and Georgia – Background to conflict
news.bbc.co.uk
- After Khmer
- Council strike sparks disruption
- Court shown parade crash footage
- Jail for drug dealing ex-soldier
- Fifth bus strikes railway bridge
- Man gets probation for baby slap
- Shoe fetish man tagged for attack
- Foster carer jailed for child sex
- Shortlists for top comedy awards at Edinburgh Fringe are unveiled
- Prison for eBay hair tong thief
news.bbc.co.uk
- 'Seven dead' in Spain plane crash
- Thousands strike in Scots pay dispute
- Tories 'best' to tackle poverty
- Airport moves
- Glitter facing Thai deportation
- Decline in number of childminders
- Deadly bombings hit Algerian town
- Mao's successor Hua Guofeng dies
- Downing Street denies wasting money on Clarkson video 'joke'
- Countdown search for 'new Carol'
alertnet.org
- AFGHANISTAN: Dust storms cause health problems in west
- MADRID CRASH PLANE WAS MD82 - SPANAIR
- At least 21 killed in Madrid air crash-source
- Egyptian paper alleges obstruction by govt printer
- Wounded Georgian soldiers say ready to fight again
- FACTBOX-Security developments in Iraq, Aug 20
- ISRAEL-OPT: Rocket attack throws Gaza crossing plan into jeopardy
- Activists plan to break Israel blockade on Gaza
- Russia lawmakers to meet on Georgia rebel regions
- Germany disappointed over Russian withdrawal
english.aljazeera.net
- US and Poland sign missile deal
- Deaths as plane crashes in Madrid
- Deaths in two Algeria blasts
- Sarkozy visits Kabul after ambush
- Philippine separatists warn of war
- Zambian president dies after stroke
- Blast highlights Pakistan tensions
- Russia: Nato aids 'criminal regime'
- Blaze engulfs Egypt's parliament
news.google.com
- Eleven killed in new Algeria bomb attacks - AFP
- Nazi war crimes suspect faces extradition from Australia - Telegraph.co.uk
- Plane crash at Madrid airport - Telegraph.co.uk
- Tropical Storm Fay May Strike Land Again - Voice of America
- NSG to meet on Aug 21 for Indo-US nuke deal - Moneycontrol.com
- Poland and US sign missile defence deal - guardian.co.uk
- 50 hurt in clashes in West Bengal during industrial stir - Hindu
- Zardari backed for Pakistan president - The Associated Press
- Philippines: peace deal to be renegotiated - The Associated Press
- Zambia faces political uncertainty after president's death - AFP
theregister.co.uk
- Watchdog hits 070 swindlers with big fine
- Philippine troops battle rampaging MILFs
- UK.gov loses 29 million personal records
- Boeing gets new raygun-on-a-lorry contract
- Fart-lighting youth in petrol can mishap
- Microsoft slaps another $100m on Novell interop pile
- Cloud computing lets Feds read your email
- Lords call for variable VAT to cut landfill
- US police radios killing trees
- MoD announces 'Grand Challenge' tech-prize winner
out-law.com
- Court orders woman to pay £16,000 for file-sharing
- Lords call for variable VAT to cut landfill
- The Sun rapped for putting secret video online
- Tech giants near agreement on human rights code
- Dell refused 'cloud computing' trade mark
- Giant of internet radio on brink of defeat, says founder
- Three found guilty of web extremism plot
- Ofcom reports big changes in media consumption
- ICANN backs auction of dispute
- Privacy regulator plans annual
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