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BAHRAIN: The head of the BYSHR is Facing Charges Related to illegal protests
The Bahrain Youth Society for Human Rights (BYSHR) strongly denounce the politically motivated charges brought against human rights defender Mr.Mohammed Al-Maskati “president of the BYSHR”
The ‘chapulling’ revolution of Turkey
Prime Minister Erdogan realized too late that using force is absolutely useless and counterproductive. The peaceful nature of the protests, political humor and the social media on which the events spontaneously have been coordinated put the government in panic.
Government plans to fix US debt without hurting fragile economy
Right at the start of 2013, the US government faces two major problems, namely, the running out of borrowing capabilities and the after effects of the Depression of 2009.
Balochistan Government to face enormous challenges
Islamabad- As Dr. Abdul Malik Baloch, A medical doctor by profession, belonging to a middle-class and educated family of Kech completed seven days of his government has to face enormous challenges from militants and power holder from Rawalpindi.
Obama initiative to keep students ConnectED
In the United States, President Barack Obama launched the ConnectED initiative to give high-speed broadband connection to every school.
Britain’s Sex Worker of The Year is looking for psychologist
Charlotte Rose recently won a British Erotic Award as Sex Worker of the Year.
Chinese Military Growth
Military power is a difficult subject, especially when it comes to discussing the potential power of other countries.
Edward Snowden is a hero who deserves our praise and thanks
Maybe now we know what happened to the Snowdens of yesteryear. Or at least to one of them.
American people have “Joseph Welch” moment about government snooping.
Have the American people just had a Joseph Welch epiphany? A sudden realization that this time, they have gone too far, that we have let them go too far?
The Outsourcing of The US National Security; The Verizon Files
Let us begin the journey from where it all started-as we found out today, with an employee of the federal government contractor firm Booz Allen Hamilton saying today that , “I can’t in good conscience allow the US government to destroy privacy”; the Verizon records story leaker, Edward Snowden, told the Guardian-which first broke the story few days ago.
Turkey, beware!
It’s been ten days since the protests in Taksim Square and Gezi Park, Turkey, broke out. Turks in over 60 cities have been voicing their dissatisfaction, and every day thousands more join the anti-government protests. Now that the police force pulled out of the square, a lively atmosphere with songs and drumming vibrates through it.
Kudankulam sees green light, some problems remain unsolved
What is fuelling anti-nuclear protests and who is interested in slowing down the project by using semi-legal tricks?
Turkey : The Middle East decisive battle for Secularism
The scenes from the Tahrir square of the Egyptian revolution have impressed millions around the world for what was called back then the power of the people against tyranny.
BBC TV: “You could not piss on the Queen and you had to be careful about Northern Ireland”
This week, TV and film pThe second best drama I have ever seen on British TVroducer Tony Garnett was talking at at London’s National Film Theatre. Tony Garnett was responsible for The Cops, the second-best drama I have ever seen on British television.
Report: Protestors in Bahrain Behind Bars
The Bahrain Youth Society for Human Rights (BYSHR) released its report on the judicial sentences issued against the protestors in Bahrain since 1 January until 1 June.