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UN Resolution seeks Gaza war crimes investigations | EUTimes.net

13 hours ago ago from The European Union Times - World News, Breaking News

You are here: Home // Crimes , Middle East , War , Zionism // UN Resolution seeks Gaza war crimes investigations Posted by Europe on Nov 04, 2009 | Leave a Comment The U.N. General Assembly is likely to approve a resolution that urges Israel and the Palestinians to carry out independent investigations of alleged war crimes during their conflict in Gaza last winter within three months and calls for possible Security Council action if ...

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Rights group sees small improvements in Libya

17 hours ago ago from Al-Darb Diya (DDMA)

Sat, 12 Dec 2009 Tripoli - Human Rights Watch has noticed "pockets of improvements" in Libya but they are taking place in a still "repressive atmosphere," the group said Saturday. Among the changes the rights watchdog spotted were "expanded freedom of expression." However, laws continued to stifle speech and abuses by security forces were the "norm," it added. As part of the opening up, the rights group said it was able to hold a press ...

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C' AND OTHERS v. SECURITIES AND FUTURES COMMISSION

21 hours ago ago from Hong Kong legal developments

C' AND OTHERS v. SECURITIES AND FUTURES COMMISSION Current Cases (English) Case No. FAMV47/2009 Open in new Window Categories: Civil Appeal Date: 2009-12-11 Language: English Coram: Appeal Committee: Mr Justice Bokhary PJ, Mr Justice Chan PJ and Mr Justice Ribeiro PJ Representation: Mr Charles Sussex SC (instructed by Messrs Johnny K K Leung & Co.) for the applicants Mr Roger Beresford ...

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Government, Kenya Human Rights Commission Disagree over ICC Investigation of Election Violence

5 hours ago ago from American News World

The International Criminal Court is widely expected to announce that it will open investigations to identify and prosecute the main perpetrators of post-election violence in Kenya.

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Disarmament report promotes nuclear and uranium sales

2 hours ago ago from Antinuclear

Commission points way for uranium sales Sydney Morning Herald  MARK DAVIS AND JONATHAN PEARLMAN December 16, 2009 AUSTRALIA could drop its ban on selling uranium to India after a report commissioned by the Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, and his Japanese counterpart recommended changes to the nuclear non-proliferation regime. The report says the three nuclear-armed countries not covered by the nuclear non-proliferation treaty India, Pakistan ...

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