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Japan: Urge Rights Reforms in Turkmenistan

5 hours ago ago from Dr Nasir Khan

Turkmen President’s Visit Key Opportunity to Press for Improvements Human Rights Watch , December 15, 2009 While the Turkmen president tours Japan, hundreds of students are effectively held prisoner in their own country, arbitrarily deprived of education of their choice. Japan’s leaders should press the Turkmen president to lift these outrageous restrictions and to take other immediate steps to remedy abuses. ...

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Ignoring Success

18 hours ago ago from The HarazQuack Times - International Affairs Edition

Instead of supporting nations with nefarious dictators, poor records on human rights, and corrupt leaders, the United States should focus the bulk of its aid and effort on countries that are similar to Botswana. Botswana, sometimes referred to as Africa's miracle, is not without its problems. While it has maintained a multi-party democracy since independence, the BDP has retained power throughout this entire period. In recent years, the ...

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Ethiopia's tyrant calls U.S. ambassador 'idiot' (audio)

23 hours ago ago from Ethiopian Review

U.S. Ambassador Douglas Griffiths Ethiopia's tyrant Meles Zenawi has called U.S. Ambassador Douglas Griffiths an 'idiot' for claiming that there is no equal representation of all ethnic groups in the government. Mr Griffith represents the U.S.  at the United Nations Human Rights Commission in Geneva. Speaking at a council meeting last week, Ambassador Griffiths questioned Ethiopian regime's contention that there is a fair ...

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BBC News - Award highlights Russia's rights threat

14 hours ago ago from BBC

By Daniel Fisher BBC News, Moscow Mr Medvedev has sought reforms since the death of Natalya Estemirova Memorial, which has won the European Union's Sakharov Prize, is one of the few human rights groups in Russia willing to speak out about cases of alleged kidnapping, torture and extrajudicial killings by Russian forces. The European Parliament, announcing the prestigious award, said it was ...

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