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Iran: Free AIDS Doctors

23.12.2008 03:50    hrw.org
New York, December 22, 2008) - On the six-month anniversary of Iran's detention of Dr. Arash Alaei and Dr. Kamiar Alaei - Iranian brothers who are internationally known as HIV/AIDS physicians - international nongovernmental organizations, academic institutions, and medical leaders

PHR Demands That Authorities Fulfill Responsibilities toward Afghan Mass Graves

23.12.2008 03:30    prweb.com
Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) calls upon Afghan, UN, and NATO authorities to cease evading responsibility and to act immediately to secure the mass grave site at Dasht-e-Leili in northern Afghanistan. (PRWeb Dec 22, 2008) Read the full story at
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Californian Files Contact Lens Solution False Advertising Class Action Against Advanced Medical Optics, Announces the Schmidt Firm, LLP

23.12.2008 03:30    prweb.com
Complaint Charges Consumers Have Been Misled into Purchasing Brand Name Product Identical to Less Expensive Solution Manufactured by AMO for COSTCO (PRWeb Dec 22, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/12/prweb1782864.htm
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Zimbabwe: 5.5 Million People May Need Food, Says UN

23.12.2008 02:13    allafrica.com
Four independent United Nations human rights experts today called on the Government of Zimbabwe and the international community to do more to rebuild the country's health system, end the worst cholera epidemic ever recorded there and ensure adequate food for

Mauritania: Deposed Leader Released From House Arrest

23.12.2008 02:13    allafrica.com
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has welcomed the reported release from house arrest of the President of Mauritania, Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi, who was overthrown by the country's military in August, and called for the restoration of constitutional order as soon as

Zimbabwe: Death Toll From Humanitarian Disaster Reaches Genocidal Levels

23.12.2008 02:13    allafrica.com
Emergency appeals by international aid organisations to tackle the devastating humanitarian disaster in Zimbabwe have reached urgent levels, as the shocking and rising number of deaths in the country becomes clearer.

Ghana: Visually Impaired Call for More Inclusion

23.12.2008 02:13    allafrica.com
The blind and partially sighted still suffer from social exclusion at the family, local and national levels, according to the Ghana Association of the Blind (GAB).

Ghana: Ceps to Resume Core Functions

23.12.2008 02:12    allafrica.com
The Customs Excise and Preventive Service (CEPS) is now ready to meet the challenges of resuming its core functions of Valuation and Classification. The Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning, in collaboration with the Revenue Agencies Governing Board (RAGB), had

Tunisia: President Ben Ali Confers With Prime Minister, Promulgates 2009 Finance Bill

23.12.2008 02:12    allafrica.com
President Ben Ali conferred on Monday, with the Prime Minister, Mr Mohammed Ghannouchi.

Southern Africa: More Than 42 People Abducted Countrywide in Last Two Months

23.12.2008 02:12    allafrica.com (2)
Last Friday MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai made a shocking revelation that 42 people have been abducted in the last two months and their whereabouts are still unknown. Up until then it had been reported that 26 people had disappeared, although

Nigeria: Ribadu Did Not Withdraw Suit On His Demotion - Counsel

23.12.2008 02:12    allafrica.com
THE counsel to Mr. Nuhu Ribadu, Tayo Oyetibo (SAN) has clarified the report that the former EFCC boss has withdrawn his suit against the agency.

Ghana: CJ Reviews Court Decision... After Chronicle Editorial

23.12.2008 02:12    allafrica.com
The Chief Justice (CJ), Her Ladyship Justice Georgina Theodore Wood, has reversed a six-month jail sentence slapped on the 72 year old farmer at Akim Swedru in the Eastern Region, Opanin Kwadwo Nkansah, for stealing a bunch of plantains from

Ghana: Six Months Sentence of 72-Year- Old Man Dropped

23.12.2008 02:12    allafrica.com
Kwadwo Nkansah, a 72-year- old farmer who was sentenced to six months imprisonment in hard labour for stealing a bunch of plantain has had his sentence varied and substituted with a caution and discharge.

Ghana: Drop in Female MPs, a Cause for Concern for Women's Rights Advocates

23.12.2008 02:12    allafrica.com
Various women right groups have expressed their concern about the abysmal performance of women in the recent parliamentary and presidential elections.

USA: Safety of Tasers questioned as death toll hits 334-mark

23.12.2008 01:27    amnestyusa.org
Industry claims that Taser stun guns are safe and non-lethal do not stand up to scrutiny, said Amnesty International today as it called on governments to limit their deployment to life-threatening situations or to suspend their use.

Amnesty International Questions Taser Safety As Death Toll Hits 334

23.12.2008 01:27    amnestyusa.org
Amnesty International released one of the most detailed reports to date on the safety of stun guns.

Amid new releases, government critic allowed to leave

23.12.2008 01:27    amnestyusa.org
The Libyan authorities have allowed political reform activist Idriss Boufayed to travel to Switzerland to seek medical treatment for cancer.

Tasers -- potentially lethal and easy to abuse

23.12.2008 01:27    amnestyusa.org
Amnesty International has said that industry claims that Taser stun guns are safe and non-lethal do not stand up to scrutiny.

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