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AUCKLAND, New Zealand-- Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice warned China today not to use its massive Olympic security apparatus to crack down on legitimate dissent.
President Thabo Mbeki says he has agreed to meet with Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir to discuss the decision of the International Criminal Court (ICC) seeking Bashir's arrest. The ICC Chief Prosecutor, Luis Moreno-Ocampo has indicted Bashir for committing war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity in Darfur. President Mbeki has expressed concern at the prosecutor's decision saying it will...
In his weekly radio address President Bush said, "America is leading the cause of human rights. Over the past seven years, we've spoken out against human rights abuses by tyrannical regimes like those in Iran and Syria, Cuba, Sudan, and Zimbabwe. We've spoken candidly about human rights with nations with whom America has good relations, such as Egypt and Saudi Arabia and China. And to ensure that our...
" No regime should ignore the will of its own people and calls from the international community without consequences." -- Bush Then, WHY AIN'T YOU LEAVING, asshole?! The fucking brass-balls hypocrisy is astonishing, readers. "Bush expands Mugabe sanctions; Ups pressure on Zimbabwe leader" by Deb Riechmann, Associated Press | July 26, 2008 WASHINGTON - President Bush signed an executive order yesterday...
from the Dallas Morning News Here's a story on Darfur, a rally in Dallas took place reciently that supported the indictment of the Sudan's president. Also here is a link to video of the rally. - Kale By JEFFREY WEISS Zeddim Dawelbit telephoned his sister Thursday, back in his genocide-wracked homeland of Darfur. When he asked her about how things were going, she started to cry, he said. “She told...
Global Grassroots (based in Hanover, NH) is a nonprofit organization which invests in social entrepreneurship to advance women’s wellbeing in poor countries. In Rwanda, Global Grassroots offers Social Entrepreneurship Training and Venture Investments to genocide survivors, including widows, women with HIV/AIDS and victims of sexual assault. Investments assist in capacity building, skills training and...
Somalia's new hard-line opposition leader promised Friday to pacify his shattered country through Islamic law, warning U.N. peacekeepers they will face attack if they deploy and support the government.
source: SW Radio Africa By Tererai Karimakwenda 25 July 2008 The United States Embassy in Harare said the Bush administration has strengthened sanctions against individuals blamed for the brutal pre-election violence. President Bush signed a new Executive Order on Friday. The new sanctions by the White House and the State Department target individuals that they ‘hold responsible for subverting [...]...
Calling Zimbabwe’s government illegitimate, President Bush ordered the new sanctions to intensify pressure on President Robert Mugabe and his supporters.
Get Latest Cricket News Sri Lanka will play in England next year to fill in the place of Zimbabwe after the England and Wales Cricket Board's (ECB) decided to severe cricketing ties with the African nation.
Check out latest Cricket News Having earned a recall to the Indian Test team after four years, young wicketkeeper Parthiv Patel feels it is the 'Lady Luck' which has smiled on him and the left-hander is keen to cash in on the opportunity to cement his place in the side.
Check out latest Sports News Former Australian skipper Ian Chappell has lashed out at the ICC for adding yet another "ignominious" chapter in its "chequered history" by allowing Zimbabwe to stay on board and bending rules to placate Pakistan.
