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United States - Mumia Abu-Jamal : “I am an outlaw journalist”
Reporters without borders
On August 29th, 2010, Reporters Without Borders Washington DC representative, Clothilde Le Coz, visited Mumia Abu-Jamal, prisoner on death row for nearly three decades. Ms. Le Coz was accompanied by Abu-Jamal's lead attorney, Robert R. Bryan, and his legal assistant, Nicole Bryan. The meeting took place in room 17 of the State Correctional Institution (SCI) in Waynesburg, Greene county, Pennsylvania. Reporters Without Borders: As a journalist who continues to work in prison, what are your (...) (Full Story)

Honduras - No let-up for radio stations that opposed coup
Reporters without borders
There has a new surge in cases of harassment and censorship of journalists working for radio stations that have been outspoken in their criticism of the government since the June 2009 coup d'état. Radio Uno, an educational station in the northern city of San Pedro Sula that has repeatedly criticised the regime, was forced off the air by an act of sabotage on the night of 30 August. It has since been able to resume broadcasting amid much tension. Its staff has often been the target of (...) (Full Story)

Pakistan - Supporting media and journalists hit by flooding
Reporters without borders
As millions of Pakistanis continue to suffer from the flooding that has hit a fifth of the country, journalists' organisations and media support groups are stepping up their efforts to help news media and journalists in the affected areas. Reporters Without Borders has provided financial support to three independent newspapers – Shamal, Salam and Chand – in one of the worst-hit areas, the Swat valley, where the electricity supply was cut off 29 July, including in Mingora, the base of the (...) (Full Story)

Israel and Palestinians hold first Direct Peace Talks
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has launched the first direct peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians in nearly two years. Both sides agreed to a second round of talks to be held in the Middle East later this month.
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Sudan. Expectations running high in advance of January 2011 referendum
Juba/Khartoum/Nairobi/Brussels - Sudan’s North and South must take political action to define their mutual boundary if they hope to avoid future complications, including a return to conflict. (Full Story)
Canada. Cigarette production down
Canadian manufacturers produced 1.9 billion cigarettes in July, down 29.6% from June. (Full Story)
Canada. Public sector employment down
Public sector employment on a seasonally adjusted basis declined 0.2% from the first quarter to 3.6 million in the second quarter. This decline offset a slight gain in the previous quarter. (Full Story)
Hindus applaud Vatican for speaking against Roma crackdown in France
Hindus have applauded Vatican and other Catholic leaders for reportedly speaking against the Roma (Gypsy) crackdown in France. “It is a step in the right direction”, Hindu statesman Rajan Zed said in a statement in Nevada (USA) today and added that other religious elite of Europe should also come out openly against the reported maltreatment of Roma communities in France, which smelled of xenophobia, racism, and intolerance.
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AN APPEAL TO UNITED NATIONS AND EUROPEAN UNION TO PUT A STOP TO ETHNIC CLEASING OF THE ROMA PEOPLE IN FRANCE
By Roberto Malini
Milan (Italy) - For several years EveryOne Group has been issuing warnings to the EU authorities and the UN organisms in charge of the protection of ethnic minorities of the risk of serious anti-Roma policies being undertaken by France. (Full Story)
Honour killing, polygamy and child bride have great ties with anti-women culture
By Homa Arjomand
The reality is that honour killing, polygamy, child bride, forced marriage and arranged marriage and stoning have great ties with the growth of the anti-women culture and religious movement, in particular Islamic movements in the West. As soon as the advocators of this movement find the tiniest room to penetrate into legal system, more women will be subjected to violence and brutally slaughtered for refusing to follow the traditions of their families’ culture. It is hurtful to say that Canada under the policy of multiculturalism and cultural relativism has legally provided political Islam and all other organized religious sects, lots of ground to grow. (Full Story)
I live in San Francisco and am a gypsy and it's a terrible problem here...
By Ramona Mayon
I live in San Francisco and am a gypsy (not a Roma but an American-bred nomad) and it's a terrible problem here, the violent midnight raids, the confiscation of our property, our children nearly taken because of our "nomadic propensities" & put under legal (though thank God, not physical) custody of CPS, the constant threats of arrest (it is a "crime" and every street has signs posted "Habitation of a Vehicle Prohibited - punishable by fines/arrest"). (Full Story)
Julian Assange: Whistleblower
Internet activist Julian Assange serves as spokesperson for WikiLeaks, a controversial, volunteer-driven website that publishes and comments on leaked documents alleging government and corporate misconduct. (Full Story)
Hockey. Montreal Canadiens: Michael Cammalleri- A Leader On And Off The Ice
By James Stephan-Usypchuk
Michael Cammalleri, is a gifted goal-scoring forward of the Montreal Canadiens, his talents, and speed, complement each other very well, however Cammalleri carries something else not all hockey players have, he possesses heart.
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Roberto Malini's Point of View

AN APPEAL TO UNITED NATIONS AND EUROPEAN UNION TO PUT A STOP TO ETHNIC CLEASING OF THE ROMA PEOPLE IN FRANCE

Milan (Italy) - For several years EveryOne Group has been issuing warnings to the EU authorities and the UN organisms in... (Full Story)
Homa Arjomand

Honour killing, polygamy and child bride have great ties with anti-women culture

The reality is that honour killing, polygamy, child bride, forced marriage and arranged marriage and stoning have great ties with the... (Full Story)
What is Tolerance ?
Everybody talks about tolerance. Why ? What is so important about tolerance ? Do you have an opinion you would like to share on tolerance ? Why should we be tolerant ? Let us know your opinion. Write your answer directly... (Full Story)
New Approaches to Tolerance
By Victor Teboul, Ph.D.
Editor, Tolerance.ca®
Algerian-born Albert Camus once said that his homeland was the French language:« Ma patrie, c’est la langue française ». In a certain way, we belong to a language more than we do to a country. While writing La Lente Découverte de... (Full Story)
Declaration of Principles on Tolerance
Proclaimed and signed by the Member States of UNESCO on 16 November 1995. (Full Story)
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