Memphis Barker in Islamabad, London, 27 Jul 2018
Observers noted ‘systematic attempts to undermine ruling party’ ahead of disputed vote… Continue reading
“Pakistan election: Imran Khan leads in early counting”, BBC News
London, July 26, 2018
Early results from Pakistan’s election suggest ex-cricket star Imran Khan is on course to become prime… Continue reading
“The defenders: Nine activists defending the Earth from violent assault”, The Guardian
By Jonathan Watts, London, 21 July 2018
On a planet of billions, nine represent the strong minority battling murder in… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: Human Rights, War, Personal Growth
“UN Sex Abuse Scandal”, July 24, 2018, Frontline, PBS
We take a break again from our commentary, The End… Continue reading
Message of the Day: Human Rights, War, Personal Growth
“UN Sex Abuse Scandal”, July 24, 2018, Frontline, PBS
We take a break again from our commentary, The End… Continue reading
“Q&A: Air Pollution Remains Cause for Alarm in Asia”, Inter Press Service (IPS)
By Sinsiri Tiwutanond, News and Views from the Gloabl South, Rome, Bangkok, July 17, 2018
At the start of the… Continue reading
“Nation-state bill strikes blow to minorities”, The Jerusalem Post
By Amir Fuchs, Opinion, Jerusalem, July 18, 2018
So the question arises as to whether the nation-state bill… Continue reading
“Malcolm Turnbull tells Pope to sack Archbishop Philip Wilson after court ruling”, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) News
July 20, 2018
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has called on the Pope to “sack” Adelaide’s Archbishop Philip Wilson.
“Man Says Cardinal McCarrick, His ‘Uncle Ted,’ Sexually Abused Him for Years”, The New York Times
By Sharon Ottoman, July 19, 2018
James was 11 years old when Father Theodore E. McCarrick came into his bedroom… Continue reading
“Street Vendors Take on Multinationals To Fight India’s Food Crisis”, Der Spiegel
By Heike Le Ker (Text) and Maria Feck (Videos and Photos), Berlin, July 17, 2018
Food multinationals are quickly squeezing… Continue reading