TeleSur | – – “The army came and burned down my house. I was inside the house at that time,” one survivor said. Rohingya refugees arriving at treatment centers in Bangladesh covered in burns have told of an increased wave of violence against Muslims by the government’s military offensive. “The army came and they burned […]
Archives for September 2017
Tunisia: A Gender Equality Manifesto
Tunisia is considering new legislation crucial to women’s rights in that country
China to buy $300 mn. in Lab-Grown Meat from Israel
Environmentally friendly product could reduce carbon emissions, avoid killing of animals
Hamas pledges to dissolve Gaza administration, hold elections
Decade-long political division among Palestinians may be overcome
The Pentagon’s Next War: Extreme Hurricanes & other Climate attacks on US Borders
Generals ignoring Trump to focus on challenge of Heating Planet
Trump as Stephen King’s ‘It’: Lashing out at Clinton, N. Korea
Trump’s foreign policy is as petulant as his political snark
Iraqi PM to Secessionist Kurds: “You’re Playing with Fire!”
Kurdish nationalism threatens integrity of four Mideast States
Which Lives Matter?: Fresh St. Louis Protests over Acquittal of Accused Killer
By TeleSur | – – Saturday’s demonstrations were markedly calmer after nearly three dozen people were arrested the day before. Protests have continued for a second day in St. Louis, Missouri following the acquittal of former cop Jason Stockley, who had been charged with first-degree murder for the killing of Anthony Lamar Smith in 2011. […]
Given Fundamentalist impact on Syria, Women’s Freedoms in Doubt
How can Hizbullah liberate women if it wants to segregate them?