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Human Trafficking: Right Under Our Noses Our Neighbor’s Nanny or Maid Could Be a Slave. While many people in the developed nations like to think that horrible things only happen in far away undeveloped nations, human rights abuses have been occurring often right next door...	0
Genocide in Darfur As you ate your dinner last night, another child in Darfur died of malnutrition and disease. As you drove to work this morning, what was left of a Darfur family was murdered by janjaweed militiamen. And it keeps happening, and you know it is, and...	1	Sep 9 2008 1:32PM Ramesh
Religion and Human Rights Should One’s Faith or Culture Be Allowed to Protect Mutilation or Murder? The President of the UN Council on Human Rights has recently issued a “presidential ruling” banning discussion of matters of faith and religion...	0
Refugees – As long as there is no peace and justice, no rule of law, there will be refugees. Refugees – As long as there is no peace and justice, no rule of law, there will be refugees. A recent report recent report shows that refugee numbers are growing. It says 11.4 million people were forced to leave their countries in 2007, compared...	1	Sep 15 2008 12:21PM Ramesh
China: Human rights on its own terms, as censored China has gone to great lengths to prevent incidents surrounding the Olympic torch and unfettered access to its restive peoples in Tibet and Xinjiang by the foreign press. The eyes of human rights groups were on Beijing and Lhasa as...	0