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Soldier suicides up to 56 in 2009
As many as 13 soldiers are believed to have killed themselves in March, bringing the number of reported soldier suicides...
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Fronting up to fascism
Hope Not Hate, the anti-racist campaign group, faces perhaps its toughest challenge to date in its bid to prevent the fascist...
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UN rebuke on racism conference boycott
TOP UN officials have slammed “a handful” of Western countries for boycotting a UN conference on racism as the...
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Police threatened G20 activists with Tasers
By Justin Davenport, Martin Bentham and Kiran Randhawa | SCOTLAND Yard today admitted that Territorial Support Group officers...
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Amnesty International Calls on Chinese Authorities to End Harassment, Beating of Human Rights Activist’s Wife
WASHINGTON – April 20 – Amnesty International calls on the Shangdong authorities to stop the continuing harassment...
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The Torturers Among Us
By Matt Welch | Torture, as the former vice-president’s [recent] words suggest, is a critical issue in the present...
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FBI database use to remain secret
Despite a pledge to open government, the Obama administration has endorsed a Bush-era decision to keep secret key details...
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Britain Sleep Walks Into a Police State as Political Dissent is Criminalised
Julie Hyland writes: “From foul deeds endless tragedy arises,” the World Socialist Web Site wrote, commenting on the...
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RIPA review proves snoopers’ charter got out of hand
Commenting on Government review into the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA), Liberal Democrat Shadow Home Secretary,...
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Labour is stifling the right to protest
The news that government officials have been passing intelligence on climate change activists to a power company serves...
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SEO / Internet marketing zine exposes marketing secrets
A SEO & Internet marketing zine has launched a new free video series exposing some of the secret methods that big online...
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Judge rejects bid to derail wiretap challenge
A San Francisco federal judge rejected on Friday the Obama administration’s attempt to derail a challenge to former...
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Spanish judge keeps Guantanamo probe alive
A Spanish judge considering possible criminal action against six former Bush administration officials for torture at the...
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Police ‘ignored warnings’ that tactics will kill
Authorities were warned three months before the death of Ian Tomlinson that someone would be killed if a wave of savage...




