• Malaysian-Indians becoming victims of slavery

  KUALA LUMPUR: Many illiterate ethnic Indians in Malaysia are falling prey to scams by organized syndicates who lure them...

   

• Amnesty requests UN to release Sri Lankan civilian death toll

  A leading human rights group has asked the United Nations to publicize its estimate of civilian deaths in the final weeks...

   

• US cybersecurity plan poses new war threats

  By Tom Eley | President Barack Obama announced on Friday the creation of a new “cyber czar” position. The Cybersecurity...

   

• SEO Training Course Reveals New Secrets

  BECOME AN SEO GURU IN HOURS! JUST $27 PER MONTH Since the demand in SEO (Search Engine Optimization) has increased by almost...

   

• Israel Won’t Work With UN Gaza ‘War Crimes’ Probe

  Israel said Friday that it will not cooperate with a United Nations team appointed to investigate alleged war crimes committed...

   

• The anti-cluster bomb campaign

  Geneva – Human rights groups launched Friday a “week of action” to try to convince governments to sign...

   

• Council Rejects ID Card Scheme

  COUNCIL leaders in Sheffield said they will not allow the city to take part in trials of the Government’s identity...

   

• Amnesty Responds to CIA’s Denial of Former Vice President Cheney’s Request for Documents’ Release

  In response to today’s news from the Central Intelligence Agency that it was denying former Vice President Cheney’s...

   

• Watchdog wants police to limit CCTV demand on pubs

  Tough new government guidelines are to be demanded to stop police making unfair requests to pubs and clubs around the use...

   

• Google Street View causes another stir

  The roving eye of Google’s Street View camera has been out and about in Cheltenham, UK. Residents spotted the van in...

   

• Who’s Watching You?

  By Anthony Hildebrand  | A new BBC series looks at surveillance in the UK. It’s something the industry could learn from,...

   

• Lost Military Disks Had Personal Information

  LONDON – AN INTERNAL military memo published on Monday confirmed that computer disks lost at a British Royal Air Force...

   

• Court orders activist released

  INDIA’S Supreme Court Monday ordered the release of a leading human rights activist held on charges of colluding with...

   

• Victims Families: 7/7 investigation a “whitewash”

  Families of victims of the July 7, 2005 bombings in London have denounced a parliamentary investigation into the events as...

   

• How To Protect Your Privacy In IE8

  There will always be times when you don’t want other people to know which sites you’ve been visiting, whatever...

   

• 10 Things You Might Not Know About ID Cards

    The government issued a little-reported document this month on ID cards. It was quietly published when the home secretary...

   

• Court limits police surveillance powers

  By Dominic Casciani  | The Court of Appeal has limited police powers to keep pictures of protesters in case they go on...

   

• Privacy: British Government Refuses To Investigate Phorm

  By Tom Espiner | The Prime Minister’s Office has rebuffed a public call for a government investigation into Phorm,...

   

• Pointless ID Card project has no flicking point

  By John Oates | The Home Office has confirmed there is still no timetable for the rollout of ID card readers, without which...

   

• Obama Nominates Polluter Lawyer To Run Environment Division

  President Barack Obama has nominated a lawyer for the nation’s largest toxic polluters to run the enforcement of the nation’s...

   

• High court rejects claims against Ashcroft

  By Joan Biskupic | WASHINGTON — A closely divided Supreme Court on Monday threw out a Pakistani man’s civil rights...

   

• On British “success” in Iraq

  By David Morrison | “Tony Blair, I’m afraid, would never accept that our foreign policy actually had any impact...

   

• KBR, Halliburton Accused in Investor Suit of ‘Reign of Terror’

  By Cary O’Reilly | KBR Inc. and Halliburton Co., two of the largest contractors to the U.S. military, were accused by...

   

• BNP councillor ‘made up murders’

  A senior BNP member on the Greater London Assembly faces possible suspension after he admitted fabricating murders in a London...

   

• Human Rights Watch accuses DRC troops of war crimes

  By Frank Nyakairu | NAIROBI (Reuters) – Human Rights Watch (HRW) accused Democratic Republic of Congo’s army...