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Labour Friends of Iraq: Guest Columnist Peter Tatchell examines the left's retreat from universal human rights
'Liberal humanitarian values are under threat. Much of this threat comes not from the far right but from the left's moral equivocation and compromises. Sections of progressive opinion are wavering in their defence of universal human rights.'
wonk  left  human 
december 2004 by stevo
Telegraph | News | Under Iran's 'divinely ordained justice', girls as young as nine are charged with 'moral crimes'.
'For Hajieh Esmailvand and Zhila Izadyar, the prospects are bleak. The best they can hope for is to die by hanging rather than being stoned.'
wonk  iran  me  human 
december 2004 by stevo
Telegraph | News | 'It looks like the end of the world. Hell has come to earth'
diary of the last days in the warsaw ghetto. 'People with bundles run from house to house, from street to street. There is no salvation; no one knows where to hide. They search in desperation but there is no deliverance, no refuge, death rules everything.
wonk  ww2  human 
december 2004 by stevo
Guardian Unlimited | The Guardian | Chile's torture victims to get life pensions
"the magnitude of the suffering, the insanity of the intense cruelty, the immensity of the pain"
wonk  samerica  human 
november 2004 by stevo
The Guardian | Livingstone criticised for links to fundamentalist cleric
'An unprecedented coalition, encompassing Sikhs, Hindus, Jews, gays and lesbians, and the National Union of Students have demanded a meeting with the mayor to try to convince him to distance himself from Dr Qaradawi.'
wonk  left  uk  human 
september 2004 by stevo
Rail around the world | Amu-Darya river, Uzbekistan
photie of the first humanitarian supplies across the bridge to afghanistan courtesy of us marines
human 
august 2004 by stevo
G A P M I N D E R
graphics for the state of the world
geek  wonk  flash  human  development 
april 2004 by stevo

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