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Charles Taylor Conviction Is Reminder Of Necessity Of International Law
Comments (1) | Charles Taylor, child soldiers, darfur, Genocide, human rights, ICC, International Criminal Court, international law, Joseph Kony, Justice, Nuremberg Trials, Omar Bashir, Opinion, Sierra Leone, the hague, un, United Nations, war crimes
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The world needs a body of international law with global jurisdiction and adequate resources.
Read more...U.S. Rep. Donald Payne, Human Rights Advocate, Dies Of Colon Cancer
U.S. Rep. Donald Payne, of New Jersey's 10th Congressional District. (Wikimedia Commons)
Payne, NJ's first black congressman, was 77.
Read more...Encino Woman Gives Voice To Women In Congo
Janice Kamenir-Reznik (photo by Matt Pressberg).
She has spent a lifetime giving her voice to those who are muzzled.
Read more...Controversy Over Armenian Genocide Puts U.S. On Shaky Moral Ground
Comments (15) | Armenia, Armenian Genocide, cambodia, clinton, Commentaries, darfur, Genocide, genocide denial, istanbul, Obama, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, recognition, stages of genocide, Turkey, war crimes
Obama and Turkish President Abdullah Gul, 2010. (Official White House photo)
Obama treads lightly.
Read more...South Sudan Will Become World's Newest Country
United States to recognize the new country upon formation.
Read more..."Tunisia Effect" Grips Northern Sudan As South Votes To Secede
Comments (0) | darfur, International, north sudan, Northern Sudan, south sudan, Southern Sudan, Sudan independence, Sudan oil, Tunisia Effect
A demand for change in one of the world's poorest countries.
Read more...South Sudan About To Secede, Take Control Of Big Oil Reserves
South Sudan votes Sunday to gain independence.
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