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12:14:02 01/15/12
Joe Paterno: 'Wish I Had Done More'
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Breaking his silence, legendary Penn State football coach Joe Paterno tells the Washington Post that he referred allegations of sex abuse against an assistant to superiors because he didn't feel "adequate" to investigate the claims.
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08:32:33 12/22/11
can you not hear the silence?
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can you not hear the silence? this soundscape poem commemorates just one of the massacres carried out by israel against innocent civilians_ this one in Gaza during Dec 2008 and January 2009 where 1400 p From: BoycotDivestSanction Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 03:18 More in Nonprofits & Activism
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07:27:26 12/22/11
can you not hear the silence?
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can you not hear the silence?
in commemoration of yet another massacre carried out by israel against innocent Palestinian civilians_ this one was in Gaza during December 2008 - January 2009 _ an operation that the shameless murderers proudly called 'Cast Lead' 1400 people were systematically killed _ including 400 children (the original poem was written one year later on December 27th 2009) From: BoycotDivestSanction Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 03:18 More in Nonprofits & Activism
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08:00:00 12/14/11
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Mosaic News - 12/14/11: World News from the Middle East [VIDEO]
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Egyptians seek more "balanced" vote in second round of parliamentary elections, Obama's speech at Fort Bragg marks end of Iraq war, Syria faces surge of violence as Assad's brigades invade Hama killing 32 civilians, and more.
Egyptians seek more 'balanced' vote in second round of parliamentary elections
BBC Arabic, UK
Iraqi city celebrates pullout of US troops
Press TV, Iran
Obama's speech at Fort Bragg marks end of Iraq war
Press TV, Iran
IDF clashes with right-wing activists following 'price tag' attacks
IBA, Israel
MK says IDF should have shot rioters attacking military base
IBA, Israel
Mugrhabi Bridge reopens after two-day closure
IBA, Israel
Syria faces surge of violence as Assad's brigades invade Hama, kill 32 civilians
Future TV, Lebanon
Yemenis stage fresh protests against Saleh, JPM, and Riyadh Agreement
Al-Alam, Iran
Protestors condemn 'international silence' on violence in Bahrain at UN headquarters in Manama
Al-Alam, Iran
Iraqis protest Diyala provincial council's decision to be independent region
Al-Iraqiya TV, Iraq
Kenyan troops to drive deeper into Somali rebel territory by month's end
Al Jazeera English, Qatar
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08:00:00 12/14/11
Mosaic News - 12/14/11: World News from the Middle East [VIDEO]
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Egyptians seek more "balanced" vote in second round of parliamentary elections, Obama's speech at Fort Bragg marks end of Iraq war, Syria faces surge of violence as Assad's brigades invade Hama killing 32 civilians, and more.
Egyptians seek more 'balanced' vote in second round of parliamentary elections
BBC Arabic, UK
Iraqi city celebrates pullout of US troops
Press TV, Iran
Obama's speech at Fort Bragg marks end of Iraq war
Press TV, Iran
IDF clashes with right-wing activists following 'price tag' attacks
IBA, Israel
MK says IDF should have shot rioters attacking military base
IBA, Israel
Mugrhabi Bridge reopens after two-day closure
IBA, Israel
Syria faces surge of violence as Assad's brigades invade Hama, kill 32 civilians
Future TV, Lebanon
Yemenis stage fresh protests against Saleh, JPM, and Riyadh Agreement
Al-Alam, Iran
Protestors condemn 'international silence' on violence in Bahrain at UN headquarters in Manama
Al-Alam, Iran
Iraqis protest Diyala provincial council's decision to be independent region
Al-Iraqiya TV, Iraq
Kenyan troops to drive deeper into Somali rebel territory by month's end
Al Jazeera English, Qatar
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13:37:14 12/11/11
Quiet after the storm - official silence after Russia protests
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Quiet after the storm - official silence after Russia protests
www.euronews.net The day after thousands of Russians demonstrated against perceived electoral fraud during last week's ballot, authorities seem to have no official response. A spokesman for Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, the target of much of the protesters' anger, said the premier had no statement. Saturday's demonstrations showed mass resentment of Putin's United Russia Party, as different opposition groups came together. "There is a lot of injustice. Laws are not working properly. Ordinary people are simply not protected. From: Euronews Views: 675 7 ratings Time: 01:07 More in News & Politics
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13:37:14 12/11/11
Quiet after the storm - official silence after Russia protests
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Quiet after the storm - official silence after Russia protests
www.euronews.net The day after thousands of Russians demonstrated against perceived electoral fraud during last week's ballot, authorities seem to have no official response. A spokesman for Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, the target of much of the protesters' anger, said the premier had no statement. Saturday's demonstrations showed mass resentment of Putin's United Russia Party, as different opposition groups came together. "There is a lot of injustice. Laws are not working properly. Ordinary people are simply not protected. From: Euronews Views: 675 7 ratings Time: 01:07 More in News & Politics
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01:46:03 12/07/11
Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from Schools
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Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from Schools
www.StandUpForTibet.org Oct 9, 2010, Tibetan Student's Protest reach Beijing! LA Times http New York Times www.nytimes.com Guardian www.guardian.co.uk www.dossiertibet.it Thousands of Tibetan students pressed ahead with protests for the second day running amid fears they will be forced to adopt a Chinese-language only school curriculum.About 8000 students took part in the demonstrations on Oct.20 in Tsolho.The protests erupted a day earlier in Rebkong in the same province over the language concern as fears gripped Tibetans that their culture, language, and national identity in regions ruled by China will be further eroded.Monks had joined the march on the first day of the demonstrations as participants carried banners, written in both Tibetan and Chinese, reading "Equality Among Nationalities" and "Expand the Use of the Tibetan Language," sources said. The protests started Wednesday with about 2000 students demonstrating in a teachers' college and two medical schools. More students joined in as the day progressed. "This morning around 8 in the morning, about 2000 students of Tsolho Teachers College, and two local medical schools assembled at the school ground. They observed silence and protested against the Chinese language policy in the area," a Tibetan wrote on an RFA blog. "Later they filed in lines and marched towards the town center. They raised slogans demanding restoration of language ownership," according to the blogger. About 4000 students of the Tsolho Tibetan ... From: TibetArchive Views: 438 7 ratings Time: 09:47 More in News & Politics
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01:46:03 12/07/11
Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from Schools
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Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from Schools
www.StandUpForTibet.org Oct 9, 2010, Tibetan Student's Protest reach Beijing! LA Times http New York Times www.nytimes.com Guardian www.guardian.co.uk www.dossiertibet.it Thousands of Tibetan students pressed ahead with protests for the second day running amid fears they will be forced to adopt a Chinese-language only school curriculum.About 8000 students took part in the demonstrations on Oct.20 in Tsolho.The protests erupted a day earlier in Rebkong in the same province over the language concern as fears gripped Tibetans that their culture, language, and national identity in regions ruled by China will be further eroded.Monks had joined the march on the first day of the demonstrations as participants carried banners, written in both Tibetan and Chinese, reading "Equality Among Nationalities" and "Expand the Use of the Tibetan Language," sources said. The protests started Wednesday with about 2000 students demonstrating in a teachers' college and two medical schools. More students joined in as the day progressed. "This morning around 8 in the morning, about 2000 students of Tsolho Teachers College, and two local medical schools assembled at the school ground. They observed silence and protested against the Chinese language policy in the area," a Tibetan wrote on an RFA blog. "Later they filed in lines and marched towards the town center. They raised slogans demanding restoration of language ownership," according to the blogger. About 4000 students of the Tsolho Tibetan ... From: TibetArchive Views: 428 7 ratings Time: 09:47 More in News & Politics
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01:37:59 12/07/11
Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from School
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Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from School
Tuesday, October 19th, 2010, 8AM, Tibetan Student's Protest reach Beijing - www.latimes.com New York Times www.nytimes.com Guardian www.guardian.co.uk www.dossiertibet.it Thousands of Tibetan students pressed ahead with protests for the second day running amid fears they will be forced to adopt a Chinese-language only school curriculum.About 8000 students took part in the demonstrations on Oct.20 in Tsolho.The protests erupted a day earlier in Rebkong in the same province over the language concern as fears gripped Tibetans that their culture, language, and national identity in regions ruled by China will be further eroded.Monks had joined the march on the first day of the demonstrations as participants carried banners, written in both Tibetan and Chinese, reading "Equality Among Nationalities" and "Expand the Use of the Tibetan Language," sources said. The protests started Wednesday with about 2000 students demonstrating in a teachers' college and two medical schools. More students joined in as the day progressed. "This morning around 8 in the morning, about 2000 students of Tsolho Teachers College, and two local medical schools assembled at the school ground. They observed silence and protested against the Chinese language policy in the area," a Tibetan wrote on an RFA blog. "Later they filed in lines and marched towards the town center. They raised slogans demanding restoration of language ownership," according to the blogger. About 4000 students of the Tsolho Tibetan ... From: TibetArchive Views: 314 6 ratings Time: 02:11 More in News & Politics
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01:37:59 12/07/11
Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from School
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Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from School
Tuesday, October 19th, 2010, 8AM, Tibetan Student's Protest reach Beijing - www.latimes.com New York Times www.nytimes.com Guardian www.guardian.co.uk www.dossiertibet.it Thousands of Tibetan students pressed ahead with protests for the second day running amid fears they will be forced to adopt a Chinese-language only school curriculum.About 8000 students took part in the demonstrations on Oct.20 in Tsolho.The protests erupted a day earlier in Rebkong in the same province over the language concern as fears gripped Tibetans that their culture, language, and national identity in regions ruled by China will be further eroded.Monks had joined the march on the first day of the demonstrations as participants carried banners, written in both Tibetan and Chinese, reading "Equality Among Nationalities" and "Expand the Use of the Tibetan Language," sources said. The protests started Wednesday with about 2000 students demonstrating in a teachers' college and two medical schools. More students joined in as the day progressed. "This morning around 8 in the morning, about 2000 students of Tsolho Teachers College, and two local medical schools assembled at the school ground. They observed silence and protested against the Chinese language policy in the area," a Tibetan wrote on an RFA blog. "Later they filed in lines and marched towards the town center. They raised slogans demanding restoration of language ownership," according to the blogger. About 4000 students of the Tsolho Tibetan ... From: TibetArchive Views: 314 6 ratings Time: 02:11 More in News & Politics
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01:31:45 12/07/11
Tibet : Tibetans protested against Chinese Govt Removal of Tibetan Text books
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Tibet : Tibetans protested against Chinese Govt Removal of Tibetan Text books
www.StandUpForTibet.org AMDO Golok Pema Dzong - http October 22, 2010. Tibetans protested against the new Chinese education policy to replace Tibetan medium of instruction to Chinese language. Tibetan Student's Protest reach Beijing - www.latimes.com New York Times www.nytimes.com Guardian www.guardian.co.uk www.dossiertibet.it Thousands of Tibetan students pressed ahead with protests for the second day running amid fears they will be forced to adopt a Chinese-language only school curriculum.About 8000 students took part in the demonstrations on Oct.20 in Tsolho.The protests erupted a day earlier in Rebkong in the same province over the language concern as fears gripped Tibetans that their culture, language, and national identity in regions ruled by China will be further eroded.Monks had joined the march on the first day of the demonstrations as participants carried banners, written in both Tibetan and Chinese, reading "Equality Among Nationalities" and "Expand the Use of the Tibetan Language," sources said. The protests started Wednesday with about 2000 students demonstrating in a teachers' college and two medical schools. More students joined in as the day progressed. "This morning around 8 in the morning, about 2000 students of Tsolho Teachers College, and two local medical schools assembled at the school ground. They observed silence and protested against the Chinese language policy in the area," a Tibetan wrote on an RFA blog. "Later they filed in lines and marched ... From: TibetArchive Views: 138 4 ratings Time: 00:18 More in News & Politics
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01:31:45 12/07/11
Tibet : Tibetans protested against Chinese Govt Removal of Tibetan Text books
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Tibet : Tibetans protested against Chinese Govt Removal of Tibetan Text books
www.StandUpForTibet.org AMDO Golok Pema Dzong - http October 22, 2010. Tibetans protested against the new Chinese education policy to replace Tibetan medium of instruction to Chinese language. Tibetan Student's Protest reach Beijing - www.latimes.com New York Times www.nytimes.com Guardian www.guardian.co.uk www.dossiertibet.it Thousands of Tibetan students pressed ahead with protests for the second day running amid fears they will be forced to adopt a Chinese-language only school curriculum.About 8000 students took part in the demonstrations on Oct.20 in Tsolho.The protests erupted a day earlier in Rebkong in the same province over the language concern as fears gripped Tibetans that their culture, language, and national identity in regions ruled by China will be further eroded.Monks had joined the march on the first day of the demonstrations as participants carried banners, written in both Tibetan and Chinese, reading "Equality Among Nationalities" and "Expand the Use of the Tibetan Language," sources said. The protests started Wednesday with about 2000 students demonstrating in a teachers' college and two medical schools. More students joined in as the day progressed. "This morning around 8 in the morning, about 2000 students of Tsolho Teachers College, and two local medical schools assembled at the school ground. They observed silence and protested against the Chinese language policy in the area," a Tibetan wrote on an RFA blog. "Later they filed in lines and marched ... From: TibetArchive Views: 138 4 ratings Time: 00:18 More in News & Politics
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09:17:18 12/06/11
Nobel Laureate: "Stop the Killing in Yemen"
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Nobel Laureate: "Stop the Killing in Yemen"
For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Follow us on Facebook ☛ me.lt Human Rights activist and co-laureate of the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize, Ms. Tawakkol Karman, came to Brussels on December 1st to expose human rights violations against peaceful protesters by the authoritarian regime in Yemen. She calls for immediate action to stop the killing in Yemen, and to not be deceived by Saleh's signature on a step-down agreement. On December 1st, the President of Women Journalists Without Chains presented details of the previous days bombing and shelling, carried out by Yemeni authorities in Taiz, to the office of International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) in Brussels. Tawakkol Karman is calling for the EU and international communities to take immediate action. [Tawakkol Karman, President, Women Journalists Without Chains]: "Because of their silence, now the people in Yemen are killed in the streets." That attack killed 9 people. This happened 10 days after Yemen President Saleh signed the agreement to step down. Since 2005, Tawakkol Karman has been fighting for freedom and democratic rights in Yemen. She was prominent in the beginning of this year's demonstrations against the dictatorship in Yemen. She won this year's Nobel Peace Prize. [Tawakkol Karman, President, Women Journalists Without Chains]: "We have to take our responsibility to solve all the problems that are around us, that we face. So it is a responsibility, and that is the same ... From: NTDTV Views: 71 1 ratings Time: 02:41 More in News & Politics
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19:42:38 11/15/11
Ai Weiwei pays bond to fight tax bill
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Ai Weiwei pays bond to fight tax bill
www.euronews.net China's most famous critic, Ai Weiwei, has paid a bond of nearly one million euros as he sets about appealing a huge tax demand. The dissident artist has been accused by the government of owing back taxes and of late payments. The bond he has handed over was raised by his supporters, who claim the case against Ai is part of Beijing's efforts to silence him. It does not include a fine, which is also being demanded. In April, the dissident was detained without charge and held mainly in solitary confinement until his conditional release in June. From: Euronews Views: 11 1 ratings Time: 00:53 More in News & Politics
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22:14:30 11/10/11
Human Rights Watch Concerned over China's Secret Detentions Law
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Human Rights Watch Concerned over China's Secret Detentions Law
For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ me.lt We've been telling you about a new revision to China's criminal law that could make currently unlawful secret detentions legal. It would allow authorities to hold suspects at undisclosed locations for up to 6 months without telling anyone where they are. Now Human Rights Watch, which has been monitoring the Chinese regime's secret detention facilities, is speaking out against the new law. China's campaign to silence dissenters like artist Ai Weiwei through secret detentions could be pushed further into the shadows if proposed crime law changes go through. The comments were made by a prominent rights advocacy group on Thursday. China has clamped down hard on dozens of prominent critics and dissidents including human rights lawyers, bloggers and civil activists... locking them up incommunicado for weeks and even months at a time in undisclosed locations. [Sophie Richardson, China Director, Human Rights Watch]: "Instead of at least the spirit of its international legal obligation, we've actually seen the Chinese government take the shocking steps of trying to legalize this practice rather than eradicate it. There's a new proposed legislation, revisions to criminal procedure law, which would allow people to be held in certain kinds of cases for up to six months at an undisclosed location." Despite international criticism, the Chinese regime has continued to run so ... From: NTDTV Views: 38 2 ratings Time: 02:39 More in Nonprofits & Activism
