There is a lot of hype about the transformative energy in Colombia, specifically in Medellin. Things have changed dramatically since […]
Archive for ‘Human Rights’
Originally posted on Perceptions Press:
It’s all over the news. Burma is “thawing.” The United States and the EU have suspended…
Anders Behring Breivik – The Myth of the Lone Wolf
Check out Phil Acuna’s article on Perception’s Press concerning ethnic-nationalism in Europe: Anders Behring Breivik – The Myth of the […]
Thoughts on a decade of the American nation
I’ve had my doubts about America’s track record in human rights and heavy handedness in foreign policy in the last […]
Tunisia—Election results show moderates take majority and declare country “open for business”
The moderate Islamist Ennahda party has raised to the fore of October 23 elections, the first democratically held election in […]
Libya: Aftermath of Gaddafi’s death
Gaddafi and his son Mutassim were secretly buried in the desert early October 25, according to the interim National Transitional […]
Nepal: Prime Minister hopeful following visit to India; Government expresses doubt
Following his four day visit beginning October 20 to India, Nepali Prime Minister Dr. Baburam Bhattarai was confident in its […]
Sri Lanka: Controversy arises during President’s visit to Commonwealth meetings in Australia
President Mahinda Rajapaksa arrived in Perth, Australia October 24 in order to participate in Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) […]
SRI LANKA: Tamil unrest continues; student leader attacked, political protest staged
24 year-old Jaffna University Students Union (JUSU) leader Subramaniyam Thavapalasingham was assaulted October 16 by men on motorbikes brandishing sharpened […]
Getting things started
I hate to be so by the book and explanatory, but I’ll briefly let you (the reader, who is hopefully […]
