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The Iranian Government is continuing its campaign of intimidating activists, arresting thousands. Many of the detainees are women, who seemingly… Read More »
The Christian Science Monitor has published an opinion piece by Wangari Maathai regarding her support for the Report of the… Read More »
-Ottawa (January 22, 2010) Fourteen Nobel Laureates sent an an open letter to Iranian President Ahmadi Nejad today, condemning Iran’s… Read More »
Dr. Mahmoud Ahmadi NejadPresident, Islamic Republic of IranPasteur AvenueTehran, Iran 13168-43311 21 January 2010 To President Ahmadi Nejad: We are… Read More »
The shortage of medical supplies, food and water—along with rising violence—is having a disproportionate impact on women in Haiti. International… Read More »
In an open letter to Iranian President Ahmadi Nejad, 14 Nobel Peace Prize Laureates condemn Iran’s intimidation of Shirin Ebadi… Read More »
Burma’s Supreme Court began hearing Aung San Suu Kyi’s appeal against the 18-month extension of her house arrest on Monday…. Read More »
The death count could be upwards of 200 thousand—or more—in Haiti. Rescuers are working around-the-clock to find bodies under the… Read More »
On Thursday December 31st 2009 the people of Gaza remembered the beginning of Operation Cast Lead – the 22 day… Read More »
Nobel Peace Laureate Mairead Maguire is calling on the Egyptian government to open its border with Gaza to allow people… Read More »
Join the calls of thousands of demonstrators in 15 countries around the world to demand greater support for the Sudanese… Read More »
The Iranian Government has arrested more than 16 women journalists and human rights activists in its most recent crackdown on protesters,… Read More »