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Improving Afghan Lives Through Research

Opium, Eradiction, and Transition: Observing Helmand and Nangarhar.

(KABUL) - With the transition inching closer everyday and eradication season oncoming, David Mansfield’s latest work on opium in Afghanistan could not have appeared at a more critical time.

David alerts policymakers and development experts alike of the complexity of recent reductions in opium poppy cultivation.

Holocaust Day Backfires

Israel isn’t just racist towards the Goyim, it is obviously White supremacist to the bone and discriminatory towards Black Jews.

(LONDON) - The UK Jewish Lobby is in a state of panic - the Holocaust Memorial Day boomerangs.

If anything it turns the floodlight on the deeply problematic inclinations that are sadly inherent to Jewish political culture and collectivism.

The Oregonian`s Sense of `News Judgment` - Deaf, Dumb and Indifferent to Racism

Except it is far worse than that.

(SALEM) - Les Zaitz with The Oregonian has dropped his "investigation" into the false conviction of an African-American Oregon prison inmate named Terrence Kimble. I have a feeling there are a few people of color at that newspaper who aren't going to be happy with old Les after reading this. There is no question that Les could be more.

This newspaper, that demonizes the medical marijuana user for sport, and 'officially' endorsed George W. Bush in a Presidential bid, killed the hot button topic of Michael Francke's Murder - and that allowed state officials directly involved in the Murder of this former head of Oregon prisons to breathe a sigh of relief.

On Extending Sri Lanka`s Detention Period for 48 Hours...

A statement issued by the Law & Society Trust.

(COLOMBO, Sri Lanka Guardian) - A new law stipulates that suspects arrested without a warrant could be detained for 48 hours.

Police routinely torture people into confessions, the new law cannot be justified...

Burma: More Lands Confiscated in Maungdaw South

Many Rohingyas have been starving from the shortage of food in Arakan State since June of last year.

(MAUNGDAW, Arakan State) - More than 150 acres of arable lands were recently confiscated from Rohingya Muslims in Burma by the government authority.

The land was given to Natala villagers in Maungdaw south, said a local farmer on condition of anonymity.

Nursing Homes Not Conducive to Independent Mindset

"Give me liberty...or give me death!" - Patrick Henry

(SALEM) - While I have no say-so on what other people decide to do in their Golden Age years, I've decided that the option of a nursing home environment is not suitable for my personal values.

Impunity Redefined
Israel Snubs UN Human Rights Council in Geneva

They say when the heat is too much get out of the kitchen...

(SACRAMENTO, CA) - Israel says war crime charges, many for the murder of innocent children, and the mission of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, is:

Sustain Hemp to Sustain our Habitat
Sustainable Hemp Paper is Here!

Enthusiasts say more public-awareness and media attention on the merits of hemp for paper production is both a political and pragmatic imperative.

(VICTORIA, B.C.) - Now for convincing the public! Half of the world's forests have been cut to make paper from wood. Imaginably wrong. And sad, don’t you think?

President Obama Lays Out Vision for Immigration Reform

Causa reacts to President Obama’s vision for immigration reform plan as presented today in Las Vegas, Nevada

(SALEM) - On the heels of an immigration reform framework released yesterday by a bipartisan group of United States Senators, today President Obama released his own vision for an overhaul to the nation’s broken immigration system.

During a speech in Las Vegas today, the President laid out his immigration reform proposal in four parts.

Reporters Without Borders` Team Wishes You an Excellent 2013

In English and French...

(PARIS) - Our year began with Tunisia’s President Moncef Marzouki receiving us at the presidential palace in Carthage.