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Role of UN`s own Review Panel Head Scrutinized

Petrie’s working for the Norwegian government while at the same time working for the UN panel could be in conflict with the UN Charter depending on how it is interpreted.

(COLOMBO Daily Mirror) - The head of the Norwegian government-funded peace initiative for Burma’s ethnic areas, Charles Petrie, is facing scrutiny after it was revealed last week that he is simultaneously working on an unrelated United Nation’s review panel looking into the Sri Lankan civil war.

An article posted last Friday suggests that Petrie’s involvement with the ambitious Norwegian project may run afoul of UN rules forbidding staff from being employed or under the influence of the governments of UN member states.

U.S. Media and Press Are Guilty of Murder

People die every hour of every day because the media decides when ethnic cleansing is... and is not news.

(SACRAMENTO, CA) - Every day that passes without our so-called news media reporting the most dire problems in the world, is a travesty.

This is going on too long, in too many places, where people are being brutalized and raped and tortured and murdered and the stalwarts; ABC, NBC, CBS and CNN, FOX of course; they literally decide what people should know and that is how they produce their programming.

Convening of The International Common Law Court of Justice

Thirty two officers of church and state have been issued Public Summonses by our Court.

(BRUSSELS) - Hello. My name is Kevin Annett - Eagle Strong Voice, and I am the chief consultant for the Prosecutor's Office of the International Common Law Court of Justice.

Today is Monday, October 15, 2012, and marks the formal online convening of the five sworn judges of our Court, from Canada, the United States and Belgium.

Urgent Update and Notice from The International Common Law Court of Justice

The Court will convene as planned on Monday, October 15, 2012 at 9 am pacific time.

(BRUSSELS) - Thirty two officials of church and state were issued official Public Summonses by our Prosecutor's Office on September 21, 2012 to respond to charges made against them. They were given ten working days to reply, and that period of time has now elapsed.

As of today, only one response has been received by the persons named in these Summonses, from Dr. John Milloy, a researcher for the Canadian government's so-called "truth and reconciliation commission".

Justice in Myanmar

Opponents of Rohingya claim they are 'illegal immigrants from Bangladesh' when history shows them living there for hundreds of years. Recent violence in Arakan State has shows injustice defining the attitude of Myanmar's leaders.

(SITTWE AKYAB, Myanmar) - Justice is foundation of all religions and laws; without justice, no one can build a society. Justice is the right thing to do for every solution; no one can solve a problem without Justice.

To implement justice in a society, the intention of a leader should be right and effort should be right. True Justice never depends on the norm of “Might is Right”, it needs the norm of “Right is Might”.

Hindus & Jews Shocked at Gypsy Camp Burning in France by Vigilantes

Europe’s most persecuted and discriminated community, Roma are reportedly facing apartheid conditions in Europe.

(RENO, NV) - Hindus and Jews have expressed shock at the reported forcible eviction of Roma (Gypsies) and burning of their settlement in Marseille (southern France) suburb by vigilantes.

Religious leaders are urging the Council of Europe and European Parliament to urgently intervene and halt the demolition of Roma settlements.

The Canadian Holocaust

Churches in Canada have been officially indemnified and exonerated from any liability in crimes against humanity.

(DAYTONA BEACH, FL) - I have personally surveyed twenty-eight mass grave sites across Canada that are holding the bones of children.

Last November we began to excavate and repatriate some of these remains from the Church of England residential school in Brantford, Ontario, from whence more than half of the Mohawk children that were imprisoned there never returned.

Aung San Suu Kyi Misses an Opportunity on Rohingyas

The United Nations calls the Rohingya one of the world’s most persecuted groups.

(RANGOON, Burma) - One by one, the members of a large group of students approached a microphone to tell Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi that she had been an inspiration to them.

“I’m very proud to say you have been our hope,” said a Pakistani student. “It is a great honor for me to hear my personal hero speak,” said another.

Thein Sein Leaves Door Open for One More Term, Praises Suu Kyi

Thein Sein acknowledges slaughter of Rohingya Muslims

(RANGOON Mizzima News ) - Burma’s reforms are “irreversible” and the country’s ethnic conflicts, including the Muslim Rohingya issue, will be resolved according to “international norms,” President Thein Sein told the 67th UN General Assembly in an address on Thursday.

Myanmar`s Maungtaw Refugees in Need of Food, Clothing

The people are undergoing hard times due to lack of job opportunities and need help, sources report.

(RANGOON, Burma) - Many of the refugees, who have been sent to back to their places from Maungtaw rescue camps, are in dire need of food and clothing, according to volunteers.

The resettlement of 2,286 refugees from 549 households began in the first week of September and ended on September 19.