News :: International Relations
Thousands of Germans March to Protest Bush Visit
23 Feb 2005
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Mail & Guardian (South Africa)
Demonstrators pulled a float portraying a prisoner being beaten at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison through the German city of Mainz on Wednesday, part of a protest by several thousand people against visiting United States President George Bush.
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News :: Civil & Human Rights
Amnesty: Iraqi Women No Better Off Post-Saddam
23 Feb 2005
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Reuters
LONDON -- Nearly two years after the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, women there are no better off than under the rule of ousted dictator Saddam Hussein, the human rights group Amnesty International said on Tuesday.
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News :: Labor
Judge allows lawsuit against United's stock trustee to proceed
22 Feb 2005
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Chicago Tribune
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Published February 22, 2005, 3:34 PM CST
A federal judge has granted class-action status to a lawsuit filed two years ago on behalf of United Airlines workers who contend the now-defunct employee stock ownership plan was mismanaged, costing them billions of dollars.
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News :: Crime & Police
Parents question use of Tasers
22 Feb 2005
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Publisher:
Gary Post Tribune
My grandson was choking on food at his girlfriends home. The mother called 911. They sent an ambulance and several squad cars. The police surmised that he had been drinking or doing drugs and tased my grandson 16 times! He wound up in ICU and still has problems. We are suing our police department and the city of Portage for police brutality. No, they didn't use a gun, thankfully, but this was a medical emergency.
Tasers were in the hands of Rambo style policemen and it has harmed and hurt our entire family.
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News :: International Relations
Iran Readies Military, Fearing a U.S. Attack
22 Feb 2005
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Publisher:
San Francisco Chronicle
Iran has begun publicly preparing for a possible U.S. attack, as tensions mount between the Bush administration and this country's hard-line leaders over Tehran's purported nuclear weapons program. "Iran would respond within 15 minutes to any attack by the United States or any other country," an Iranian official close to the conservative clerics who run the country's security and military apparatus said on condition of anonymity.
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News :: Protest Activity
Global blogger action day called
21 Feb 2005
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BBC News - World Edition
The global web blog community is being called into action to lend support to two imprisoned Iranian bloggers.
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News :: International Relations
Venezuela's Chavez Says U.S. Plotting to Kill Him
21 Feb 2005
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Reuters
CARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said on Sunday the United States was planning to assassinate him, but offered no evidence to support his accusation.
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American Troops Prepare for Assault on Sunni Stronghold
21 Feb 2005
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Independent (UK)
American and Iraqi government forces have surrounded the city of Ramadi in preparation for an expected full-scale attack on the city, which has in effect slipped into the hands of insurgents.
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