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06.05.2008
Coca-Cola is looking to make huge profits as one of the three primary sponsors of the Olympic Torch Relay despite flagrant human rights abuses perpetrated by China, writes grassroots activist Amit Srivastava.
more...From: India Resource Center Related topics/regions: [China] [Germany] [Tibet] [Business] [Corporations] [Human rights] Image: Banner in Sydney, Australia. © India Resource Center
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23.04.2008
Small farmers from around the world celebrated last week the International Day of Peasant's Struggle and honored the communities and organizations in over 25 countries that are challenging escalating food costs.
more...From: Grassroots International Related topics/regions: [Indonesia] [Germany] [Cameroon] [Argentina] Image: An Ethiopian farmer. © International Food Policy Research Institute
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07.04.2008
Security measures for the Olympic torch relays passage through Paris are "shameful", according to an international media freedom group.
more...From: Reporter Senza Frontiere Related topics/regions: [China] [France] [Security] |
25.03.2008
British and French leaders Gordon Brown and Nicholas Sarkozy will this week sign up to an entente atomique and herald a new era of cross-Channel cooperation.
more...From: Greenpeace UK Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [France] Image: Sizewell nuclear power station, operated by British Energy © Greenpeace
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18.03.2008
More...Related topics/regions: [Germany] [Agriculture] [Food] [International cooperation] [Environment] Image: Kartoffelernte
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11.03.2008
President Bush rallied rich nations last week to join the the U.K., Japan, and the United States in committing billions of dollars for developing countries to expand their renewable energy capacity.
more...From: Worldwatch Institute Related topics/regions: [Germany] [Japan] [United Kingdom] [United States] Image: © Greenpeace UK
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18.01.2008
NEW YORK, Jan 18 (OneWorld) - London and Paris were given a prestigious award this week for their innovative citywide programs to improve public transit and reduce traffic congestion and greenhouse gas emissions.
more...From: OneWorld US Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [France] [Cities] [Transport] [Climate change] Image: City of London representative (left) receives the 2008 Sustainable Transport Award. © Environmental Defense
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26.12.2007
Six French aid workers have been sentenced to eight years of forced labour for attempting to kidnap more than 100 African children, who they said were Darfuri orphans.
more...From Earth Times Related topics/regions: [France] [Chad] |
30.11.2007
Sweden tops a new Humanitarian Response Index, followed by Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands and the European Commission.
more...From: Dara International Related topics/regions: [Sweden] [Norway] [Netherlands] [Europe] |
15.11.2007
Thirty years after the Baader-Meinhof Group rocked West German democracy with a series of terrorist attacks, an ICA film season takes a look at the role of women in the revolutionary struggle, both politically and personally.
more...Related topics/regions: [Germany] [Gender] [Terrorism] |
05.11.2007
Chad's release of two French journalists arrested in a controversy over an attempt to transport 103 African children to France has been welcomed by international media organisations.
more...From: Reporter Senza Frontiere Related topics/regions: [Chad] [France] |
04.11.2007
A piece of verbatim theatre based on the words of prisoners and guards from Nazi concentration camps has been given a twist in a current London production - it is performed by Rwandans and Congolese who bring to the stage their closeness to a more recent genocide.
more...From: OneWorld UK Related topics/regions: [Germany] [Rwanda] [United Kingdom] Image: The Investigation (The Young Vic)
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31.10.2007
Spain's new electronic ID cards will reach 30 million citizens soon. The Interior Ministry has already distributed 1.2 million chip-based cards and expects to issue at least 800,000 more by the end of the year.
more...Related topics/regions: [Spain] [ICT] [Knowledge] [Governance] |
30.10.2007
Three French journalists have been charged in Chad with kidnapping minors and fraud for covering the alleged attempt by Arche de Zoé (Zoés Ark) to evacuate 103 African children to France.
more...From: Reporter Senza Frontiere Related topics/regions: [France] [Chad] |
29.10.2007
NEW YORK, Oct 29 (OneWorld) - Donald Rumsfeld, the former U.S. secretary of defense, is facing criminal charges in France for ordering the torture of prisoners in Iraq and at the military prison at Guantanamo Bay.
more...From: OneWorld US Related topics/regions: [United States] [Iraq] [France] [Human rights] [Codes of conduct] [Geopolitics] [Governance] [Justice and crime] [Law] [Arms & military] [Terrorism] Image: Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. © Radio Netherlands Wereldomroep
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29.10.2007
Spain and France have sent diplomats to Chad where 16 of their nationals are still under arrest accused of child trafficking after being caught on Thursday trying to fly 103 young children out of the country to France.
more...From: EuroNews Related topics/regions: [Spain] [France] [Chad] |
27.10.2007
The UN Children's Fund has criticised an attempt to separate more than 100 young Chadian children from their parents and take them to France for adoption as illegal and totally irresponsible".
more...From: United Nations Related topics/regions: [France] [Chad] |
22.10.2007
Center for Global Development -nimisen aivoriihen tutkimuksen mukaan Ranska on innokkaimmin tukemassa informaatioteknologiaa kehitysyhteistyössä. Maiden sijoitukseen vaikutti myös asenne immateriaalioikeuksista luopumiseen, mikä sijoitti Yhdysvallat vasta sijalle 14.
more...From: SciDev.Net Related topics/regions: [France] [International cooperation] [Freedom of expression] [ICT] |


