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Obama nun in Paris

Nach seiner Berliner Rede, die niemand verstehen wollte, trifft sich der nächste US-Präsident heute mit Frankreichs Staats- und Parteichef Sarkozy. Kabul: Praktisch direkt nach der Rede von Barack Obama an der Berliner Siegessäule machte sich der deutsche Aussenminister Frank Steinmeier auf in die seit 6 1/2 durch US-geführte Truppen besetzte Kriegszone, die vor Jahrzehnten einmal der Staat Afghanistan genannt wurde. Er soll laut Presseberichten ausgerechnet in der westafghanischen Stadt Herat gelandet sein, also nicht einmal in der deutschen Besatzungszone.

Categorized as: Aktuelles • Politik, Diplomatie

Prisons are the new residential schools

Prisons are the new residential schools – Shameless Magazine – for girls who get it This is something I’ve been saying quite a lot lately with the recent Harper apology for residential schools. Sure, government regulated residential schools might have closed, but they’ve been replaced with the systematic apprehension of our people forced to become prisoners yet again for reacting to centuries of abuse.

Categorized as: Aktuelles

Shelley Brant: Correcting police myths on the arrest of Mohawk Shawn Brant

CENSORED NEWS: Shelley Brant: Correcting police myths on the arrest of Mohawk Shawn Brant I would like to address the myths that Police Commissioner Julian Fantino has perpetuated in the media since the arrest of Mr. Shawn Brant on Friday April 25, 2008 and the events that have transpired since regarding police action at the Mohawk protest in Deseronto: An Open Letter to Police Commissioner Julian Fantino: First of all Shawn Brant was not arrested during a routine traffic stop as explained by Fantino: “Tensions boiled over in eastern Ontario near Deseronto, Ont. Friday, when one of the protesters of a land claim dispute near that community, Shawn Brant, was arrested during a traffic stop.”

Categorized as: Aktuelles

ACLU Sues Over Unconstitutional Dragnet Wiretapping Law

American Civil Liberties Union : ACLU Sues Over Unconstitutional Dragnet Wiretapping Law Group Also Asks Secret Intelligence Court Not To Exclude Public From Any Proceedings On New Law‘s Constitutionality FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: (212) 549-2666; media@aclu.org NEW YORK – The American Civil Liberties Union filed a landmark lawsuit today to stop the government from conducting surveillance under a new wiretapping law that gives the Bush administration virtually unchecked power to intercept Americans‘ international e-mails and telephone calls. The case was filed on behalf of a broad coalition of attorneys and human rights, labor, legal and media organizations whose ability to perform their work – which relies on confidential communications – will be greatly compromised by the new law.

Categorized as: Aktuelles

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