In2Peace: Freedom

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May 1, 2008

"Palestine Is Still The Issue" - Five

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A nation - forced off their land & subjected to military-occupation by Israel.

> "Palestine Is Still The Issue": One - Two - Three - Four

April 10, 2008

Image Day - Born Free

Polar bear cub Flocke jumps in the water at the zoo in Nuremberg. Four-month old Flocke -- German for snowflake -- has until now been kept behind closed doors.

> Reuters Pictures

April 4, 2008

"Palestine Is Still The Issue" - Four

Seen on: YouTube

A nation - forced off their land & subjected to military-occupation by Israel.

> "Palestine Is Still The Issue": One - Two - Three - Five

January 29, 2008

Iran jails Bahai 'propagandists'

Iran has sentenced three members of the Bahai faith to four years for security offences and 51 others to suspended terms.

The authorities said they were proselytising in the southern city of Shiraz under the cover of helping the poor. They were convicted for propaganda against the system in the southern city of Shiraz, a judiciary spokesman said.

Via BBC

January 26, 2008

"Palestine Is Still The Issue" - Three

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A nation - forced off their land & subjected to military-occupation by Israel.

> "Palestine Is Still The Issue": One - Two - Four - Five

Bangladesh bans talk-show

Bangladesh's government has banned two popular live political talk shows, the private satellite television channel ETV has said.

"The information ministry handed us a written order saying that we cannot telecast out our live talk shows," a senior ETV official told AFP.

ETV, the country's first terrestrial television station, was banned by a court order during the previous Bangladesh Nationalist Party-led government in 2002.

It resumed operation last year after foregoing its terrestrial rights.

Via Bangladesh-Blogger

January 19, 2008

Spain foils terror-threat

Bomb-related material was found during raids in Barcelona which led to the arrest of 14 people suspected of links to terrorism.

Spanish Interior Minister Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba said, suspects included 12 from Pakistan and two from India. The Civil Guard detained the suspects in Barcelona as part of a joint operation with Spain's National Intelligence Centre (CNI).

Election issue
Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero said that it was too early to arrive at any conclusions as to what the suspects might have been planning.

"Let's be as cautious as is advisable in these cases, with regard to the scope, intentions and what this group of radical activists represent," he said.

Via BBC