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Court   New York   Photos   Police   Racism		  San Fransisco Chronicle 
Suit wants N.Y. cops to end 'racist' stops
(05-08) 04:00 PDT New York -- A civil liberties group filed a lawsuit Wednesday challenging the New York Police Department's practice of stopping hundreds of thousands of people each year for... (photo: WN / Guillaume Poulet-Mathis)
British National Party leader Nick Griffin, centre, arrives at at Leeds Crown Court to go on trial on race-hate charges arising out of an undercover documentary about the party, in Leeds, England, Monday Jan. 16, 2006
Election   Photos   Poverty   Racism   UK		  The Independent 
Johann Hari: BNP votes are a cry of white working-class anguish
The London results were so bleak the election coverage soon turned into an edition of Have I Got Noose For You. Mayor Boris has gone from punch-line to punch-out, and I watched it all in a black... (photo: AP / Jon Super)
Far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen delivers his New Year address at his party headquarters in Paris suburb Saint Cloud, Friday Jan. 11, 2008.  The Inquirer 
Racist Le Pen flogs bullet-proof Peugeot on Ebay
RACISM DOESN’T PAY. Or at least not well enough for the greedy French far right leader, Jean Marie Le Penn, who is auctioning off his bullet-proof Peugeot on Ebay to raise a bit of spare cash.... (photo: AP Photo / Jacques Brinon)
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South Africa's Graeme Smith, who scored the most double centuries for his country, walks out after being dismissed by Bangladesh's Abdur Razzak, unseen, during their second test match in Chittagong, Bangladesh, Saturday, March 1, 2008. Smith and Neil McKenzie scored a record 415 runs breaking previous best opening stand in test cricket on the second day of the second test against Bangladesh on Saturday.  The Times Of India 
Speed's exit disgraceful, smacks of racism: Malcolm Gray
28 Apr, 2008 1654hrs IST, AFP MELBOURNE, April 28: Former ICC President Malcolm Gray says Malcolm Speed's premature exit as the CEO of cricket's world governing body smacks of racial bias and... (photo: AP / )
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Ban Ki-Moon, U.N. Secretary General The Australian
UN savages Burma junta over bans
THE UN blasted Burma's military junta yesterday, saying its refusal to let in foreign aid workers was "unprecedented" in the history of humanitarian work, even as... (photo: AP / Martial Trezzini)
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, center, shakes hands with his Indonesian counterpart, Susilo Bambang The Australian
Yudhoyono faces test of faith
INDONESIAN President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono is standing atop an unstable new precipice of religious intolerance as his Government considers banning an allegedly... (photo: AP / Vahid Salemi)
Indonesia   Photos   Politics   Religion   Society
President George W. Bush holds a press conference Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2007, in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room. "Congress has work to do on the budget. One of Congress´s basic duties is to fund the day-to-day operations of the federal g Common Dreams
US Urged to Reform Foreign Aid
WASHINGTON, May 8 (OneWorld) - More than 800 development and human rights activists are gathering here this week, developing and calling on Congress to implement new... (photo: White House by Eric Draper)
Aid   Development   Human Rights   Photos   Poverty   US   Washington   World
U.S. Marines from Echo Company Infowars
An 'Interview' With Smedley Butler
Major General Smedley Darlington Butler, one of the most colorful officers in the Marine Corps, was one of two Marines to receive two Congressional Medals of Honor for... (photo: U.S. Marine Corps. / Staff Sgt. T.G. Kessler)
Hero   History   Legacy   Marine   Military   Photos   US   War   World
Bird flies above the water The Independent
Letters: Migrant birds

Sir: Is it significant that the species of summer visiting birds to the British Isle showing decreased numbers is restricted to the true, long-distance trans-Saharan... (photo: WN)
Photos   Wildlife   Opinions   Birds   Ecotourism   Animals   Photos
Food Crisis Mail Guardian South Africa
Top UN human rights forum to examine food crisis
The United Nations Human Rights Council will hold a special session on May 23 to examine how the world's food crisis is undermining the right to food for millions of... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy poses as he inaugurates "the Terrible", a new generation nuclear-armed submarine, in Cherbourg, western France, Friday, March 21 2008. Sarkozy announced a modest cut in France's nuclear arsenal, to less than 300 warheads, and urged China and the United States to commit to no more weapons tests. Sarkozy criticized on first presidential anniversary Canada Dot Com
Great Wall - China Being 'different' in the People's Republic of China International Herald Tribune
FILIPINO - MUSLIM - PHILIPPINES Britain launches Muslim leadership program in Philippines to counter Islamic radicalism AOL
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Watched by elections observers, a Lesotho woman casts her vote in the village of Likalaneng, 50 miles east of the capital Maseru Saturday, Feb. 17, 2007. Voters in the tiny southern African mountain kingdom of Lesotho go to the polls Saturday to elect a Racism alive in South Africa BBC News
Lewis Hamilton FIA GET TOUGH ON RACISM Sporting Life
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Relatives of Palestinian militant Mohammed al-Hazin mourning during his funeral in Bureij Human rights crime in Gaza Bahrain Tribune
Airport staff load crates United Nations aid which contains medicine, tents and food bound for Myanmar onto a Russian cargo aircraft in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, jsa1 Aid misery for Burma cyclone victims Mail Guardian South Africa
Bird As fowl of every feather begin the migration south, bird-watching enthusiasts gather to see them ... Canada Dot Com
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A worker sweeps rain water from the main gate of newly-built Cebu International Convention Center, main venue of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) meeting Saturday Dec. 9, 2006 in Cebu, Philippines. The ASEAN Summit and its Dialogue Part Filipino workers push for higher wages amid food crisis The Manila Times
THE KREMLIN, MOSCOW. Meeting with the Cabinet. - Vladimir Putin (js1) Putin: Still Russia's paramount leader The Manila Times
Shiite gunmen from the Amal group prepare to attack a building of government supporters during a gun-battle in a newly seized neighborhood in Beirut, Lebanon, Friday, May 9, 2008. Fears grow of civil war in Lebanon The Australian
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