Posts Tagged ‘violence’

Scared of Your Drink Being Spiked? Carry a Lip Gloss with You!

Monday, October 26, 2009 11:22 By Jaiyant Cavale

The last time you drank from a glass at the bar, did you ever think that it could be spiked with drugs like GHB or Ketamine? Well, we all are at risk of being served drinks that are spiked by people who have devious plans for us after-party.
Though the common assumption is that women’s drinks [...]

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Future Is Grim For Children Living in Conflict Zones

Tuesday, October 13, 2009 20:02 By Madhuri Katti

There are quite a few conflict zones in the world today where everyday civilians are being caught in the crossfire, their villages are devastated due to bombing and homes are reduced to rubble. There is no normalcy and hence no regular source of livelihood and income. People live in rehabilitation and refugee camps. More than [...]

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War, Peace and Nobel Peace Prize

Monday, October 12, 2009 20:23 By Madhuri Katti

There has been much controversy about Barack Obama being awarded Nobel peace Prize for 2009. It is indeed intriguing that President of United States of America who is sending more troops and is engaging in a war in Afghanistan should be declared as an ambassador of global peace.
Interestingly Obama even maintained a tactical silence when [...]

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Mexican families suffer due to economic crisis in the United States

Thursday, August 20, 2009 8:11 By NARUTO

For at least a generation, millions of families in Mexico survived – sometimes until they prospered – with the money that children, daughters, siblings and sisters sent of the USA.
In 2007, those remittances increased for more of US$ 26 billion  - almost the double of the amount generated a year for the solid section of [...]

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Massive Coordinated Explosions Rock Iraqi Capital

Wednesday, August 19, 2009 14:57 By Madhuri Katti

Many people were killed and hundreds injured in various deadly bomb explosions which rocked Baghdad today. The coordinated mortar fire and car bomb attacks were mainly targeted at all official government buildings including the most deadly one near Foreign Ministry. Sunni extremists are suspected to be responsible for these attacks.
The attacks have happened just a [...]

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Islamist militant attacks in northern Nigeria: 150 killed in two days of violence

Monday, July 27, 2009 17:57 By GSerrano

Islamist groups launched new attacks against security forces in northern Nigeria, a day after nearly 40 people died in bloody clashes between police and a radical Islamic group in Bauchi.
The BBC also reported a tally of ‘100 bodies, mostly of militants, near the police headquarters in Maiduguri, Borno State, where hundreds are fleeing their homes.’ [...]

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2009 State of the Future report: grim vision of shortages, violence, and collapse of civilization due to climate change

Monday, July 27, 2009 17:53 By GSerrano

Prior to its publication next month, The Independent on Sunday was able to access the 6,700-paged report entitled 2009 State of the Future which is ‘backed by a diverse range of leading organizations such as UNESCO, the World Bank, the US army, and the Rockefeller Foundation.’
The report, composed of contributions from 2,700 experts around the [...]

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129 killed in protests in China

Monday, July 6, 2009 11:01 By NARUTO

A protest of Uigurs (Muslim ethnic minority) in western China has left at least 129 dead and 816 wounded since the beginning of this Sunday.
The news agency Xinhua reports that the demonstrators took the streets protesting against the death of two of this Chinese ethnicity last week.
The police estimated that up to 3,000 people have [...]

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The Tragedy of Nigerian Oil

Wednesday, July 1, 2009 17:16 By GSerrano

According to Amnesty International (AI), the oil pollution in the Niger Delta has deprived tens of millions of people from their most fundamental right to food, water, and health. In a thick report, AI describes the environmental degradation in the delta where about 31 million people live. The group calls it a tragedy of human [...]

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Iraq must expect difficult days ahead, according to Obama

Wednesday, July 1, 2009 14:16 By GSerrano

American troops have withdrawn from Iraqi cities, and US President Barack Obama has warned that Iraq faces difficult days ahead. While the US president congratulated Iraq on its important step that is being celebrated as a national holiday of sovereignty and unity, he reminds the country that violence will continue in Iraq as it takes [...]

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