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Domestic Violence: the Damage is Often Long-term
Six years after Alice escaped from her physically and emotionally abusive relationship, she offers up her personal perspective on the lingering effects of family violence more...
Morality Before War, A Way Toward Peace
The world has a nightmare arsenal of terrible weapons advanced far beyond the evolution of our morality. more...
Human Rights Are More Than Equal Rights
By: Lesley Strutt
In order for disabled persons to have equal access to activities and services that the able-bodied take for granted, their special needs must be addressed. more...
Guantanamo Suicide Raises Questions
By: Fiza Asar
Abdullah Saleh, a Guantanamo detainee is alleged to have committed suicide. Binyam Muhammad, an ex-Guantanamo detainee refutes the allegations. more...
Rwanda Rises from the Ashes of Civil War
By: Nadia Lerner
Many years have passed since 1994 when civil war in Rwanda claimed 800,000 lives. Today, a Canadian group reflects on its role towards helping the African nation heal. more...
Revolt, Revolution in Iran Over Election Fraud
By: Nicholas Morine
Citizen journalism and social networking site Twitter shows historic significance in delivering news, photographs, and video of developing revolt against Islamic regime. more...
Anime Enlisted to Help Combat Human Trafficking
By: Phillip Barea
On March 16, 2009, U.S. based television network MTV officially announced the release of a new anime video designed to raise awareness about human trafficking in Asia. more...
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