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By: Victor Mobley
The existence of child soldiers will not come to an end until the world attacks the root causes: poverty, lack of economic opportunity, and social inequality. more...
OPEC Oil Producers - A Guide to Who They Are
By: Peter Kiernan
OPEC has been blamed as one of the major culprits for record high oil prices. But which oil producers are in it, how much does it produce and what is its market share? more...
International Law to Stop Use of Child Soldiers
By: Victor Mobley
Eliminating the use of child soldiers is a long and tortured process. Over the past century several conventions and efforts have been made to stop their use. more...
By: Jenn Hardy
Guillermo Vargas Habacuc is an "artist" who recently made a name for himself by starving a dog to death in the name of art. Word spread quickly via the world wide web. more...
American immigration policy has always been subjective, but the events of 9-11 made access America more difficult for all foreigners. more...
Current Human Trafficking Crisis
By: Luke Armstrong
The third largest illegal market in the world, human trafficking is the current slavery that did not end with the civil war. more...
Dangerous Countries for Tourists
By: Scott Hayden
The world's hot spots are located on almost every continent, so it's wise to check the most up to date warnings and advisories. more...
United Nations Frustrated in Burma
By: Theodore Liasi
Secretary General condemns Burma's rulers for playing politics with victims lives following Cyclone Nargis. more...
The U.S. Should Not Invade Burma
By: Mark Impomeni
The calls to invade Burma are beginning. But should the military be used as a relief organization? And why didn't the left make that argument for the people of Iraq? more...
By: Theodore Liasi
Central China rocked by massive earthquake more...
By: Theodore Liasi
Britain's Conservative leader calls for direct action in Burma more...
By: Theodore Liasi
Aid agencies fear the worst for Burma's cyclone hit region as military junta reject foreign intervention. more...
Zimbabwean Journalist in Custody
By: Sachin Seth
Journalists Davison Maruziva and Howard Burditt were arrested Monday by the Zimbabwean government. Burditt was released Thursday while Maruziva remains jailed. more...
By: Theodore Liasi
The Burmese junta confiscate UN relief aid destined for victims of Cyclone Nargis to the dismay of Western Governments. more...
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