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Femicide on International Trial Again

They were all “pretty,” coming from lower middle class and poorer socio-economic backgrounds.

(LAS CRUCES, NM) - Back in March 2009, 18-year old Monica Janeth Alanis went to school at the Autonomous University of Ciudad Juarez. She has not been seen or heard from since.

More than 3 years later, the missing student’s parents, Ricardo Alanis and Olga Esparza, still have no leads on the whereabouts of their daughter,

Lie: An Order from President Kagame of Rwanda

Rwandan National Congress (RNC) Speaks on Rwanda’s issues in the Congo.

(WASHINGTON DC) - Recent weeks have seen the Central Africa region, particularly the Congo and Rwanda; face many dualities of challenges; from the sentencing of warlords at the ICC to new rebel groups in the Congo.

A central player in all of this has, once again, emerged as Rwanda and the Kagame Regime.

Battlelines Being Drawn for Next Phase: a Plus for Palestinians?

Both of Egypt's finalists will carry substantial political baggage into Round Two.

(BEIRUT Al-Manar) - The official results of the first round of the historic Egyptian presidential elections, the first ever in Mother Egypt where the results were not known in advance, present an encouraging snapshot of “new democratic Egypt”.

The choice of close to 50 per cent of Egypt’s approximately 50 million eligible voters, will not be officially announced until late May.

Temple of Tamil Folk Heritage in Sri Lanka Found Destroyed, Desecrated

Jaffna University History Department surveyed and documented damage to the temples in the resettled parts of the HSZ in Valikaamam North.

(JAFFNA, Sri Lanka TamilNet) - A unique temple of Tamil Eelam folk heritage, dedicated to Kooddaththaar, was found destroyed, and its rare bronze idol sawed off and stolen.

For the last two decades the locality was under the ‘High Security Zone’ (HSZ) of the occupying Sinhala military.

The Ethiopian Land Giveaway:
`What is yours is mine, what is mine is my own`