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Evidence Shows Syrian Rebels Behind Chemical Attack

Assad forces called upon the United Nations to launch an investigation into the attack.

(WASHINGTON DC) - Reports of a chemical weapon attack in Syria’s Aleppo Province last week provoked Western political leaders to advocate more fiercely for the overthrow of the Assad regime, despite the vague details.

Current data now suggests, that rebel forces were behind the attack.

Surveillance Video Reveals New Clues in Case of Missing Brown Student

New Footage Appears to Capture Sunil Just After His Disappearance, Bolstering the Search.

(PROVIDENCE, RI) - Surveillance video shows a man matching the physical description of missing Brown University student Sunil Tripathi, near Sunil’s house shortly after he was last seen, March 16.

The images could provide critical clues for the family of the missing 22-year-old....

Corbett Report: The Art of Resistance

James was very sharp and presented me with some serious questions. I hope to meet his again soon.

(OSAKA, Japan) - An Evening With Gilad Atzmon, is a short video produced by James Corbett.

We spoke about Jewish power, Zionism, Palestine, the Lobby, as well as ontrolled opposition, history & concealment.

SPECIAL FEATURE: Who`s Playing With the Imam Sadr Case and Why?

Is Kuwait trying to scapegoat the Palestinians? Graphics by Alex

(BEIRUT) - The Imam Musa Sadr, Sheik Mohammad Yaacoub, and journalist Abbas Badreddine case, are like the Tell Tale Heart in Edgar Allen’s Poe novel.

They simply will not stop crying out for justice despite more than three decades of political efforts to close the file.

Myanmar Govt Slams Religious Extremism

Much of the violence appears to be well organized.

(YANGON Agence Press France) - Myanmar President Thein Sein said yesterday that his reformist government would not tolerate religious extremism, following a wave of deadly Buddhist-Muslim violence in the former army-ruled nation.

At least 40 people have been killed and mosques burned in several towns in central Myanmar since a new eruption of sectarian strife on March 20, prompting the government to impose emergency rule and curfews in some areas.

Martyrdom Does Not help Sri Lanka`s Tamils

The energy of Tamil Nadu’s Eelam backers would be better spent demanding that New Delhi find ways to push the domestic Sri Lankan debate on power sharing.

(COLOMBO, Sri Lanka) - I read with much sorrow that Vikram, 30, set himself on fire and died in a hospital. He was the second such victim of the new campaign in Tamil Nadu for Eelam.

The first was Mani, 41, from Cuddalore who set himself ablaze on March 4.

Somalia: Assassination Attempt on Staff of Khalif Huudow Human Rights Organisation

Two human rights defenders are now in a safe location but are in fear for their lives.

(YORK, UK) - The Murder of a journalist in Somalia prompted human rights activists to conduct an investigation that nearly cost them their lives.

As Yusuf Osman Mohamed and Hawa Omar Ahmed were conducting a fact finding mission in Towfiiq village, located in the Yaqshiid district of Mogadishu, they were confronted by four unidentified individuals carrying guns.

Top Ten Reasons Why Israel Actually IS a Legitimate State

The Zionists finally convinced me they’re right. Here are the top ten reasons.

(SUNDANCE, Wyoming) - 10) Hitler, Pol Pot, Genghis Khan and Attila the Hun all killed more people than Israel has. So why are you singling out Israel for criticism, you anti-Semite?

9) If you don’t accept our legitimacy, our friend Samson will nuke every major city in Europe. How’s THAT for legitimacy, you Jew-hater!

A Musician Well Ahead of His Time, Ace Releases `Unleashed`

Give me a pen and mic and I'll make noise!

(SACRAMENTO, CA) - Agron Belica is gaining a larger audience every day with his songs about disaster and human suffering. He is ahead of his time and the world is struggling to keep up with him.

As his songs show, central to his thinking is the suffering of the Palestinians and the brave activists who have even given their lives in their work to aid them.

A Big Muslim Loss in Burma Continues

During the attack, the Burmese authority cut off all of the telephone lines of Muslims so they could not inform others to help.

(MEIKTILA, Burma Mayu Press) - Hundreds of Muslim women, children and elderly have been killed mercilessly and more than 20,000 displaced.

Mosques and religious schools have been torched, Muslim properties have been looted since the latest violence broke out since 20 March 2013 in Meiktila, near villages and towns.