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Call for Strong Action Oriented Resolution on Sri Lanka at the 22nd UNHRC Session

Signed by the Bishop of Mannar and 132 men and women Christian clergy and religious from different churches in North and East Sri Lanka

(MANNAR, Sri Lanka) - This letter is signed by the Bishop of Mannar and 132 men and women Christian clergy and religious from different churches in North and East Sri Lanka.

A Human Solution is Coming....

The power of their system can ruin your life and change it forever, that was true until a organization called The Human Solution stepped into the fight.

(SACRAMENTO, CA) - Here in California we have more than a handful of organizations that accept donations and fight for the rights of Prop.215 patients.

Fitness and the Value of Everyday Activities

From a fitness perspective, shoveling is one way to increase physical activity.

(NIAGRA FALLS) - After experiencing the Snow Storm of 2013 I realized the importance of fitness in relation to everyday activities as well as the value of everyday activities in relation to fitness.

New Ap Instantly Alerts Bondsmen and Attorneys Upon Arrest

Don’t spend hours waiting to make one phone call –with Off to Jail App you can have your closest friends or family already waiting there to pick you up when you're released.

(HOOVER, Al.) - You never know when it might happen. Maybe you're in the wrong place at the wrong time or maybe you just made a bad decision. Suddenly those red and blue lights are flashing behind you and you're off to jail.

Who will you call? When will they pick you up? How long will you be stuck there? With Off to Jail App you're covered!

PTSD, PTSD, PTSD: Tragedy, Tragedy, Tragedy

Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, Chad Littlefield and Marine Eddy Routh.

(PORTLAND, OR) - The latest PTSD killing of the Navy SEAL who was an outstanding sniper in Iraq, prompts this article.

This is the worst PTSD story I think I have ever read, despite the massacre by Sergeant Bayles in Afghanistan in 2011, who blew away 16 or so civilians.

The Fine Line Between Profit and Pain

Disease, and risks of addiction "small" Dr. Fishman?

(MYRTLE BEACH, SC) - Last month the Pain Research, Education and Policy Program at Tufts University presented the annual "Sackler Lecture".

Scott M. Fishman, MD the Chief of Division of Pain Medicine and Professor of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine at the University of California-Davis School of Medicine, was the keynote speaker.

Exclusive Reports from Canada and Italy issued by ITCCS

Holocaust Deniers would be proud of Canada's TRC.

(BRUSSELS ITCCS Central) - Canada`s state-managed "Truth and Reconciliation Commission" is capitalizing on the distraction caused by the latest crisis at the Vatican.

They admitted today that thousands of children did in fact die in church-run Indian residential schools across Canada.

Much Ado About Guns

Canada has too many regulation, the US has too few...

(GOLD RIVER, BC) - Ever since the school shooting in Connecticut last December the US media and web sites have been engaged in an endless stream of rhetoric about gun control.

Most of the loudest of it lacking any foundation in common sense with factoids tossed hither and yon with little relevance...

The Killing of a Young Boy

The new photographs tell a chilling story. This child is not been lost of course: he has been captured and is being held in a sandbag bunker, apparently guarded by a Sri Lankan Army soldier.

(LONDON Channel 4) - New photographs of LTTE chief Velupillai Prabakaran’s son just before he was shot dead, obtained by Channel 4 TV, leave more questions for Sri Lanka to answer about war crimes

It is a war that has produced some truly terrible images, but this one is particularly disturbing. A young boy sits looking distressed, like a child who has been lost in a supermarket.

UN Envoy Concerned on Arakan Rights Abuses

The UN envoy said that he met many of the 120,000 internally displaced people during his visit to Sittwe, Myaybon and Pauk Taw. He expressed concern at the lack of medical care in the Muslim camps.

(DHAKA, Bangladesh) - The United Nations has raised concerns on Saturday that the unrest in Arakan could derail the entire reform process in Myanmar.

“Rakhine (Arakan) State is going through a profound crisis that threatens to spread to other parts of the country and has the potential to undermine the entire reform process in Myanmar”, said Tomas Ojea Quintana, UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Burma.