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14.08.2009, 09:45 8 comments

US invests $10 billion to fight leftists in Colombia – US attorney

The US is negotiating a deal to build seven military bases in Colombia to fight the war on drugs. RT spoke to Eva Golinger, an attorney and author, who believes the decision is more than just to prevent drug trafficking.

Jabalia refugee camp in the southern Gaza Strip after an Israeli air strike on January 2, 2009. (AFP Photo / Patrick Baz) 28.12.2009, 08:34 7 comments

Israel remains “immune” to war crimes tribunal

A year after Israel's devastating operation in Gaza, Palestinians are mourning its victims. The war claimed the lives of 1,400 Palestinians, according to human rights groups on both sides, and 13 Israelis.

25.10.2010, 23:45 2 comments

Israeli soldiers await sentence for using human shield

Two Israeli soldiers are awaiting sentencing after being convicted of using a Palestinian child as a human shield during the Gaza war.

The Nazi occupation of Estonia 12.01.2010, 16:58 1 comment

Controversial Estonian Nazi collaborator dies in Costa Rica

Harry Mannil, 89, a prominent Estonian-born businessman, arts collector, economic adviser, and suspected war criminal died in Costa Rica.

05.06.2009, 06:55 1 comment

UN worried about wicked witches

A UN speaker has voiced a sharp protest against the murder and abuse of witches around the world.

17.08.2009, 10:56

Saving Indian men – from their wives

Indian men are claiming laws that shield women from domestic violence have given the fairer sex too much freedom of hand. Husbands who say they’re being harassed by their wives are campaigning for legal protection.

19.03.2009, 15:29

Shaming Kerb Crawlers off the streets?

Humiliation and disgrace are the key elements in Minneapolis’ new initiative to fight prostitution. Officials hope that exposing men with seedy sex habits will reduce the number of people who risk soliciting prostitutes.

28.04.2009, 19:22

Eviction for DJ playing house music

Driving your neighbours mad by listening to loud music can result in you being kicked out and your flat going under the hammer, which happened to a DJ in Russia’s Sverdlovsk region in the Urals.

Stalin signed the death penalty 05.10.2009, 16:05

“Stalin era created concern about the death penalty in Russia”

The Stalin era was a blow for Russia, so both external and internal issues raise concerns over using the death penalty in the country, believes Alla Glinchikova from the Institute of Globalization and Social Movements.

A Palestinian child plays in the rubble of a mosque as UN lead investigator Richard Goldstone and members of his delegation arrive closeby to inspect the destruction at the Samuni family home in Gaza City on June 03, 2009 (AFP Photo / Mohammed Abed) 22.10.2009, 14:39

Further independent investigation in Israel-Palestinian war needed

Attacks on production facilities, including a chicken farm, the bulldozing of agricultural fields and bombing of factories is drawing UN attention, says the head of UN fact-finding mission on Gaza, Richard Goldstone.

Colombia’s forgotten refugees

Published: 18 August, 2009, 18:55


Colombia, Quibdo (AFP Photo / Inaldo Perez)

Violence in “post-conflict” Colombia is forcing droves of rural poor into the cities in an escalating humanitarian crisis that the government is accused of ignoring.

 
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