Human-rights group claims organs stolen in Kosovo
                   
chron.com     May 6, 2008            

A human-rights group said Monday that new evidence has emerged to warrant further investigation into claims that ethnic Albanian guerrillas in Kosovo killed Serbs and sold their organs. ... Human Rights Watch said it had information that bolsters allegations of... [read full story]                    


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Basij Week [Iran Visitor Tehran Guide]

feeds4all.nl     1 hr ago          

Article: This poster is publicising Basij Week which I think has just ended. You may have heard something about the Basij in the news where you are. Human Rights Watch calls them a "parallel organisation" which pretty well...                    

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Hawaii Red Cross volunteers head to the Gulf Coast

honoluluadvertiser.com     3 hrs ago   8 related          

In anticipation of Hurricane Gustav, five volunteers from the Hawai'i state Red Cross are on their way to help residents in the Gulf of Mexico. The volunteers will help with the American Red Cross relief operations as the...                    

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Red Cross to Raise Money with WVU Gift Baskets

statejournal.com     5 hrs ago   1 related          

Posted Friday, August 29, 2008 ; 05:27 PM Updated Friday, August 29, 2008 ; 06:11 PM The gift baskets include WVU football tickets. Story by Dani Brake CLARKSBURG -- West Virginia University football tickets are hard to...                    

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Mexico's Supreme Court Votes to Uphold Abortion Law

groundreport.com     6 hrs ago          

Posted to findingDulcinea by Shannon Firth Mexico City is one of the only places in Latin American that allows abortions in the first trimester without limitations, reports the Associated Press. The vote "opens the road...                    

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