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by craig on Jul 5th in Links

Obnoxio today. Bad language alert (even by my loose standards). http://obotheclown.blogspot.com/2010/07/man-of-people.html

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by craig on Jul 4th in Links

Interesting piece from the curmudgeon on welfare reform. http://www.thecurmudgeonly.blogspot.com/ We should not forget the extent to which every possible step was taken to discourage benefit claimants already under New Labour. A friend of mine who works in what used to be called a Jobs Centre says it is heartbreaking to see the unemployed who have [...]

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by craig on Jun 28th in Links

http://www.libdemvoice.org/the-independent-view-the-first-thing-vince-should-cut-is-funding-for-the-arms-trade-20053.html

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by craig on Jun 25th in Links

A superb article from Richard Forer here. I found it really useful. http://www.redress.cc/palestine/rforer20100621

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by craig on Jun 11th in Links

Labour Party man Brian Barder on how to salvage his party: The positive way to signal a radical change of policy on the resort to military force, implying (but not necessarily stating explicitly) a promise never to repeat the Iraq criminal blunder, would be to declare formally that no future Labour government will ever again [...]

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by craig on Jun 9th in Links

From last week, an excellent piece on the people who don’t know they’ve been betrayed. http://powersminions.blogspot.com/2010/06/breaking-down-scottish-labour-mythology.html

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by craig on Jun 5th in Links

Swedish dockworkers to boycott Israeli ships and goods http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704183204575288222251185504.html?mod=googlenews_wsj

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by craig on Jun 2nd in Links

The invaluable Juan Cole http://www.juancole.com/2010/06/egypts-lifting-of-the-blockade-likely-temporary.html#comments

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by craig on Jun 1st in Links

Running late again http://thecurmudgeonly.blogspot.com/2010/05/regretful-expressions.html This was a day when I felt blinded ny anger.

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by craig on May 31st in Links

Running late today http://www.salon.com/news/opinion/glenn_greenwald/2010/05/31/israel/index.html

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by craig on May 30th in Links

I have decided to try everyday, as close to 4.45pm as I can get to a computer, to publish a link to something I particularly enjoyed reading that day. It will not necessarily be something written on the day I read it. This first one wasn’t: http://stefzucconi.blogspot.com/2010/05/austerity.html

Casualty Monitor

by richard on Jun 20th in Links

Casualty Monitor Since 2007, Casualty Monitor has been providing tracking and analysis of the mounting human cost of the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan. Their site provides regularly updated graphical analysis of casualties.

Guantanamo Global Justice Initiative

by andrew on Jan 20th in Links

The Center for Congressional Rights has launched the Guantanamo Global Justice Initiative to “spearhead the fight to seek justice for the hundreds of men and minors who have languished at Guant’namo for more than three years and to seek redress for the abuse and torture many have suffered at the hands of military interrogators and [...]

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Liberty – No Torture, No Compromise

by andrew on Jan 6th in Links

Liberty is one of the UK’s leading human rights and civil liberties organisations. They lobby Parliament, aiming to expose laws that undermine civil liberties and human rights, and work with politicians to correct them. They also challenge laws, by taking test cases to UK courts and the European Court of Human Rights and conduct research [...]

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The National Security Whistleblowers Association

by andrew on Dec 9th in Links, UK Policy, War in Iraq

The National Security Whistleblowers Association is a US project that encourages whistle blowing in the national interest. It has now superseded the Truth Telling Project.

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Medialens

by andrew on Oct 25th in Links

MediaLens describe themselves as a “response to the unwillingness, or inability, of the mainstream media to tell the truth about the real causes and extent of many of the problems facing us, such as human rights abuses, poverty, pollution and climate change.” A recent article looks at why ‘Real Men go to Tehran‘ You can [...]

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Foreign Affairs Select Committee

by andrew on Oct 21st in Links

The UK Foreign Affairs Select Committee is appointed by the House of Commons to examine the expenditure, administration and policy of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and its associated public bodies”. In March 2005 the committee published damning criticism of Jack Straw’s FCO and its policies and practice on torture and extraordinary rendition. The week [...]

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ICRC – International Humanitarian Law and the “war on terror”

by andrew on Sep 12th in Links

The International Committe of the Red Cross is a unique organisation that works in conflicts around the world to try and minimise suffering by promoting international humanitarian law. In a recent paper they provide answers to some of the most frequently asked questions and help set straight many of the misconceptions propgated by interested governments. [...]

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Amnesty International – Human rights and the “war on terror”

by andrew on Sep 9th in Links

Check out details on the AI campaign to stop human rights abuses occurring as part of the so called “war on terror”. Get involved. If you live in the USA or UK this is our responsibility!

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Human Rights Watch – Uzbekistan

by andrew on Sep 8th in Links

A useful compilation of reports and documents from HRW on the human rights situation in Uzbekistan can be found here.

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