Human Rights

Mexico: Widespread Rights Abuses in ‘War on Drugs’

Impunity for Torture, ‘Disappearances,’ Killings Undermines Security

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Mexican Army and municipal police officers conduct a joint raid in Ciudad Juárez searching street vendors for drugs and weapons

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SOMALIA: Migrants targeted in Somaliland

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Somaliland officials have expressed concern over an increase in the number of illegal immigrants

AFGHANISTAN: Hussain Ali, "We need protection not detention"

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Hussain Ali has been detained for more than 21 months

California Man Pleads Guilty to Trading Video Game Cheat Codes for Child Pornography

JOHN KENNETH CALDERON BASTO (a/k/a Tribal x MoDzz), 22, of Long Beach, California, pled guilty today to causing the distribution of child pornography of a 10-year-old Oklahoma boy, announced Sanford C. Coats, United States Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma.

AID POLICY: The politics of humanitarian principle

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Aid propping up groups like the Taliban is "unavoidable" says MSF

In the Line of Duty

56 Officers Feloniously Killed in 2010

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Law enforcement officers in 22 states and Puerto Rico were feloniously killed in 2010.

UN Secretary-General pays tribute to late renowned jurist Antonio Cassese

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Chinese toddler dies in hospital following hit and run

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BANGLADESH: Old, alone and without support

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An elderly man sleeps on the streets in Dhaka

FDA Chemist Pleads Guilty to Using Insider Information to Trade on Pharmaceutical Stocks Resulting in Almost $4 Million in Profits

Failed to Disclose the Illicit Profits on Financial Forms

A Food and Drug Administration (FDA) chemist pleaded guilty today before U.S. District Court Judge Deborah K. Chasanow in the District of Maryland to one count of securities fraud and one count of making false statements, related to a $3.7 million insider trading scheme that spanned nearly five years.