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Torture
E-mail from Jack Layton, Canadian MP, Leader of the New Democratic Party.
"The decision by Foreign Affairs Minister Maxime Bernier to remove references to Israel and the United
States from his Department's training manual on torture is appalling." January 25, 2008
E-mail from Jack Layton, Canadian MP, Leader of the New Democratic Party.
"The decision by Foreign Affairs Minister Maxime Bernier to remove references to Israel and the United
States from his Department's training manual on torture is appalling." January 25, 2008
Letter to the Editor (unpublished): On torture; By Diane V. McLoughlin; 21/01/08; submitted to the
Ottawa Citizen.
Ottawa Citizen.
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Open Letter to McMaster University President on the banning of the term, 'Israeli Apartheid';
February 19, 2008.
February 19, 2008.
* Open Letter to the President of
McMaster University,
Dr. Peter George
dated February 19, 2008
Dear sir,
I am writing to express in the strongest of
terms my dismay at the reported banning
of the term 'Israeli Apartheid' on
McMaster University campus.
(* Update, follows.)
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McMaster University,
Dr. Peter George
dated February 19, 2008
Dear sir,
I am writing to express in the strongest of
terms my dismay at the reported banning
of the term 'Israeli Apartheid' on
McMaster University campus.
(* Update, follows.)
more
* Open Letter to the President of
McMaster University,
Dr. Peter George
dated February 19, 2008
Dear sir,
I am writing to express in the strongest of
terms my dismay at the reported banning
of the term 'Israeli Apartheid' on
McMaster University campus.
(* Update, follows.)
more
McMaster University,
Dr. Peter George
dated February 19, 2008
Dear sir,
I am writing to express in the strongest of
terms my dismay at the reported banning
of the term 'Israeli Apartheid' on
McMaster University campus.
(* Update, follows.)
more
* Open Letter to the President of
McMaster University,
Dr. Peter George
dated February 19, 2008
Dear sir,
I am writing to express in the strongest of
terms my dismay at the reported banning
of the term 'Israeli Apartheid' on
McMaster University campus.
(* Update, follows.)
more
McMaster University,
Dr. Peter George
dated February 19, 2008
Dear sir,
I am writing to express in the strongest of
terms my dismay at the reported banning
of the term 'Israeli Apartheid' on
McMaster University campus.
(* Update, follows.)
more
* Open Letter to the President of
McMaster University,
Dr. Peter George
dated February 19, 2008
Dear sir,
I am writing to express in the strongest of
terms my dismay at the reported banning
of the term 'Israeli Apartheid' on
McMaster University campus.
(* Update, follows.)
more
McMaster University,
Dr. Peter George
dated February 19, 2008
Dear sir,
I am writing to express in the strongest of
terms my dismay at the reported banning
of the term 'Israeli Apartheid' on
McMaster University campus.
(* Update, follows.)
more
Lighting a Billion Lives: The Energy and Resources Institute of North
America (TERI NA):
It is ironic that while many of us have access to the state-of-the-art
technologies in our everyday lives, billions of people across the developing
world continue to stay without even access to one of the most basic
amenities such as light! A total of 1.6 billion people in the world lack access
to electricity and 33% of these live in India. It is widely acknowledged that
even small amounts of electricity can go a long way in improving their living
standard and the rate of socio-economic development.. The Lighting a
Billion Lives campaign is a promise for better life as it displaces polluting
kerosene and paraffin lanterns with solar lighting devices with clean and
better illumination, thereby creating conducive environment for education
and income generating activities at household and village level.
America (TERI NA):
It is ironic that while many of us have access to the state-of-the-art
technologies in our everyday lives, billions of people across the developing
world continue to stay without even access to one of the most basic
amenities such as light! A total of 1.6 billion people in the world lack access
to electricity and 33% of these live in India. It is widely acknowledged that
even small amounts of electricity can go a long way in improving their living
standard and the rate of socio-economic development.. The Lighting a
Billion Lives campaign is a promise for better life as it displaces polluting
kerosene and paraffin lanterns with solar lighting devices with clean and
better illumination, thereby creating conducive environment for education
and income generating activities at household and village level.