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Report from China: ‘Human Rights Record of the United States in 2012’
May 18, 2013
The U.S. State Department recently released its Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 2012, posing as the world judge of human rights again. As in previous years, the reports are full of carping and irresponsible remarks on the human rights situation in more than 190 countries and regions including China. However, the U.S. turned a blind eye to its own woeful human rights situation and never said a word about it.
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Open Letter from an African to American President Barack Obama on the war in Libya
July 8, 2011
It is with a heavy heart that I am writing this letter to appeal to you to take heed of the message that the House of Representatives sent out to Americans on June 24 by rejecting the text authorizing U.S. military intervention in Libya and ending the on-going attacks against the Libyan people with the most extravagant excuses, like the attacks are there to protect them.
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Filed Under: Africa and the World
Tags: 1969 • abolishing slavery • Abraham Lincoln • absolute monarch • Accra • Africa • African currency • African president • Alexandria • American aid • army • As I would not be a slave • assassination • Barack Hussein Obama • because these resources are ours • Benghazi • Berlin Conference • Berlin Wall • bombing Tripoli • bombs • but if you were able to accept your failure • but the exploitation of people is. We will claim back all our dues • but you cannot fool all of the people all the time • Cairo • Cameron • Cape • China • China Daily • Civil War • Cold War • colonization • Condoleezza Rice • constitutional order • consumption • Damascus • debt • deception • democracy • Democratic Party • democratization of society • diamonds • dictator • Douékoué • Dum diversa • Egypt • Eisenhower • emancipation • empire • Europe • European Development Fund • European economy • European Union • exile • Far West • financial crisis • France • Freedom • Gaddafi must go • Gamal Abdel Nasser • George Bush • German Chancellor Bismarck • Ghana • gold • Greece • Guinea • Hillary Clinton • House of Representatives • human development index • human dignity • human paradise • humanism • I would not be a master. • industrial North • industrial revolution • industrialization • invisible chains of slavery • Iran • Iraq • is not whether you failed • Italy • Ivory Coast • Jean-Paul Pougala • Jerrold Nadler • King Alfonso V of Portugal • legitimate representatives • Libya • Lockerbie • London • Los Angeles • Lumumba • Lusaka • Malta • Mandela • massacre • military intervention • mines • Mirage fighter-bombers • monetary reserve • Moumie • Mussolini • NATO • natural resources • New World • Niamey • Nicolas V • Nixon • Nkrumah • North Korea • Norway • oil • oppressor • papal bull • Paris • permanent war • political mistakes • political party • Poverty is no disgrace • President Gbagbo • presidential campaign • Pretoria • Qaddafi • racists • re-election • republic • Resolution 1973 • Sankara • Sarkozy • Sarli Sardou Nana • Sean McCormack • Secretary of State • seudo-independence • slave trade • South Africa • Southern slave farmers • Soviet Union • Steve Biko • subordination of Africans • Suez Canal • Taiwan • Taylorism • terrorism • treasury bills • Tripoli • U.S. military intervention • United Nations • uranium • war • weapons of mass destruction • What I want to know first of all • YES WE CAN • you can even fool some of the people all of the time • You may fool all the people some of the time • Zambia • zero-sum development
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