No one had seen so many posters about Mladic on the walls of Belgrade since the war. Giant portraits covered with a series of green stickers with straight messages: “We know where you are: Surrender;” or “We know you’re worried: Give up.” The project comes from two Danish artists, Jan Egesborg and Pia Bertelsen, both in their early thirties. “We don’t want to generate hatred or conflict with our posters,” says Bertelsen, “We only want to urge people to spot, look, and think.”
Spirit of this amazing adventure is fulfilling my soul with pleasure and love. No past, no future, no problems. This is big honor for me, as a simple soldier from the Ukraine just to sit here with such legendary people as Ray, who was a soldier in Vietnam twice, or with Daniel (fire-fighter from New-York), or with Gil, who was a combat pilot in IDF, and all the others of the team...
The results of the second round of the presidential elections in the Comoros islands ratified Ayatollah Ahmed Abdallah Sambi’s wide margin of victory. Will the new man on the Comoros political scene, backed by a plebiscitary majority, be able to solve the archipelago’s serious problems?
Thousands of police officers and soldiers, armored cars and special units of the secret service are on a very delicate mission: disarm the restless communities of cattlemen who live in Northern Kenya. After more than a week into the campaign the numbers are clear: 20,000 people have been forced to flee, with their cattle, into the neighboring countries, and at least 68,000 people are at risk of starvation
In London Peaceworkers creates professionals in solidarity
Taufiq Ahmed is a teenager who migrated from Balakot with his father who is a labourer after the city was ruined by the October 8 earthquake. Taufiq is enrolled at a primary school run by the Jamia administration but he is also preparing to be a Hafiz-e-Quran. Taufiq, who lost many of his relatives and friends in the disaster, is satisfied with studying in the primary school and memorizing the holy Quran at the Madrassa
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04/05/2006 Broken Promises
04/04/2006 To Study in Peace
04/03/2006 License to Torture
03/29/2006 The Revolt of the Slaves
03/27/2006 Aceh has been betrayed
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03/20/2006 United against everyone
03/17/2006 Hope for Haiti
03/15/2006 Zimbabwe, a bitter birthday
03/14/2006 The War in Amman
03/13/2006 The Forgotten Children
03/10/2006 Die or escape
03/09/2006 Lorena between two fires
03/08/2006 8 March
03/07/2006 Women As Bargaining Chips
03/06/2006 Armoured Killers
03/03/2006 United, one wins
03/02/2006 Another Year of Madness
03/01/2006 Balucistan, a Forgotten Conflict
02/27/2006 The War Disease
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02/23/2006 Mohammed Is Not the Only Cause for Protest in Nigeria
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02/21/2006 Ethnic Tensions Rising in Kirkuk
02/17/2006 It is now time to ask forgiveness
02/16/2006 Deluge on the Refugees
02/15/2006 Land of refugees