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 12/30
FSRN’s Year in Review;
12/29
International Donors Pull $375 Million in Aid From Ethiopia;
Mexican Human Rights Worker Faces Criminal Prosecution for
Exposing Child Porn Ring; Palestine: "New Guard"
Dominates Fatah Ticket; Amidst Electoral Turmoil, Disabled
Iraqis Struggle for a Voice in Politics; Ex-workers Drop Sexual
Harassment Lawsuits Against American Apparel; Native Hawaiian
Activist Jailed Over Buried Artifacts;
12/28
The National Archives Releases Alito's Service Records; New
York City's Transit Workers Union Reach A Deal; Talks Resume
Over The Sovereignty Of Kashmir; FSRN Interviews The Kashmir
Study Group; Department Of Justice Offers Special Immunity
To Corporations; Growing List Of European Countries Cut Aid
To Uganda;
12/27
US Islamic Civil Liberties Group Files a FOIA Request On Secret
Wiretaps; Four US Soldiers Face Rape Charges In The Philippines;
Native American Tribes' Right To Claim Trust Dollars May Run
Out; West Virginians Protest Coal Industry; Tsunami Devastated
Countries Mark One Year Anniversary;
12/26
The End of Charity;
12/23
Iraq: Year in Review;
12/22
Preliminary Agreement Reached in NYC Transit Strike; Day Laborers
Continue to Organize; Critics Discuss “Operation Community
Shield”; Iranian Brain Drain taking its Toll; Portland
Against New EPA Water Rules; Concern Over Plutonium Pits;
Indian Workers and Unionization in New Service Sector;
12/21
FISA Judge Resigns; Sadaam Trial Continues; Political Trial
In Swaziland; Gas Flaring In The Niger Delta; Another Chemical
Spill In China;
12/20
Lawmakers Question Bush's Authorization to Spy on US Citizens;
Iraqis Disagree that Situation is Improving; Israel's Recent
Excursion in Gaza Traumatizing Palestinians; The Democratic
Republic of Congo's Constitutional Referendum; A Look at Chile's
Bilateral Free Trade Agreements; Kashmiris Being Denied Travel
for Hajj;
12/19
Bush Admits Authorizing NSA to Spy on US Citizens; Bolivian
Voters Elect Evo Morales as President; Immigration Bill Passes
in the House; Resolution Passed to Bar Aid to Palestine if
Hamas Runs for Elections; WTO Reaches Deal amidst Mass Protests;
Gulf Shrimpers Affected by Trade Liberalization; Manufacturing
Jobs Hurting from US-China Trade Deficit;
12/16
Senate Filibusters on Patriot Act Reauthorization Bill; Iraqi
Search for Normalcy After Elections; Uganda's Museveni to
Seek New Term after 19 Years in Office; Prospects for Trade
Agreement Diminishing for Caribbean countries; Iran's International
Sanctions and World Trade; Fight Continues in Argentina for
Worker-Controlled Workplace;
12/15
Iraqis In and Out of the Country Vote in Parliamentary Elections;
Hurricane Survivors Fear Congress Will Delay Relief Package;
African Delegates to the WTO Say the Global North Makes Empty
Promises; African Aid to the UK in Form of Health Professionals;
South Korean Farmers Protest WTO; The Water in Delhi: Privatization
and Resistance; Los Angeles’ Bus Riders Union Seeks
to Extend Consent Decree;
12/14
House Passes Patriot Act Reauthorization Bill, as Critics
Look to the Senate; Essential Medicines Missing From WTO Agenda;
Water Wars in Rajastan; Uruguayan Political Prisoners Freed;
New York Transit Workers Threaten to Strike; AIM Addresses
Native American Profiling in South Dakota;
12/13
Stanley Tookie Williams Executed; People from All Walks of
Life throughout the Nation React to Execution; Iraqis Living
Abroad Begin Casting Ballots Today; Investigation into CIA
Secret Prisons in Poland; Industrialized Nation’s Farm
Subsidies Ruing Developing Economies; Colombian Abortion Ban
Decision;
12/12
Congress Enters Last Week of the Year; WTO Protest in Portland;
Trade Between US and Latin America Discussed at Border Conference;
Kashmiri Protest on Human Rights Day; Los Angeles Support
Victims of Human Rights Atrocities in the Philippines; Richard
Pryor Dies at 65;
12/9
Multi-Faith Vigils Held in Toronto For CPT Members Held Captive
In Iraq; Controversial Patriot Act Provisions Renewed; Will
Chilean Voters Elect First Woman President?; Tookie's Fate
in the Schwarzenegger's Hands; Australian Government Passes
Controversial Welfare Reforms; Gay Activists Bring Protest
to Conservative Doorsteps in Philadelphia;
12/8
House Judiciary Committee Approves Anti-Immigration Measure;
Christian Peacemaker Teams Kidnapper Extended Deadline for
Demands; Georgia Neglects Home-Front to Focus on NATO; State
Violence in Egyptian Parliamentary Elections; Tookie’s
Effect on Children and Gang Violence; 25th Anniversary of
John Lennon’s Murder;
12/7
The Government’s Case Against Al-Arian A Test of Powers;
New Ruling Could Be First Step for New Case for Mumia Abu
Jamal; Bush vs. Murtha: Round II; Association of Muslim Scholars
Remains Neutral on Iraq's Political Process; Climate Changes
Affecting Indigenous Communities; Conservative Media’s
Push for Jim Gilchrist’s Candidacy;
12/6
ACLU Sues CIA over Extraordinary Rendition; Supreme Court
to Consider On-Campus Recruitment; Tom Delay to Stand Trial;
Iraqi React to Saddam Hussein’s Trial; Renewable Energy
Possible, Affordable and Necessary; Police Attack Italian
Alps Residents Blocking Railway Construction; Leo Tolstoy’s
War and Peace Celebrated at Pacifica Radio Archives;
12/5
Former 9/11 Commissions Scold The Pentagon; Hussein Trial
Turns Chaotic; Current Iraqi Prison Condition Similar to Conditions
Under Hussein; Niger Delta Seeking Autonomy; Mexican Mobile
Consulate Arrives in Oregon Town Amid Protests; Stan “Tookie”
Williams: Race, Class and the Prison System;
12/2
Senate Armed Services Committee Probes Possible Pentagon Propaganda;
Opposition Parties Boycott Venezuelan Parliamentary Elections;
Bloods Join Call for Tookie Clemency; Death Row Inmate Protest;
Youth Summit At Montreal Climate Talks; Theresa Dang Acquitted
of Dubious Charges;
12/1
DC Community Comes Together to Confront the Spread of HIV;
Migrant Workers Susceptible to HIV/AIDS in Thailand; Connecticut
Passes Campaign Finance Reform; New Orleans Tenants Organize
for Their Rights; The Case against Sami Al-Arian;
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