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A Father’s Martyrdom Awakens Iranians’ Desperate Fight for Freedom
Mohsen Dogmechi is a 50 year old merchant well known in the Tehran Bazaar was tortured to death by declining medical treatment for his cancer in Iranian prison.
Public View on Diplomatic Productivity of Nepal
Previously, it was a matter of special concern for royalties and so called public celebrities, but now the perspectives have been changed and almost all Nepalese peoples are started to judge their own relationship and plus-minus shares in the produc
UN and IRU De-Mine Afghan Roads
The IRU donation will be used to fund a project to clear landmine-contaminated areas along the ring road that links Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, to northern provinces and the neighboring States of Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
Nepal’s Post-Conflict Reconstruction is Underway But in a Critical Phase
Post conflict reconstruction and development (PCRD) in Nepal is in limbo. It is a major part of political agenda that includes humanitarian, governance and developmental agenda and multidimensional activities.
Detention of Activists May Link to Efforts in Defense of Human Rights in Sudan
In a news release, Othman said that the Sudanese Government has not specified the charges brought against the 11 detainees. The 11 being detainees have never been granted access to a legal counsel nor have they appeared before a judge to review the
