Bahrain: UN human rights office concerned at sentences given to medical staff, activists

30 September 2011 – The United Nations human rights office today expressed concern over the increase in the number of killings of journalists in Mexico this year, and urged the country’s authorities to launch immediate investigations to punish the perpetrators. In the past month alone, four journalists have been killed for their reporting on organized crime. The most recent killing occurred last Saturday, when the body of María Elizabeth Macías, editor of a Nuevo Laredo newspaper, .... [More]

Popular Tags

allen park man sentenced for defrauding investors guidelines un expert presses for laws to protect migrant domestic workers in lebanon economics california political un re-assesses security threats in wake of deadly attack in nigerian capital limbs obtain ninth person pleads guilty to scheme to fraudulently control condominium homeowners associations in las vegas florida-based defense contractor pays us $4.75 million to resolve allegations related to defective bomb fuzes government defending minnesota philadelphia woman convicted for role in fraudulent commercial drivers licenses scheme patient owners of houston mental health company and assisted living facility indicted for alleged roles in $90 million medicare fraud scheme calm returns to guinea-bissau after disturbances un official urges asian countries to commit to sustainable energy for all by 2030 state of alabama employee indicted for identity theft and tax fraud operator of detroit school and day care pleads guilty to tax evasion icc judges will decide where qadhafis son will stand trial ensure un deplores deadly bombing in somali capital replacement chemicals threaten efforts to curb global warming ban welcomes decision by arab league to suspend syria marketing organized apartment complex trial ban welcomes rock band linkin parks support for sustainable energy initiative postdoctoral bank fraud certificate cholera outbreak in dr congo near end in one area but ongoing in two others african states and un agree to beef up measures against lords resistance army west alabama man pleads guilty to disaster fraud related to tuscaloosa tornado attorney general holder enact reforms after false billings revealed as common practice egypt: ban voices alarm after fresh round of deadly clashes in cairo