Iraqi women had more rights under Saddam
mercredi 13 novembre 2013 à 13:00Iraqi women had far more rights under Saddam Hussein than they do now.
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Iraqi women had far more rights under Saddam Hussein than they do now.
Reporter Francesca Borri: In Aleppo I only survive by looking Syrian.
Employees of G4S, one of the main privatizers of government services in the UK, have been accused of forging papers to thwart someone's case for asylum.
In South Africa, G4S operates a prison and has been accused of giving prisoners electric shocks and forced injections.
Inside The Chinese Labor Camp That Made Halloween Decorations Sold At Kmart.
KMart says it has different suppliers now, so if any of the present suppliers are using political prisoners as workers, KMart can remain ignorant. That's how flexibility of the supply chain makes room for sweatshops, factory fires and slave labor.
It should be KMart's legal responsibility to know these things, to ensure that it isn't using prison labor.
The New York Times endorsed the Trans Pacific Partnership sight unseen. How's that for bowing to the plutocrats?