Ahmadinejad cracks down after dress code was loosened over the years TEHRAN, Iran - With the arrival of spring, Iranian police have launched a crackdown against women accused of not covering up enough, arresting nearly 300 women, some for wearing too....

Despite the fact that "Plan B" - the administration's plan to pressure Sudan if it does not cooperate in ending the violence in Darfur - has long been delayed from its original January 1 deadline, President Bush has once again stopped short

H.H. on War - In the past at least few hundred thousand Tibetans sacrificed their lives, but what was the result? And equally, few hundred thousand Chinese lives also diminished. So one million people were killed. What did it bring? More Oppression!

adult psychiatric facility in Braila. Several teenagers weighed less than 30 lbs. (photo by MDRI 06/2005) Mental Disability Rights International (MDRI), has found children with disabilities hidden and wasting away, near death, in Romania's adult p

Every year, tens of thousands of dolphins are captured and killed for the dolphin industry. They are driven into shallow waters and then brutally slaughtered.

A third World War is already underway between Islamic militancy and the West but most people do not realize it, the former head of Israel's intelligence service Mossad said in an interview published in Portugal.

Tradition should not be used as an excuse for cruelty, the author of Animal Rights in South Africa said on Friday of the controversial slaughter of a bull by fraud convict Tony Yengeni following his release from prison. "Cannibalism, infanticide, female

The Raleigh chapter of the Muslim American Society delivered 300 pounds of beef to the North Carolina Food Bank on Saturday as part of a charity drive linked with the recent Muslim religious holiday of Eid al-Adha, which was celebrated on Dec. 31.

A Canadian, award-winning journalist, Will Thomas has just posted a shocking news artcle on his website. A recent strike by nuclear-armed Israeli Air Force fighter-bombers bound for targets in Iran was turned back after being intercepted by U.S. fighters

Global food giants Nestle and Kraft Foods and coffee shop chain Starbucks have sold coffee illegally grown in a key conservation area set aside for endangered tigers and rhinos, according to the WWF.