The Earth Times Daily Web Edition: Environment, business, health/Human Rights

	Human Rights: Attacking Iraq--The Humanitarian Consequences
	Immigrant nation questions itself
	Freedom from hate
	Durban and our world
	Searching for a purpose and the US at UN racism conference
	Racism prepcom releases report on China
	US presence at Durban unresolved as talks enter final stage
	Israel reaches impasse on racism issues
	Bush and ACLU in agreement over racial profiling
	No greater threat to credibility of law enforcement than racial profiling
	A day to reflect on human rights
	Guinea hosts largest number of refugees in Africa, but crisis is rarely covered
	Forced labor in Myanmar now under scrutiny
	Egypt cracks down on homosexuality
	Ex-President of Ireland receives peace prize
	Afghanistan-- global priority
	Australia facing a new crisis over refugees
	In Sudan, blood and oil
	Native American group urges peaceful alternatives to war
	Tracking the future of Tibet
	Pacific 'solution' for asylum seekers off Christmas Island
	Kids in control of their rights
	Protestors call for end to US sanctions on Iraq
	Committee meets to examine International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights
	The Dalit Issue: Indian protestors call for new agenda at upcoming UN Conference
	Tibetans unfurl '50 years of blood and tears' banner on Liberation Day
	America to declare position over International Criminal Court
	UN High Commissioner for Human Rights silent on executions
	UNHCR launches ratification campaign
	Angelina Jolie appointed UNHCR 'Goodwill Ambassador'
	Slums to be highlighted on World Habitat Day
	Annan urges East Timorese to vote in upcoming elections
	Chinese consulate refuses letter from Falun Gong followers
	Groups protest threat to food safety laws
	Papua New Guinea and Bougainville reach settlement
	Renewed call for end of Falun Gong oppression
	UN alarmed by attacks on refugees in UK
	As Vieques resistance heats up, Democratic party divides
	Rastafarians march for constitutional monarchy in Ethiopia
	Activists demonstrate against the use of deadly force
	Olympic Committee is urged not to give China 2008 Games
	Villagers sue ExxonMobil for human rights violations
	Report on sexual identity crimes released by Amnesty International
	Love and death in Katmandu
	CPJ condemns military trial of Lebanese-American correspondent
	Amnesty International celebrates 40th anniversary
	Chadian NGOs claim WB loans are risky for environment, democracy
	Death penalty: capital pain for US?
	Refugees face violence, intimidation, starvation, and disease in Indonesian camps
	Tibetan and Taiwanese leaders visit U.S.
	UN Volunteers land in Dili to prepare East Timorese elections
	Religious discrimination measures on the anvil in Afghanistan
	Mary Robinson calls for a shared vision for the future
	Does America alone have the monopoly to define what is right for the world?
	How to get away with murder in the name of family honor
	Annan to meet Powell on ousting of US on rights panel
	World Press Freedom day marked by somber reality
	Amid shock, US loses seat on UN rights commission
	Peacemaker goes digital with the art of conflict resolution
	Security Council: Killers of relief staff in Congo must be brought to justice
	American Mafia revival may mean environmental hazards
	Alleged leader of Srebrenica massacre detained
	Rwandans face trial in Belgian court for part in 1994 genocide
	US cited as indifferent to trade in torture weapons, says group
	Annan lobbying gets UN human rights envoy to seek extra year on term
	Former Rwanda prosecutor confident about international criminal court
	Aceh human rights leaders killed by Indonesian forces