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Law · January, 2009
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India: Blogger silenced

South Asia30 January 2009

Chyetanya Kunte is an Indian blogger living in the Netherlands. On 27th of November, 2008 during the terror attacks in Mumbai he wrote a blog post (now available through Google...

Martinique: Increase in domestic violence

Quick Reads · Caribbean30 January 2009

Kyrgyzstan: Something About Patriotism

Quick Reads · Central Asia & Caucasus30 January 2009

Afghanistan: Bagram Prison and Obama’s Gitmo Policy Change

Quick Reads · Central Asia & Caucasus30 January 2009

Russia: Medvedev on Markelov's Murder

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe30 January 2009

Georgia: Glukhov's Case; U.S.-Based “Georgian Chalabis”

Quick Reads · Central Asia & Caucasus30 January 2009

Latvia: Snap Election?

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe30 January 2009

Russia, Georgia: Glukhov's Unit in Tskhinvali Since June 2008?

Quick Reads · Central Asia & Caucasus30 January 2009

EU: Investing in Ukraine's Gas Pipeline?

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe29 January 2009

Greece: Economy and Protests

Quick Reads · Western Europe29 January 2009

India: Questioning The Satyam Probe

Quick Reads · South Asia29 January 2009

Colombia: Ex-Mayor Sentenced for Ordering the Murder of Journalist

Quick Reads · Latin America29 January 2009

Jamaica, Zimbabwe: Hunger Strike

Quick Reads · Caribbean29 January 2009

Protest Video: Dancing Filipina Maids In Hong Kong

East Asia29 January 2009

There are videos of dancing Filipinos which were conceptualized as a component of protest campaigns. Last month Juana Change videos became popular in the Philippines. These videos were used to...

Russia: Conscript Seeks Asylum in Georgia

Central Asia & Caucasus29 January 2009

Aleksandr Glukhov, a 21-year-old Russian conscript, has asked for asylum in the Republic of Georgia to escape the "unbearable conditions" in the Russian army. One of Glukhov's media appearances took...