BBC

http://news.bbc.co.u...

Obama defends abuse photos U-turn

The release of more photos of prisoner abuse by US soldiers is "of no benefit" and may inflame opinion against the US, President Barack Obama has said.

The pictures were not "sensational" and every case of abuse had been dealt with by the military, with action taken where appropriate, he said.

The White House previously said it would not fight a court ruling ordering the release of the pictures.

US civil liberties activists accused Mr Obama of adopting Bush-era policies.

The pictures were due to be released by 28 May, according to the court order.

The original video was a documentary that exposes frauds who use tricks to deceive the poor. It was aired on BBC and other major networks, the author of the documentary explains in detail how he understands these are tricks. I also did not change the name of anything, I gave it a descriptive title and admit it is part of a documentary in the description. You should try educating yourself before you make accusations and insult the intelligence of someone who has done their research.

http://www.youtube.c...

Sri Lanka says its army chief faces questioning by the US government, over alleged war crimes committed during the war with the Tamil Tigers.

The Sri Lankan government has told the BBC that it objects to American plans to interview General Sarath Fonseka, who is currently on a visit to the US.
The American State Department published a recent report outlining allegations of human rights abuses during the war.
General Fonseka is visiting his daughters in Oklahoma, and has been asked to present himself for an interview with the Department of Homeland Security on Wednesday, reports say.

Can anyone advise or help me with regards getting/recieving english channels such as ITV or BBC??

Five women were paraded naked, beaten and forced to eat human excrement by villagers after being branded as witches in India's Jharkhand state.
Local police said the victims were Muslim widows who had been labelled as witches by a local cleric.
The incident occurred on Sunday in a remote village in Deoghar district.
Correspondents say the abuse of women who are branded as witches is common, but rare footage of the incident has caused outrage across India.
Police went to Pattharghatia village after being informed about the incident by a group of villagers.
Possessed
They have lodged a case against 11 villagers, including six women. Four people have been arrested in connection with the incident.

http://news.bbc.co.u...

Tamanna Rahman spent two months living on a Bristol housing estate for the BBC's Panorama programme Undercover: Hate on the Doorstep.

Here she explains her reasons for agreeing to take part in the programme and describes how it felt to be a daily target of racist abuse, both physical and verbal. Her report contains details of racial abuse.

In 2000, as a 16-year-old at my culturally and racially diverse Manchester secondary school, I was asked by a local television news team examining the hopes and aspirations of the first class of the new millennium if I felt that racism in Britain was a thing of the past.

Fresh-faced, naïve and optimistic, I answered yes; racism is dead.

http://www.iq2oz.com...

The title of the debate was very much thought provoking while I was "browsing" the TV channels more or less 3 hours ago, this was aired on BBC. I thought it was Doha Debates on a different setting but it wasn't. It was very interesting to listen to the arguments presented by the speakers from the For and Against teams and at the end of all their arguments, one will really look for a very satisfying answer to the question, Is democracy not for everyone?

well what do you think?

Hi All,