Full Coverage: Governance
November 2005
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30.11.2005
Between November 22 and 24, a shipment of six truckloads of corn returned to Croatia, originally exported to Hungary, to a known buyer, by Agragold Company from Zagreb. The Hungarians returned the corn accompanied with a report by a Budapest laboratory which states that the shipment contained genetically modified corn, report Osijek Greens.
more...From: Osjecki zeleni Related topics/regions: [Croatia] Image: Shipment of GMO corn exported to Hungary returned to Croatia
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29.11.2005
Las Fuerzas Armadas de Honduras se encontraban este lunes en alerta ante la amenaza de una crisis pos electoral, luego que el oficialista Partido Nacional (PN) desconoció el triunfo del candidato presidencial liberal Manuel Zelaya, proclamado por el presidente del Tribunal Electoral, informó a la AFP una fuente militar que pidió el anonimato.
more...From: Diario CoLatino Related topics/regions: [Honduras] |
29.11.2005
Nepal's oldest community radio station was shut down by government officials Sunday, and many other stations have switched to broadcasting "soft news." The move is making it difficult for the country's illiterate population to get news about last week's key agreement between Maoist rebels and the country's political parties, to which the king has not yet responded.
more...From: Inter Press Service (IPS) Related topics/regions: [Nepal] Image: Radio Sagarmatha's offense: planning to air a BBC news interview. © United Nations' Integrated Regional Information Network
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29.11.2005
Si č aperta a Montreal la Conferenza sui cambiamenti climatici per la definizione di una linea d'azione per il dopo 2012, data di scadenza degli obiettivi del protocollo di Kyoto. Le speranze vacillano di fronte all'atteggiamento di chiusura degli Stati Uniti. Almeno nei toni č diversa la posizione britannica. Per richiamarli alla grande reponsabilitą, il Wwf ha rivolto un appello chiedendo linizio delle trattative. Il ritardo dellItalia sullo Scambio delle Emissioni viene criticato anche da Legambiente che teme che vengano boicottati i negoziati. LItalia, infatti, ha visto crescere le proprie emissioni del 12% circa rispetto ai livelli del 1990, allontanandosi di oltre il 18% dal suo obiettivo di riduzione (-6,5%). Per non incorrere nelle sanzioni che verranno stabilite, dovrą ridurre di quasi un quinto le sue emissioni attuali. Greenpeace ha installato un orologio di vetro alto 4 metri per ricordare ai delegati che non c'č pił tempo da perdere.
more...From: Greenpeace Italia, Legambiente, WWF Italia Image: Conferenza di Montreal sul clima
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29.11.2005
The first women's university of south Punjab formally has started functioning, initially with four disciplines, at the Government College for Women in Multan. In a ceremony held at the girl's college, the university formally launched its post-graduate academic activities for women.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [India] |
29.11.2005
United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan said today that he is "deeply disappointed" that Myanmar's authorities have extended the detention under house arrest of democracy activist Daw Aung San Suu Kyi for another six months.
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29.11.2005
An effort to regulate drug prices in India, through measures other than price control, has been wasted. A task force set up under Supreme Court directions to find ways to reduce prices of life-saving drugs, could not come up with many viable solutions.
more...Related topics/regions: [India] |
29.11.2005
Asnjė shoqėri e civilizuar nuk mund tė marrė frymė pa ligje, por kur ato nuk zbatohen bėhen tė pavlera dhe pengojnė nė funksionimin e njė shoqėrie demokratike, qė nė themel tė saj ka respektimin e tė drejtave tė njeriut. Pėrvoja ndėrkombetare ka treguar se shtetet tė cilat janė bazuar nė normat e tė drejtės, kanė ngritur nė njė shkallė mė tė lartė demokracinė dhe shtetin ligjor.
more...Related topics/regions: [Albania] Image: Ministria e Punės, Ēėshtjeve Sociale dhe Shanseve tė Barabarta
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28.11.2005
The Matija Gubec civic initative for resistance to the space for political discretion, came out with public reaction on the ruling adopted by the Constitutional Court to abolish the Law on Changes and Amendments to the Law on Public Gathering.
more...Related topics/regions: [Croatia] |
28.11.2005
The right to education bill that will be tabled sometime in the coming year, has the potential to bring about a significant transformation in elementary education in India.It attempts to make effective a childs right to free and compulsory education by focussing on the states obligation to provide schools of equitable quality.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [India] |
28.11.2005
Bangladesh govt planning to introduce 'unified education system' at the secondary level.The system that intends to replace the existing compartmentalized methods of education---- students are allowed to take up science, commerce and humanities subjects at class nine--- with an unified education system at the secondary level from the next academic year.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Bangladesh] |
28.11.2005
In a move that could shut down one of Coca-Cola's largest bottling plant in India permanently, the Kerala government has notified the area as "over-exploited" where one of Coca-Cola's largest bottling plants is located in southern India. The government seeks to regulate the use of groundwater due to scarcity.
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27.11.2005
As official government policy, France refuses to acknowledge racism as even existing in the country and prohibits the collection of racial data or organizing along racial lines. But policies like these--ostensibly to keep the country race-blind--have only served to intensify the country's race problem, argues race scholar Clarence Lusane.
more...From: Institute for Policy Studies Related topics/regions: [France] |
26.11.2005
Il ministro delle Attivitą Produttive Claudio Scajola, durante la propria visita al centro ricerche dellEnea a Frascati ha affermato come sia intenzione del governo investire sul nucleare, al fine di colmare il gap fortissimo che abbiamo sciaguratamente accumulato. In virtł di questo proposito ha annunciato lassunzione di ingegneri nucleari da parte dellEnea ed ha rivelato che fra poche settimane Ansaldo Energia darą vita ad Ansaldo Nucleare. Queste affermazioni, oltre a lasciare basiti, poiché rilasciate dal ministro di un paese che tramite referendum ha gią espresso il proprio rifiuto nei confronti delle centrali nucleari, vengono portate avanti con locchio miope di chi finge dignorare il problema dell'inquinamento nucleare ed i gravissimi danni da esso indotti sulla nostra salute e su quella dell'intero ecosistema - di Marco Cedolin
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25.11.2005
Several women NGOs from Skopje, in partnership with government ministries, launched the Dont Hide It, Report it campaign earlier today, organized under the auspices of the 16 Days of Activism global campaign.
more...Related topics/regions: [Macedonia (FYROM)] |
25.11.2005
More than 55 organisations under the umbrella of Jan Caravan, Peole's Caravan, have decided to hold rally in Indian capital New Delhi on 10th December to draw the attention of the Indian government towards pro-people policies at the forthcoming WTO ministerial to be held in Hong Kong.
more...Related topics/regions: [India] |
25.11.2005
Nacionalna zaklada za razvoj civilnog drustva i Institut za medjunarodne odnose, u suradnji s Uredom UNDP-a u Hrvatskoj, organizirali su u četvrtak 24.11.2005. u Zagrebu okrugli stol na temu: Civilno drutvo i drava partneri u pregovorima o pristupanju EU?. Cilj je bio poticanje rasprave o ulozi organizacija civilnog drutva u procesu pregovora i o mogućnostima uspostave učinkovitih mehanizama komunikacije i savjetovanja s građanima u tom procesu.
more...Related topics/regions: [Croatia] |
25.11.2005
This report provides guidelines and case studies to developing countries on legislation for data privacy, e-applications and prevention of cyber crime; with practical examples on how some countries have addressed legislation on the prevention of cyber crime.
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25.11.2005
Reporters Without Borders today urged Commonwealth heads of government to see that people killing journalists because of their work were duly punished, so the Commonwealth could become a true home of democracy and freedom. Many journalists have been killed in the south Asian region simply for doing their duty.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] |
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