Security with Human Rights
Governments
all around the world – from Sri Lanka to Russia; from India to Saudi
Arabia – use the threat of terrorism to undermine human rights, often
through torturing people, holding them without charge or trial, and
making them ‘disappear’.
Photo:
© John Woodworth/Getty Images
Amnesty International works to stop governments
undermining rights in the name of national security or countering
terrorism. It investigates and campaigns in three main areas: exposing
those who allow unlawful detentions, enforced disappearances, torture
and other ill-treatment; addressing the lack of accountability by
States; and campaigning to protect the rights of the victims of
terrorism and violence by armed groups.
Tell the truth
As it gears up for a meeting of Commonwealth leaders in November, Sri Lanka must come clean about the abuses that still plague the island– and stop them.LOGS OF MONDAY, 23-09-2013 :
( Times again in CET! )
Unknown dog between Usti nad Labem and Litomerice (Czech Republic) |
- RADIO TINA, 6285kcs, 20.23hrs, SINPO 34233
( German schlager music )
- RADIO BATAVIER, 1625kcs, 20.28hrs, SINPO 3423,3-2
( Dutch music )
- TANGO RADIO, 6210kcs, 21.20hrs, SINPO 2-3,423,2-3
( Tango music )
- RADIO CALIPSO, 1629kcs, 21.57hrs, SINPO 3-4,4233
( Dutch music )
- RADIO TIDALWAVE, 6290kcs, 22.01hrs, SINPO 4-5,4434
( Pop music, then ID in Dutch )
- RADIO TURFSTEKER, 1648kcs, 22.08hrs, SINPO 2-3,423,2-3
( Dutch music )
- RADIO ARMADA, 1620kcs, 22.20hrs, SINPO 34333
( Dutch music )
- RADIO PHILADELPHIA, 1665kcs, 00.27hrs, SINPO 24232
( Dutch music )
- UNID ON 1625kcs, 00.30hrs, SINPO 34333
( Dutch music )
- RADIO BLUEBIRD, 1638kcs, 00.33hrs, SINPO 4442,3-4
( Polka music )
The same region at sunrise |
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