International

There's a clear link between the sexual assault charges faced by Dominique Strauss-Kahn and what he does every day at the IMF, says Richard Swift…

With attempts to mark International Women’s Day thwarted by angry men, Glen Johnson discovers that Egypt’s uprising has yet to improve the situation of its women.…

Sierra Leone’s longest-serving female death row prisoner is released after eight years.…

‘Uncle’ Saddam was a constant and sinister presence in Zainab Salbi’s childhood years…

A new campaign is launched today urging British Telecommunications to end its partnership with Israeli company Bezeq International, whose parent company supplies phone services to illegal Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.…

Human rights organizations call for firmer action by the Argentinean government.…

*Jean Baptiste Kayigamba*, who lost most of his family in the Rwandan genocide, wonders why Britain and France are harbouring the major perpetrators and whether recent legal changes will make a difference.…

Recent changes in US foreign policy bode well for this week’s talks with Pakistan.…

Climate campaigners confront the International Chamber of Commerce.…

The Centre for Documentary Practice invites you to logon and join the world’s first online journalism and documentary conference on October 15th 2009, starting 12:01am (GMT).…