| SOP newswire |  | Sixth World Congress of Families to be Held May 25-27 in Madrid - While Obama Pushes Same-Sex Marriage, the International Pro-Family Movement Will Meet in Madrid to Educate and Affirm the Natural Family as the Future of Society |
| SOP newswire |  | Indian Parliament Discusses 'Kali Ma` Beer Issue - 'Kali-Ma' beer issue highlighted by Zed was raised in Indian Parliament earlier this week. |
| SOP newswire |  | Students Advise Recommendations on NATO Policy - Youth suggest that NATO remains important, but that it must be more open and transparent. |
| SOP newswire |  | CICC Calls on Egypt to Join the International Criminal Court - The Coalition for the International Criminal Court states that Egypt should consider Rome Statute Ratification as a priority. |
| SOP newswire |  | IRU Establishes Permanent Delegation for Africa - The IRU has established a Permanent Delegation and Regional Committee for Africa in Casablanca, Morocco, and appointed Adil Gaoui as the IRU's General Delegate for the continent. This historic development unites road transport associations from 20 African countries.
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| SOP newswire |  | China Releases Chen Guangcheng's Helper from Detention - Chen Guangcheng's rescuer He Peirong has been released from detention and has appeared on media for interview. |
| SOP newswire |  | 'We Stand With Israel' Against Iran's Nuke Program - Supporters of Israel stand against a nuclear-armed Iran and voice their concern over Iran`s obdurate persistence in going ahead with its questionable nuclear program against the US demands. |
| SOP newswire |  | Dr. Charles Drew Honored by Israeli Organization - Israeli organization Heart to Heart has paid tribute to African American hero Dr. Charles Drew for his priceless work in blood donations. |
| Donna Cavanagh |  | If You Must Do Time, Do It in Norway - This new prison in Norway is better than many hotels in the US. It's nice to know for anyone who might need a good jail cell down the road. |
| Farjana Mahbuba |  | Killing One Bangladeshi Every Four Days: A Big Fat NO to India - Few years ago, there was a huge debate on boycotting anything from Denmark. The whole Muslim world was facing an emotional urge to boycott anything Danish as a Danish cartoonist insulted our Prophet in his cartoon. |
| SOP newswire |  | Indian Police Interrogates Ali Shah Geelani's in Visa Case - Police in New Delhi, India, questioned Syed Ali Shah Geelani in connection with a visa recommended for a suspicious Pakistani. |
| SOP newswire |  | Land Rights for Indian Women to Benefit Families - Land titles for women in Kharibandh village of Odisha, India, will help poor families get better food. |
| SOP newswire |  | Jordan`s Queen Noor Speaks at US Congressional Hearing on Missing Persons - ICMP Commissioner Queen Noor has appealed for more attention on the issue of missing persons in OSCE countries. |
| SOP newswire |  | Revision of Israeli Housing Policies Demanded by UN Human Rights Expert - UN human rights expert Raquel Rolnik has called on Israeli authorities to urgently revise their housing policies which have failed to meet the needs of minorities and the socially disadvantaged. |
| HB Paksoy |  | Memoirs: National Existence and Cultural Struggles of Turkistan and Other Muslim Eastern Turks - A revealing anecdote is offered by A. Inan, a close colleague of Togan both as a historian and as a leading member of the Turkistan National Liberation movement. |
| Mimi A. |  | Global Green USA Dazzles San Francisco with their 7th Annual Gorgeous and Green Gala - On the 6th of December, 2011, the Gorgeous and Green Gala succeeded in generating over $250,000 for Global Green USA Green Schools Program. |
| SOP newswire3 |  | Predicting and Preparing for Earthquakes in Turkey - The Sea of Marmara is at the centre of an earthquake zone, but little was known about its geological and geophysical structure prior to the 1999 earthquakes. |
| Syed Talal Hassan Bukhari |  | Brain Drain, a Dilemma - An analysis on human capital flight, causes and effects. |
| Mimi A. |  | DeezHeeya Clothing: Creating Cultural Awareness While Raising Money for Charities - Corey Spriggs, founder of DeezHeeya Clothing, was inspired to create his clothing line from his vast travel experiences and the cultures he embraced throughout the world. |
| Donna Cavanagh |  | King Abdullah Granting Women Right to Vote in Saudi Arabia: Is this a Step Forward? - King Abdullah has decreed that women will be allowed to vote in Saudi Arabia in four years. Is this a sign of equality to come or just a transparent attempt to avoid political unrest? |
| Tony Graff |  | Esperanto, the International Language of Brotherhood - In 1887, professor L. L. Zamenhof from Poland developed a language he hoped would become an international language of brotherhood. It was named after his pseudonym, Esperanto.
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| Juliet Maruru |  | Storymoja Hay Festival Kenya 2010 - The 2010 Festival will feature over 60 events that are a must-see for Kenyans including some of your favorite local and international authors, media personalities and performers. |
| Ernest Dempsey |  | Militants Attack FC Checkpoint, Killing 6 and Wounding 15 Personnel - Militants attacked a security check post in Orakzai Agency with heavy arms, killing six personnel and wounding 15 others. |
| Geoff Dean |  | Futenma Comes Full Circle - Geoff struggles to imagine how Prime Minister Hatoyama is going to "spin" this one |
| Juliet Maruru |  | From Storymoja - Writing for Teens - Are you a Kenyan Writer? Would you like your story to feature on the Storymoja Blog? |
| Geoff Dean |  | Loud Shirt May Bring Down Japanese PM - Geoff wonders if Prime Minister Hatoyama can really be laid low by a "fashion crime". |
| Ernest Dempsey |  | UET Student Killed By Fanatics Over Playing Music - A final year student of engineering at the UET (Peshawar) has been killed by Islamic fundamentalists in Peshawar over playing music. |
| Geoff Dean |  | Japan's Fractious Ruling Coalition - Geoff wonders why the three parties of the ruling coalition in Japan can't just smile and get along with each other and whether "three is a crowd" applies here |
| Juliet Maruru |  | 5 Breaking Traditions (The Creekside Princess) - The reason she took up with Nicholas Ferreira had very little to do with his family's money. She was always one to pick dangerous damaged things to love. Like that dog she brought to her mother's flat. It had wounds, a broken leg... |
| Geoff Dean |  | Swiss Plebiscite:Lawyers for Fish? - Geoff takes a look at the proposed position of Swiss Animal Lawyer and considers applying for the job (probably beats teaching three year-olds) |
