The duplicity in the "war on terror."
February 8, 2008 4 min. read

A lead prosecutor for the war crimes tribunal at the U.S. detention facility at Guantanamo Bay said the U.S. military lost a year's worth of records pertaining to the detention of Osama bin Laden's driver, Salim Ahmed Hamdan. Hamdan's legal counsel requested access to the records to support their claim that his detention left him […]

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"The pursuit of truth and beauty is a sphere of activity in which we are permitted to remain children all our lives." – Albert Einstein
February 8, 2008 1 min. read

Let us then forget not to seek and search for truth and see the beauty in all that surrounds us. The truth is the key to the future, beauty is the knowing and seeing a peaceful future for all the worlds children.

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Feed our children well and it will not only increase their health, but wealth…
February 7, 2008 3 min. read

No one needs to tell us that children who have proper diets of nutritious food from an early age will have opportunities at a more prosperous life than their malnourished counter parts. Nutrition directly relates to a child's health, but what about a child's future wealth? According to a recent study in The Lancet, a […]

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New Hope For Decreasing Mother to Child Transmission of HIV/AIDS
February 5, 2008 4 min. read

  The issue of HIV/AIDS among children is not a new one, especially as the virus continues to blight the continent of Africa, and many other developing nations. Millions of children have been given a death sentence at birth, millions more are left to suffer their dark fate alone as orphans. The number of mother […]

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Terrorist or Child Soldier…Aggressor or Victim?
February 5, 2008 2 min. read

Teen terror suspect argues that current international law regarding to the use of child soldiers, rules out over the the governments efforts to prosecute him as a war criminal. Omar Khadr, was only 15 years old when he was captured and detained by United States military forces in July 2002, for throwing a grenade which […]

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Ban urges sanctions to penalize countries using child soldiers
February 4, 2008 3 min. read

In a release issued on January 29, 2008, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged that he United Nations impose sanctions against those countries that partake in the use of child soldiers. Ban's statement was largely related to the Children and armed conflict Report of the Secretary-General, which was issued on December 27, 2007. The report, which […]

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"Children are great imitators. So give them something great to imitate." -Anonymous
February 1, 2008 1 min. read

Children look to us, the adults for guidance and inspiration, they look to us and they see their future. Therefore it us up to us to give them images of hope, leadership, strength and justice. We give our children two options, violence and hate or peace and love. One only has to look at the […]

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Kenya descends
January 31, 2008 3 min. read

An opposition leader with Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement, David Kimutai Too, was killed in what police officials described as a “crime of passion.”  ODM leader Raila Odinga called the killing an execution targeting ODM members. “David Kimutai Too was killed by a policeman. I condemn this second execution of an ODM member of parliament. The […]

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Virtual Child Porn
January 31, 2008 5 min. read

When it comes to issues of children's rights there is no debate as to the fact that children should not be abused either physically or sexually. Therefore when the debates do arise, they are mostly on the fact that we seem to be doing little as an international community to stop the continuous and often […]

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A Call for a Boycott on Child Picked Uzbek Cotton
January 29, 2008 3 min. read

Recently Uzbekistan has begun to receive some scrutiny over the use of forced child labor in the cotton fields, however for many its long over due. The use of children in the cotton fields dates back to the Soviet era, and as a signatory of The Convention on the Rights of the Child, Uzbekistan has […]

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The Struggle Continues for Afghanistan's Children
January 28, 2008 3 min. read

Afghanistan has fallen off the radar for many in the wake of the ongoing war in Iraq, however the struggle in Afghanistan is far from over. Rebuilding after a war, and years of repression, is never easy, especially for the children. The children of Afghanistan have been born into hardship, they dream of prosperity, and […]

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"Children are the living messages we send to a time we will not see." – Neil Postman
January 26, 2008 1 min. read

Children truly are the messengers of the future, and it is up to us to ensure that the messages we give them are ones of truth, peace, hope and tolerance. If we give children only images of hate and war, we give them a future of hate and war. Let us not forget the power […]

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