Tuesday, March 1, 2011

ROMANIA - Human rights are the law

Bucharest's no rule on that of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). On 23 February, the Chamber of Deputies passed a law requiring "the government to respect human rights," National rapporteJurnalul. Now, every law must be accompanied by a study assessing its effects on fundamental rights under the European Convention on Human Rights.

The government is also obliged to implement the recommendations and rulings of the ECHR within three months, the jurisprudence of the Court winning. According to the report date of the Strasbourg Court, quoted by Romanian media, Romania has been an EU member state most often sentenced in 2009 to 139 times.

Gaddafi's son Obama answered: "Nobody is going to leave Libya"

Washington. .- Saif Gaddafi, son and chief of Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi, said today that no one in his family will leave Libya and that his country "is not a U.S. issue" in response to the requirement that the president leaving Barack Obama went to his father on Saturday. "Nobody is going to leave this country.

We live here and die here. This is our country. The Libyans are our people. And as far as I'm concerned, I think I'm doing the right thing," said Saif Gaddafi, the second son the Libyan leader, in an interview with ABC from Tripoli. Obama toughened its stance on Saturday said Gadhafi and the Libyan leader should leave "now" the country, having lost the legitimacy to govern the use of violence against its own people.

Mousavi and Karoubi arrest, Iranian opposition leaders

Iranian opposition leaders and Mehdi Karoubi Hussein Mousavi has been held on Monday, as reported by local media. "Mir Hussein Moussavi, Mehdi Karoubi and their wives have been arrested," said Kaleme website. com. "According to our sources tell us, detention and subsequent transfer to the prison of Heshmatieh are facts confirmed, although the date on which the arrest was to be confirmed," adds the news.

EU adopts sanctions: air attacks on ammunition depots in the east of Libya

In Libya, Gaddafi, leader in the fight against the insurgents has again entered the Air Force. Agencies quoted eyewitnesses, the bombing of ammunition depots in the East and the shooting down of a fighter plane near Misrata marked. The crew of the aircraft that had fired on a radio station near the town of Misrata, had been captured.

On Monday there were further clashes between rebels and troops loyal Gaddafi. Despite the air strikes is discontinuing the federal government plans to impose a no-fly zone over Libya. The reason given for this include the fact that Libya's southern neighbor Sudan, a military intervention such as NATO would not accept.

Erdogan: Criticism of speech in Dusseldorf

The Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan and his wife Emine on Sunday night in Dusseldorf in Germany should be growing up Turkish children has been estimated by the Federal Government to learn at least as good as German Turkish. This assessment was of Seibert government spokesman in Berlin on Monday. He disagrees with the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who had called in Dusseldorf, Turkish children should first learn their mother tongue.

The border between Tunisia and Libya is preparing for a flood of refugees

Tension rises on the border between Tunisia and Libya and feared a flood of refugees to take the situation to the brink of chaos. Thousands of Egyptians protested on Sunday the absence of help from their government, which has organized a repatriation plan. Anxiety makes its way through these citizens who are outdoors, sleeping literally on top of their bags, waiting for someone to care for them.

PANAMA - The protests against the new mining code continues

Indians and environmentalists have maintained their call for new protests against the adoption of a controversial reform of the Mining Code, despite the promulgation by the President of Panama, Ricardo Martinelli, a decree prohibiting mining in certain territories Native Americans. Since the adoption on 11 February of a new mining code, the mobilization is strong.

Several roads have been blocked on February 24 by demonstrators. Panama has large reserves of gold and copper.