May 2004
Continued Protests by Lebanese Demonstrators in the Suburbs of Beirut - 2004-05-28
Lebanese protesters continued demonstrations against rising gasoline prices, setting fires and blocking roads in Beirut's suburbs. Following violent clashes with soldiers that resulted in civilian…
Annual Report of Amnesty International on the Middle East - 2004-05-26
Amnesty International's annual report highlights the ongoing violence in the Middle East in 2003, particularly due to the Iraq war and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The…
The View from Washington: DeSutter on Iran’s Nuclear Program
Paula DeSutter, a U.S. official, expresses deep concern over Iran's nuclear weapons program, emphasizing its violation of the Non-Proliferation Treaty. The IAEA has confirmed Iran's…
Roh Moo-hyun, President of South Korea, Apologizes to His Nation
Roh Moo-hyun, the President of South Korea, has apologized to his nation after the Supreme Court upheld his position following impeachment proceedings. He pledged to…
Rumsfeld on Investigation
Seven American soldiers are facing charges for abusing Iraqi detainees at Abu Ghraib prison. Donald Rumsfeld expressed regret over the actions of these soldiers, emphasizing…
Beijing's Concern Over Instability in Iraq - 2004-05-10
Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao expressed Beijing's concerns regarding the instability in Iraq and called for the UN to take a leading role in the…
Vatican Foreign Minister: Those Responsible for Mistreatment of Iraqi Prisoners Must Be Prosecuted
The Vatican's Foreign Minister, Giovanni Lajolo, has called for the prosecution of those responsible for the mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners, emphasizing that such acts violate…
U.S. Congress Accuses Sudanese Government of Human Rights Violations - 2004-05-07
The U.S. Congress has condemned the Sudanese government for human rights abuses in Darfur, citing actions that could be considered genocidal. Nearly one million people…
The White House and Pentagon Under Pressure for Extensive Investigations into Abuse of Iraqi Prisoners - 2004-05-04
The White House and Pentagon face mounting pressure to investigate the abuse of Iraqi prisoners, particularly following the release of disturbing photographs from Abu Ghraib…