July 21, 2004
Download MP3 HEADLINES Ex-U.S. Soldier Accused of Torture in Afghanistan In Afghanistan, A US citizen on trial for running a private prison and torture chamber has told reporters he was working with the full knowledge...
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July 20, 2004
Download MP3 HEADLINES Sudan Gov’t Participants in Darfur Human Rights Watch says that they have documents showing the Sudanese government is directly involved in atrocities in the Darfur region. Kody Emmanuel reports from WBAI....
July 19, 2004
Download MP3 HEADLINES U.S. Strikes Fallujah The U.S. launches an air strike in the Iraqi city of Fallujah, reportedly killing civilians. And, a popular cleric is allowed to reopen his newspaper after being closed down...
July 16, 2004
Download MP3 HEADLINES Philippine Troops Leave Iraq Today, troops from the Philippines started to leave Iraq. U.S. and Australian officials have criticized the move saying the Philippine government is caving into pressure by terrorists. A Filipino...
July 15, 2004
Download MP3 Headlines Peace activists will be able to rally during the Republican National Convention. Negotiations tomorrow with the New York City Police will determine where it will be. Leigh Ann Caldwell reports from...
July 14, 2004
Download MP3 Headlines Protestors at the International Conference on AIDS in Bangkok heckled U.S. representative Randall Tobias by shouting out “Bush lies, millions die.” Later Tobias rejected a plea by United Nations Secretary General...
July 13, 2004
Download MP3 Headlines The Philippines government is sending an unclear message to people now holding a Filipino man hostage in Iraq. Girlie Linao reports from Manila. The British Prime Minister says he firmly believes...
July 12, 2004
Download MP3 Headlines Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and center-left opposition leader Shimon Peres have agreed to team up in promoting a unilateral plan to withdraw from the occupied Gaza Strip. Laila El-Haddad reports...
July 09, 2004
Download MP3 Headlines The International Court of Justice at The Hague has ruled Israel’s barrier in the West Bank illegal. Although the court has no power to enforce the decision, it comes as a...
July 08, 2004
Download MP3 Headlines AUSTRALIA’S GOVERNMENT HAS SIGNED A PACT WITH UNITED STATES TO HELP DEVELOP ITS CONTROVERSIAL MISSILE-DEFENSE SHIELD. AUSTRALIAN OFFICIALS SAID THEY WANTED TO FIND A WAY TO PROTECT THE COUNTRY, EVEN THOUGH...
