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Ear to the Ground: Obama Promises End to Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell. Again.

A/V Booth: The Dalai Lama on Compassion, ‘Man-Made Problems’

Ear to the Ground: Widespread Rape, 157 Dead in Guinea ‘Hell’

Ear to the Ground: Israel to Palestinians: Have We Got a Deal for You

Ear to the Ground: Botched Execution Gives Chance for Testimony

Ear to the Ground: U.N. Finds Israel War Crimes in Gaza

Ear to the Ground: The Body Shop Under Fire

Ear to the Ground: Afghan Civilian Toll Rises

Ear to the Ground: China Pledges Fewer Executions

Ear to the Ground: Israeli Arabs Feel the Squeeze

Ear to the Ground: Carter Breaks With Southern Baptists Over Gender Equality Issue

Ear to the Ground: Israeli Soldiers Blame Loose Rules for Gaza Deaths

Ear to the Ground: Obama Comes Closer to Meddling

Ear to the Ground: U.N. Official Calls for Probe of Sri Lanka War Crimes

Ear to the Ground: Gaza Probe Gets No Help From Israel

Ear to the Ground: Torture on Obama’s Watch

Ear to the Ground: The Fierce Urgency of Whenever

Ear to the Ground: D.C. Council Opens Its Eyes

Ear to the Ground: U.S. to Release More Torture Photos

Ear to the Ground: Obama Seeks ‘New Beginning’ With Cuba

Ear to the Ground: A Decision Not to Prosecute

Ear to the Ground: Iowa Is 3rd State to Recognize Gay Marriage

Ear to the Ground: Israel’s Gaza Inquiry Finds Israel Innocent

Reports: Human Rights Defenders Have It Tough in the Mideast

Ear to the Ground: This Is How We Did It

Ear to the Ground: U.N. Warns of Sri Lankan War Crimes

Ear to the Ground: Nigeria’s War on Gayness

Reports: Nine Secret Bush-Era Documents Released

Ear to the Ground: The ICC’s First Tooth

Ear to the Ground: Room for Improvement ... Even at Home

Ear to the Ground: Rebutting the False Choice Between Security and Freedom

Ear to the Ground: Palestinians Push for War Crimes Inquiry

Ear to the Ground: Israeli PM Promises to Shield Troops From War Crime Trials

A/V Booth: You Got Obama. What Now?

Ear to the Ground: Israel Admits It ‘May Have Used’ Chemical Weapon

Ear to the Ground: Holder States the Obvious

Ear to the Ground: China Takes the Bronze in GDP

Ear to the Ground: U.S. Fails in Human Rights Role

Reports: Torture Proponents Have No Serious Argument

Ear to the Ground: Israel Blocks U.N. Envoy at Airport

Ear to the Ground: Unions Join Greek Unrest

Ear to the Ground: Cluster Bomb Treaty Steps Forward

Reports: A Less Perfect Union: Gay Marriage and the Subversion of the Republic

Ear to the Ground: Afghan Court Resentences Activist

Ear to the Ground: Digging Into Franco’s Bloody Reign

Ear to the Ground: Conn. Court Overturns Anti-Gay Marriage Law

Ear to the Ground: Palestinian Security Forces Accused of Torture

Ear to the Ground: Argentine ‘Dirty War’ Murderer Gets Life

Ear to the Ground: China to Allow ‘Protest Lite’

Cartoons: Canada’s Slight Detour

Reports: Colombia: Celebrate the Release, Not the Regime

Ear to the Ground: Canada to Apologize to Indigenous Groups

Ear to the Ground: Probe Reopened in ‘73 Murder of Chilean Singer

Ear to the Ground: Mugabe Plays Politics ... With Everything

Ear to the Ground: Egyptian Blogger Endured ‘Weeks of Torture and Humiliation’

Ear to the Ground: Ex-NBA Star:  Olympians Should Speak About Human Rights in China

Ear to the Ground: Amnesty International Points to 60 Years of Failure

Ear to the Ground: U.N. to Resume Burma Aid

Ear to the Ground: U.S. Releases Journalist After 6 Years

Ear to the Ground: A Papal Primer on Global Diplomacy

Ear to the Ground: Controversies Live On After Suharto’s Death in Indonesia

Ear to the Ground: Bush Says Musharraf ‘Hasn’t Crossed the Line’

Arts and Culture: Rambo to the Rescue in Burma

Ear to the Ground: Britain to Investigate ‘CIA Black Site’

Ear to the Ground: Europe Rallies Against Capital Punishment

Ear to the Ground: Gordon Brown: Burma Death Toll ‘Far Greater’

Ear to the Ground: Burma Protest Goes Massive

Ear to the Ground: Monks Lead Protest in Myanmar

Ear to the Ground: U.S. and UK Want U.N. Back in Iraq

Reports: Young Scholars Tell the President ‘No’ on Torture

Ear to the Ground: Report: Rights Abuse Is Easing Under Raul

Ear to the Ground: Vatican Shuns Amnesty International

Ear to the Ground: Gitmo Detainee Commits Suicide

Reports: Shutting Down Guantanamo

Truthdig Podcast: Shutting Down Guantanamo

Ear to the Ground: Yahoo Sued for Collaborating With China

Ear to the Ground: Cuba Leads Charge to End U.N. Human Rights Investigations

Ear to the Ground: China to U.S.: You Should Talk

Ear to the Ground: Egyptian Blogger Faces 4 Years in Prison

Ear to the Ground: Israeli Bombing ‘Broke U.S. Arms Deal Terms’

Ear to the Ground: Report: EU Nations Knew of CIA Abductions

Ear to the Ground: Thatcher Saddened by Despot’s Death

Reports: Women in Afghanistan

Ear to the Ground: Britain’s Alleged Torture Hypocrisy

Reports: Truthdigger of the Week: Mayor Ross ‘Rocky’ Anderson

Ear to the Ground: Iranian Ex-Leader Slams the West

Multimedia Gallery: A Visit to The White House: Bush Meets with Omar bongo Ondimba

Ear to the Ground: Friends Don’t Let Friends Use Torture

Ear to the Ground: U.S. Occupation Is Worse Than Hussein

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