Defenders of Wildlife Webinar on Wolves, July 8
by Suzanne Asha Stone If there were fewer than 100 wolves left, would you protect them? Of course you would – yet the Oregon Fish
Björn and Arne Blumeier Talk about Miss Deaf Germany
by Michell Spoden The following conversation was held with the organizers of Miss Deaf Germany contest a few years ago. The contest runs annually and
Pakistani and Afghan Forces Clash along Border
New sources are reporting serious armed clashed between Pakistani and Afghan security forces along the border of the two countries. Media sources like Dawn in
Protest in London on July 11 against Breed Discrimination
A peaceful protest has been organized for July 11, 2015 at the Old Palace Yard, London, in UK to demand abolishment of the law that
Infant Dies in India after Receiving Polio Vaccine
A 7-month-old infant in India died soon after she was administered the oral polio vaccine while 6 other children of the family were hospitalized for
South Korea Hospitals Close after Serious MERS Outbreaks
The Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) that spread out of Saudi Arabia to the rest of the world has caused serious outbreaks in South Korea.
Do Black Lives Matter More?
Without any commentary, I am reminded of this question upon seeing this image that is still alive on Facebook 2 years later. It’s something to
Pakistan’s Military Kills Two Civilians in Shelter
In a disturbing incident, Pakistan’s military killed two people and wounded at least 10 others in Bannu area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. The incident took
Scene Pick: ‘Hachi’ – Hachi Still Waiting
Hachi: A Dog’s Tale (2009) is based on the true story of a dog Hachiko – an Akita in Japan – who was adopted by
Virginia Woman Charged with Misdemeanor for Feeding Stray Cats
Debbie Manzione is one of those heroes who do the right thing and get punished for it. The woman has been feeding stray cats in