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A group of 'law experts' in the United Kingdom is determined to launch an inquiry into the legality of war campaign and ongoing occupation of Iraq.

In an adjournment debate in the UK House of Commons on Thursday, MPs spoke out against Israel's construction of the separation wall in the West Bank.

Comment: If Gandhi were alive today...

A group representing all-party parliamentarians in the British House of Commons, has accused Israel of stealing more Palestinian land by building the security wall and called to immediately halt all construction work of its security fence.

More than 100 British Members of Parliament have signed a Parliamentary Early Day Motion (EDM) condemning Israel's construction of the separation wall in the West Bank.

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is generally known for his role in facilitating the atrocities against hundreds of Palestinian innocents of Sabra and Chatila refugee camp in West Beirut. A court case by some survivors has been lodged against Sharon in Austria.

Gender bias links Arab world and West, says report

An urgent appeal went out yesterday by the International Secretariat of Organisation Mondiale Contre la Torture (OMCT), requesting the world public to intervene following the revelation of torturing a young Palestine boy by Israeli soldiers.

The Lord Mayor of London, Alderman Gavyn Arthur, began the Mayoralty's first ever official visit to Syria yesterday.

In a rare public statement by a Saudi ambassador, the Kingdom's envoy to London, Prince Turki Al Faisal said ending the American military pre-sence in Saudi Arabia was mutually agreed with the United States government.

The $2.7 billion deal over Lockerbie's Pan Am passenger airplane bombing should, in its second phase lead to the U.S. lifting its unilateral sanctions, and taking Libya off its list of terrorist list.

Suicide attack: Has Iraq become ungovernable?