Posts In Category Justice
Lead: Get Iran into line
on February 5, 2010 by Reckless Rose in Arab World, China, Europe, Justice, Politics, Comments (1)
Iran is a trouble(d) country, a place where women are oppressed and do not enjoy the equality as many grew so accustomed to. Its reign is one of terror, its […]
Belgium to Gaza
on January 26, 2010 by Reckless Rose in Europe, Justice, Politics, Comments (0)
It is nearly three years ago that Hamas took over control and started their bloody reign over the Gaza-strip. Seen as the counter side of more secular minded Fatah, it […]
Iraq: Create a signal, not a problem
on January 22, 2010 by Reckless Rose in Arab World, Justice, Politics, Comments (0)
The next Iraqi elections are crucial. There are the more obvious things no one wants to see, such as fraud, violence and deaths, but there are also aspects of the […]
Trailing France: Banning the Burqa?
on January 18, 2010 by Reckless Rose in Justice, Religion, U.K., Comments (9)
France is much further when it gets to banning things that are associated with oppression than the U.K. is. Still, there are sounds and ideas that call for a similar […]
Dutch commission on Iraq
on January 15, 2010 by Reckless Rose in Europe, Justice, Politics, Comments (0)
In January of 2009 the Dutch government erected a commission burdened with the task of investigation procedures, reasons and mistakes that were made in 2003, when America and the U.K. […]
Modern ‘liberté, égalité et fraternité’
on January 14, 2010 by Reckless Rose in Justice, Politics, Religion, Comments (0)
Only to those without the tiniest bit of education in European history might ‘the French revolution’ be a new term. It was, by near definition, a time of political and […]
Google no longer bends
on by Reckless Rose in China, Justice, Politics, Comments (0)
A couple of years ago the internet giant received a good deal of criticism because their Chinese version of Google was censored. But according to them it was “better to […]
China silences
on December 29, 2009 by Reckless Rose in China, Justice, Politics, Comments (4)
With a replacement of Mr. Hu Jintao getting nearer, ironic and futile hopes are put in day-dreams of more democratic road-signs presenting themselves in due course. That, however, is not […]
Switzerland makes a u-turn, a right one?
on December 1, 2009 by Reckless Rose in Justice, Politics, Religion, Comments (4)
A request for a building-permit in 2005, in a small municipality in eastern Switzerland, eventually resulted in a huge controversy. People didn’t only actively seek ways in which to prevent […]
Green St. Nicholas and his fair-trade products
on November 25, 2009 by Reckless Rose in Justice, Comments (2)
Chocolate tastes like chocolate is what we call a truism. When we judge it, it’ll most likely be a judgment based upon quality, which is a result of a combination […]