Chris George - Yesterday 2:11 PM - Public
Current opinion on U.S. involvement in Syria is in line with sentiment last year on Libya.
In other words, what the public thinks means nothing and regardless what the majority of people think (hellooooo democracy, anybody home) we will be going in to Syria.
In other words, what the public thinks means nothing and regardless what the majority of people think (hellooooo democracy, anybody home) we will be going in to Syria.
American voters oppose U.S. military involvement in Syria, where the government has killed an estimated 7,500 people as it tries to end a year-long uprising. In addition, a majority thinks there shoul...
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CORTE PENAL INTERNACIONAL DE DERECHOS HUMANOS
In Libya, the transitional authorities have thus far failed to take measures to ensure the representation of women in political bodies: the draft constitutional charter adopted in August 2011 contains no provision prohibiting discrimination against women ; the electoral law adopted in january 2012 by the NTC contains no quota for women's representataion. FIDH examines women's participation in Libya's uprising and political transition.
In February 2011, protests broke out across the country, calling for an end to Muammar Al Qaddafi's 42 year rule. Women participated massively in the conflict that ensued culminating in the overth...
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