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Interview with Jeff Ruch, Exec Dir of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility

Over 9000 scientists, working for the Environmental Protection Agency, have signed a petition calling for honesty in allowing chemicals to be put on the market. The Bush administration has continued the practice of allowing big corporations and polluters to poison the public, when they allow chemicals to be declared safe.

Palestine Today a service of the International Middle East Media centre, www.imemc.org for Thursday June 15th, 2006

Army arrests three residents from Nablus and invades Kofer Harres village near Salfit also Army arrests one resident from Attil village And four residents from Hebron Meanwhile Unknown gunmen abducts a resident in Khan-Younis town in the Gaza strip

Those stores and more coming up stay tuned

Army arrests one resident and turns two houses to military posts in Biet Al Rish village near Hebron

When a fighter dies who is lost? When a young man ends his life strapped to a bomb who is left behind? And where do the new generations find a place from which to start?

This is a weekly summary of israeli war crimes committed in Palestine for the week ending 14 June 2006, 2mins, english

PCHR
Palestinian Centre for Human Rights

http://www.pchrgaza.org

Weekly Report: On Israeli Human Rights Violations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory
No. 23/2006

08- 14 June 2006

Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) Escalate Attacks on Palestinian Civilians and Property in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT), Particularly the Gaza Strip

ECO CENTRIC 2006-06-09
Prime Minister Howard made a secret nuclear pact with US president George W. Bush - bit by bit we, the public discover the dark plans for a nuclear radiating future.

A feature report for Free Speech Radio News about the current suppreme court hearings on the constitutionality of security certificates in Canada.

In Ottawa, Canada, hearings at the Supreme Court continued today to rule on the constitutionality of Canada's controversial Security Certificates; a measure that allows authorities to indefinitely detain any non-citizen suspected of being a threat to national security under secret evidence, and without access to a fair trial. Aaron Lakoff has more from Montreal.