"Россия - несвободная страна" (Freedom House)

obu29 · Post by **obu29** » 30 Dec 2005 17:09

http://www.freedomhouse.org/template.cf ... elease=317

Global Survey 2006: Middle East Progress Amid Global Gains in Freedom

New York,December 19, 2005

The people of the Arab Middle East experienced a modest but potentially significant increase in political rights and civil liberties in 2005, Freedom House announced in a major survey of global freedom released today.

The global survey, "Freedom in the World," shows that although the Middle East continues to lag behind other regions, a measurable improvement can be seen in freedom in several key Arab countries, as well as the Palestinian Authority. In another key finding, the number of countries rated by Freedom House as Not Free declined from 49 in 2004 to 45 for the year 2005, the lowest number of Not Free societies identified by the survey in over a decade. In noteworthy country developments, Ukraine and Indonesia saw their status improve from Partly Free to Free

also see http://65.110.85.181/uploads/pdf/Charts2006.pdf

Pozdravlyaju Vsex

lxf · Post by **lxf** » 30 Dec 2005 17:15

obu29 wrote:Ukraine and Indonesia saw their status improve from Partly Free to Free

They must have meant "Gas Free countries", right ?

obu29 · Post by **obu29** » 30 Dec 2005 17:19

lxf wrote:
obu29 wrote:Ukraine and Indonesia saw their status improve from Partly Free to Free
They must have meant "Gas Free countries", right ?

Вот чего не отнять у Вас - так ето чувства юмора :appl:

а что - завидно ???

lxf · Post by **lxf** » 30 Dec 2005 17:25

obu29 wrote:Вот чего не отнять у Вас - так ето чувства юмора

Спасибо и на этом. :hat:

Я просто уже не могу дискутировать на украинско-газовые темы серьезно... Уж сколько воды в ступе перетолкли, а воз и ныне там.

Хочется верить, что наши деятели наконец договорятся и никто на Украине зимой мерзнуть не будет. С наступающим !

obu29 · Post by **obu29** » 30 Dec 2005 17:28

lxf wrote:
obu29 wrote:Вот чего не отнять у Вас - так ето чувства юмора
Спасибо и на этом. Я просто уже не могу дискутировать на украинско-газовые темы серьезно... Уж сколько воды в ступе перетолкли, а воз и ныне там. Хочется верить, что наши деятели наконец договорятся и никто на Украине зимой мерзнуть не будет. С наступающим !

Так етот топик о свободе вроде бы - а Вы сами газ приплели снова...

И ВАС с наступаюшим !!!

А я лично не волнуюсь - договорятся они там , никто не замерзнет.
Я больше волнуюсь об американской економике - куда не перееду - везде кризис :angry:

lxf · Post by **lxf** » 30 Dec 2005 17:31

obu29 wrote:Я больше волнуюсь об американской економике - куда не перееду - везде кризис

Дык, батенька, тогда в Бостон не переезжайте. :mrgreen:

obu29 · Post by **obu29** » 30 Dec 2005 17:35

lxf wrote:
obu29 wrote:Я больше волнуюсь об американской економике - куда не перееду - везде кризис
Дык, батенька, тогда в Бостон не переезжайте.

И Бостон и все остальные места - doomed - Китайцы нам еше покажут кто самая сильная держава в мире. Раша + Китай + Индия - Вас Ваш Бостон не спасет. На вулкане живем-с...

Post by **SK1901** » 19 Jan 2006 15:52

http://today.reuters.co.uk/news/newsArt ... ived=False

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Bush administration's attempts to defend inhumane interrogation methods and seek exemptions from planned anti-torture legislation compromised campaigns for human rights around the world in 2005, Human Rights Watch said on Wednesday.

The U.S.-based group said in a report on rights conditions in 70 countries that abuses committed by the United States in its war against terrorism had damaged American credibility and had prompted other countries to adopt similar tactics.

The report, which was dismissed by the White House as politically motivated, said Washington should appoint a special prosecutor and Congress should set up an independent panel to investigate U.S. abuses.

"The hypocrisy factor has encouraged copycat techniques around the world by people who do like the United States does and has also weakened the United States as one of the traditional important supporters of human rights," Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch, told a news conference in Washington.

По-русски, например тут: http://www.lenta.ru/articles/2006/01/19/rights/

А квасным патриотам всё едино. Станет HRW критиковать Россию - они гордо скажут про рупор Сороса-Бзежинского-Госдепа.

Quintanar · Post by **Quintanar** » 19 Jan 2006 17:22

SK1901 wrote:А квасным патриотам всё едино. Станет HRW критиковать Россию - они гордо скажут про рупор Сороса-Бзежинского-Госдепа.

Это вы намекаете на "объективность" HRW? Подумаешь пнули слегка американскую администрацию, кто ее не пинает в последнее время. Как вы думаете, что написала бы HRW и какой вой подняли бы правозащитники, начни российская администрация говорить про пытки то, что говорит американская?

Sozon · Post by **Sozon** » 19 Jan 2006 18:27

obu29 wrote:http://www.freedomhouse.org/template.cfm?page=70&release=317

Global Survey 2006: Middle East Progress Amid Global Gains in Freedom

New York,December 19, 2005

The people of the Arab Middle East experienced a modest but potentially significant increase in political rights and civil liberties in 2005, Freedom House announced in a major survey of global freedom released today.

The global survey, "Freedom in the World," shows that although the Middle East continues to lag behind other regions, a measurable improvement can be seen in freedom in several key Arab countries, as well as the Palestinian Authority. In another key finding, the number of countries rated by Freedom House as Not Free declined from 49 in 2004 to 45 for the year 2005, the lowest number of Not Free societies identified by the survey in over a decade. In noteworthy country developments, Ukraine and Indonesia saw their status improve from Partly Free to Free

also see http://65.110.85.181/uploads/pdf/Charts2006.pdf

Pozdravlyaju Vsex

...господа, я уже приводил эту ссылку http://ufg.com.ua/wu/print.php?module=C ... &_id=10293 в других темах, но к данной теме она имеет самое прямое отношение... "права человека" это всего лишь удобный (т.к. универсальный) и красивый (т.к. все мы люди) предлог, который маскирует истинные (корыстные) намерения подзащитных...

lxf · Post by **lxf** » 24 Jan 2006 04:39

"Freedom"'s Just Another Word For Fascism

Since 2004, Russia has been demoted to the very bottom ranking - "Not Free" - along with genuinely tyrannical regimes like North Korea and Libya. To those of us who live here, even those of us who oppose the direction Putin has taken, this is not only surprising but nauseating, an example of the worst type of "moral relativism" that these same right-wingers constantly denounce.

Interestingly, a feudal monarchy like Kuwait gets a higher "freedom" rating than Russia, while pro-American Egypt, whose dictator-for-life Mubarak recently won another "election" with 89 percent of the vote, and then subsequently jailed his rival for five years, was praised and upgraded on the freedom scale for apparently assisting in the formation of a few women's groups. What is the difference between Kuwait and Russia? Go back to the Project for a New American Century: one "promotes" American interests, and the other "opposes" American interests. Therefore, the other, Russia, is "Not Free" and "fascist."