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Stories from 2004-03-23

Clear Channel Execs Donate More to Bush

Jim Hopkins | USA Today | March 23, 2004

"What's more, the executives and Clear Channel's political action committee gave 77% of their $334,501 in federal contributions to Republicans. That's a bigger share than any other entertainment company, says the non-partisan Center for Responsive Politics." [more]

Multinationals Show Their Global Muscle

Alan Boyd | Asia Times | March 23, 2004

"Corporate critics say they are comfortable with these ideals, which are already pursued by many companies on an individual basis. What they reject is the notion that there should be any international compulsion. While the charter would not have the force of a formal UN treaty, it has taken the rare step of including an enforcement lever that might force negligent firms to pay compensation to their alleged victims - if they are convicted in local courts." [more]

Pastor Dies at Passion Screening

STAFF | British Broadcasting Corporation | March 23, 2004

"Pastor Soares is the second person to die at a screening of the film. Peggy Law Scott, an American woman in her 50s, passed out last month during the crucifixion scene, when watching the film in Wichita, Kansas." [more]

South Africa's Growing Private Army

Franz Kruger | British Broadcasting Corporation | March 23, 2004

"'If you take the entire complement of people who are under arms in the private security industry, it's larger than people who are in the armed forces of the country, and this is worrisome,' says Security Minister Charles Nqakula." [more]

U.S. Blocks U.N. Rebuke of Israel for Assassination

Thalif Deen | Inter Press Service | March 23, 2004

"Mark Lance, associate professor of justice and peace at Georgetown University in Washington, DC, argues that two recent major attacks on important international leaders make a mockery of the international legal system. 'The elected president of Haiti was driven from office, and the spiritual leader of Hamas, along with 10 civilian bystanders, was executed,' he told IPS." [more]

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