Stun gun vs Occupy DC:

Cops tase protester in pyjamas.

Uploaded by RussiaToday on 30 Jan 2012 - U.S. Park Police officer used an electronic stun gun on an Occupy DC protester. Police say he was tearing down fliers warning protesters about the ban on camping in McPherson Square. Police also said the unidentified man was charged with disorderly conduct. The arrest took place shortly after noon Sunday. It is reported that after the incident the man had a seizure, and was then refused medical treatment. A park police spokesman said the man became "aggressive and confrontational'' when officers tried to arrest him and that is why the stun gun was used.

Indonesia may stop sending maids abroad.

Uploaded by AlJazeeraEnglish on 28 Jan 2012 - After Saudi Arabia beheaded an Indonesian maid for murder last year, there was a national outcry in the East Asian nation.

Now the Indonesian government is planning to stop sending maids abroad by 2017 amid reports that several maids are enduring abuse.Currently, more than 60 Indonesian workers are currently facing the death penalty around the world.

Same grievances everywhere in a multi parties democracy?

Algeria 10 new political parties authorized ahead of elections

Uploaded by PressTVGlobalNews on 28 Jan 2012 Following Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's major reforms, the Algerian Ministry of Interior and Local Collectivities has licensed ten new political parties among twenty which submitted their candidacy files for the upcoming legislations in May.

NYPD found promoting Islamophobia

Uploaded by presstvmobile on Jan 26, 2012 :

India is a nuclear power & biggest democracy but..

Infants still dying at hospital in India's West Bengal

Uploaded by AlJazeeraEnglish on 25 Jan 2012 Dozens of babies have died in the past two weeks at a hospital in the eastern Indian state of West Bengal. The latest deaths in the district of Malda come after reports of 25 babies dying in a six-day period in November at the same facility.

State health officials blame social issues for the deaths, Al Jazeera's Prerna Suri reports from Malda. They say almost all the children were either underweight at birth, or that they were in critical condition when they arrived. Mothers in the region are having children as early as the age of 12 or 13 years old, the government says.

Australia day Protest:

Australia's PM dragged from protest

 Uploaded by AlJazeeraEnglish on 26 Jan 2012 - Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard and leader of the opposition Tony Abbott had to be rescued after becoming trapped by an angry protest.

Will Britain go to war with Argentina over Oil !

Argentina and UK spar over Falkland Islands

Uploaded by AlJazeeraEnglish on 19 Jan 2012 -The Falkland Islands, the British-controlled South Atlantic archipelago, is once again at the centre of a messy disagreement between Argentina and the UK.

Argentina, which has long claimed the islands it calls Las Malvinas, has reacted with anger after David Cameron, the British prime minister, accused Buenos Aires of "colonialism" towards the Falklands.

The latest dispute, sharpened by a dispute over ownership of potential oil and gas fields, comes 30 years after the two countries went to war over the islands.

Keep going, keep going!

Occupy movement regroups, focuses on cyberspace:

Germans hold anti-capitalism protests.

15 Jan 2012 - democracy without Capitalism & a better world.

Venezuela to pay Exxon $225million in oil dispute

Uploaded by presstvmobile on 5 Jan 2012 - Hugo Chavez : think for yourself how much they had robbed this nation for the last 100years?

IHRC - Guantanamo Remembered: 10 Years event

Uploaded by IHRCtv on 4 Jan 2012 - An event marking the tenth anniversary of Guantanamo Bay's opening.

To mark this day, CagePrisoners, Reprieve and the Islamic Human Rights Commission will co-host an event in order to reflect on the impact of a decade on the lives of those in Guantanamo and their families.