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Battle in Amazonia
After over a decade of ignored complaints, failed negotiations with the government, and countless threats against their leaders by loggers and their gunmen, the residents of the Arapiuns region in the Brazilian Amazon launched a public protest over illegal logging … Continue reading
Business Bureaus top 10 Complaints 2009
The Better Business Bureau has released a list of the top ten scams to be aware of. This year, the list focuses in on dubious practices of online commerce, such as asking consumers to read the fine print before you … Continue reading
Feds find association between drywall, corrosion
The federal government said Monday that it has found a “strong association” between problematic imported Chinese drywall and corrosion of pipes and wires, a conclusion that supports complaints by thousands of homeowners over the last year. In its second report … Continue reading
Fears for Chinese detained in illegal jails
THOUSANDS of Chinese people are abducted and detained in illegal ”black jails” each year for trying to lodge complaints against officials, a report says. The complainants, known as ”petitioners” in China, are typically detained while trying to submit grievances to … Continue reading
Harper says he never saw Afghan torture warning
Prime Minister Stephen Harper says he never saw reports by a Canadian diplomat warning of possible torture in Afghan prisons nearly four years ago. It was revealed this week that two reports in early 2006 warned the federal government that … Continue reading
Military commission blasts feds for withholding info
A lawyer with the Canadian Military Complaints Commission says the truth about allegations of prisoner torture in Afghanistan will only surface if the government is forthcoming with documents. Freya Kristjanson told Canada AM on Thursday that while the government has … Continue reading
Civil Servants Urged To Aim For Zero Public Complaints
Civil servants must aim for zero public complaints although they face various challenges to achieve this, said Chief Secretary to the Government Tan Sri Mohd Sidek Hassan. He said to attain this, they must reduce bureaucracy to make dealings with … Continue reading
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Tagged Chief, civil servants, complaints management, government, Public, public complaints, public servants, Secretary, Sidek, Sri Mohd
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Sony changes advert after complaints from Nigerian government
The Nigerian federal government has criticised Sony for a PlayStation 3 advert in which it implied that Nigerians are fraudsters. The advert, for Sony’s new “slim” PlayStation 3, shows a salesman being asked about the price of the console. “You … Continue reading
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Tagged advert, government, Nigeria, Nigerian, nigerian prince, PlayStation, playstation 3, Sony, sony corporation, tv advertisement, United States, unwarranted attack
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Afghan president defends vote, admits some bias
Afghanistan’s president conceded Thursday some government officials had been biased toward him in last month’s election but defended the integrity of the vote, saying he had so far seen little proof of fraud. President Hamid Karzai was speaking day after … Continue reading
Us Health care System is so Great?
Whenever conservatives start telling me what a great healthcare system we have, I say, “Yes, and we make very nice yachts, too. What’s your point?” Because what earthly difference does it make to you when you’re priced out of that … Continue reading
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Tagged american health care, Austria, Canada, canada health act, canadian health care, care, Costa Rica, government, Health, insurance, Mexico, Mexico City, Peru, princeton university health, social security institute, system, U.S., UK, United States, Uwe E. Reinhardt, Venezuela
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