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Greenpeace defend the Arctic from oil

Four Greenpeace activists climbed yesterday to the first oil platform in Arctic waters installed to paralyze the activity of the company. With this measure, Grenpeace surveys expected delay until they are paralyzed by winter weather conditions.

Thus, if the activists achieve their goal, the company should wait until June next year to reopen, which would allow the development of "a moratorium on oil exploration in these waters, "explains responsible Greenpeace Energy, Sara Sawyer .

The platform, located in Danish waters, belonging to the British company Cairn Energy and is the first to operate in the Arctic. The estimated that the risk of a severe stroke during the life of a platform in this area is above 20%. "It is totally absurd to perform these activities in a fragile ecosystem" says Sawyer .

Ship 'Esperanza' Greenpeace has been in the area of \u200b\u200bthe Arctic Ocean nine days and, although it is being watched closely by a warship from Denmark, a group of activists has snuck into this platform. and still hanging 15 meters above the sea and rolled out a banner calling for a moratorium on oil exploration in this area of \u200b\u200bhigh ecological value.

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The conflict in Afghanistan has claimed the lives of 1,271 civilians this year


A total of 1,271 civilians have died victims of Afghan conflict in the first half of this year, has informed the UN Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA).

The UN report revealed that during the first six months of 2010 there were a total of 3,268 civilian casualties, including dead and wounded-, representing an increase of 31% over the same period 2009.

Specifically, the international organization noted that in the first four months of the year there had been a 94% increase in incidents involving improvised explosive devices over the same period in 2009.

Children are those who have left worse off since January 2010. The United Nations says the number of children killed or injured increased by 55% compared with the same period last year.

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Sudan threatens to expel humanitarian organizations

The Darfur conflict erupted in February 2003 and has already caused an estimated 300,000 dead and 2.5 million displaced. There have been phases of negotiations between the government and groups rebels since 2004, but has not yet signed a comprehensive peace agreement.

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has authorized the governors of three provinces in the western region of Darfur to expel all international humanitarian organizations, including UN agencies, in the case of not complying with limits set for them.

Sudanese President called the governors of Darfur than any international organization that exceeds the limits of its mandate "pops out the same day."
added that the mandate should also comply with UN agencies or organizations of the African Union "to UNAMID, the peacekeeping force joint UN and African Union.

Al Bashir is the only head of state to be required by the International Criminal Court (ICC), to stand trial for assassination, war crimes and crimes against humanity, precisely because of its role in the armed conflict in Darfur.

Al Bashir, who came to power in a coup that led the June 30, 1989, announced the expulsion on the same day that the ICC issued a warrant for his arrest to answer for the allegations raised in this international tribunal.