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Last July, residents of Togo and Benin were treated to a training seminar in Re-evaluation Counseling (RC). Held in Lome, Togo’s capital, the workshop presented the RC tools of personal liberation, helping participants eliminate distress and painful emotions in order to reclaim their full humanness.
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ASSISI, Italy - Pope Benedict XVI, leading a global inter-religious meeting, acknowledged this October "with great shame," that Christianity had used force in its long history, as he joined other religious leaders in condemning violence and terrorism in God's name.
Those who are planning to fly to Europe will now pay a new tax on behalf of the environment. European rules requiring all airlines to pay for carbon emissions are within the law, an adviser to Europe's highest court said recently in the lively exchange between the European Union and the aviation industry.
The eighth Ethical Fashion Show and accompanying trade fair attracted some 100 exhibitors to Paris in September 2011, all dedicated to creating a fashion industry that does not pollute the environment and treats people fairly
What really impressed me when I came to Saudi Arabia is that it has built very good laws advocating for special needs students - this is something that I found was missing in my native Lebanon.
A little over a decade ago he was busing Montana senior citizens to Canada to fill their prescriptions at reasonable prices - a way of protesting the American pharmaceutical industry. Now, Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer is planning to establish a state-wide universal health care system modeled after that of the state's Canadian neighbor, Saskatchewan.
Once I was traveling to Howrah (West Bengal) by train, which takes about eight hours. Somehow, I managed to book a second-class seat but the train car was overcrowded. I was annoyed to see so many people entering the reserved compartment without proper tickets.
