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Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Inhumane Israel injects Palestinian prisoners with dangerous viruses

The Israeli regime injects Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails with “dangerous viruses” before releasing them, a report says. “A Palestinian released from Israeli jails, Rania Saqa, has brought to light that the Israeli regime injected detainees that are out of prisons with dangerous viruses,” Russian daily Komsomolskaya Pravda wrote on Friday.

Saqa also said many of the prisoners are suffering from mysteriously incurable diseases such as bladder cancer and liver disorders. She said it is a standard procedure for Israelis to inject Palestinian detainees before freeing them.

“Most former inmates die after being released from Israeli jails,” the newspaper wrote. Palestinian prisoners are calling on international organizations to take urgent action to stop this. A rights organization has accused Israel of using Palestinian prisoners to test new drugs.

The International Solidarity for Human Rights Institute said such conduct blatantly contradicts moral and medical principles. According to human rights group B'Tselem, more than 4,700 Palestinian prisoners, including about 170 administrative detainees, are currently being held in Israeli prisons.

Administrative detention is a sort of imprisonment without trial or charge that allows Israel to incarcerate Palestinians for up to six months. The detention order can be renewed for indefinite periods of time.

(Press TV)

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Friday, February 1, 2013

Chinese Multimillionaire Sells ’Canned Air’ in Beijing

Move over air filters and micro particle filtering masks. Beijing residents now have another option for fresh, clean air. All they need to do is unseal these cans, and a waft of unpolluted air will be instantly available.

Chen Guangbiao, Chinese multimillionaire says:

"Nothing I do is for fame or for personal benefit. I just want to use the years I have left in my life to tell more people to protect the environment, to be good people, have good hearts and do good deeds."

Chen says the canned air comes from less polluted, rural areas like the Tibetan Plateau and northern Shaanxi province. Each pop of fresh air will set you back 45 yuan, or about $7. Chen says he will donate 80c back to the rural regions.