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Monday, November 23, '09
Rights and wrongs. Richard Colvin said that torture was rampant in Afghan prisons -- and a Human Rights Watch report confirms his testimony.
The man who ran Tuol Sleng. After months of testimony, closing arguments begin in the trial of the man in charge of Cambodia's worst prison.
The parentlessness trap. The Canadian Medical Association warns that, if kids from child welfare agencies aren't adopted, they tend to adopt dangerous habits.
A place to rest their heads. The five-city At Home project will provide housing to more than a thousand homeless people with mental illness.
He can handle the tooth. A welcome case of incisor trading puts Galileo's missing tooth, finger, and thumb in the hands of an Italian museum director.
And...well, that's jarring. Apparently figuring Marmite makes right, a British thief tries to proof that man does indeed live by spread alone.
As It Happens, the Monday edition. Radio that figures he's following the path of yeast subsistence.
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