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By Roberto Malini
Co-founder, EveryOne Group, Italy

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Articles in this column
The Paolo Di Canio Case: no promoters of neo-fascist ideals in sport
By Roberto Malini
The education of young people and society carries the most noble human and social value, both in sports and in daily life. (Full Story)
Lampedusa. Two migrants die due to lack of medical care
By Roberto Malini
Rome/Lampedusa - Two migrants have died in Lampedusa because no medical backup was supplied during rescue operations at sea.  (Full Story)
We are All Boston
By Roberto Malini
Milan - On April 27th, some of the Poets of Change will read out to young pupils, intellectuals and local institutions of Genoa (Italy) the message they received from Thomas M. Menino, the Mayor of Boston.  (Full Story)
Human trafficking in the Sinai: to fight it we need to know it is happening
By Roberto Malini
Milan -Human trafficking in the Sinai. After years of hard work fighting this brutal phenomenon (which causes the deaths of hundreds of young sub-Saharan Africans and which takes place,  year after year, among the general indifference of the world), EveryOne Group is once again appealing to the United Nations, the civilized world and the governments of the countries involved, to seriously tackle this form of organized crime.  (Full Story)
An urgent appeal to the United Nations and its Refugee Agency (UNHCR)
By Roberto Malini
We are expressing our concern over the condition of more than 3,000 members of PMOI who have been forced to leave their home (where they have lived for the last 26 years) due to suppressive measures, and transferred to Camp Liberty (Iraq) with the promise of relocation to other countries. (Full Story)
Aderonke Apata's appeal for political asylum: the UK authorities respond to our appeal
By Roberto Malini
Milan - The British Minister for Immigration and the UK Border Agency have responded to the appeal made by EveryOne Group - together with Movement for Justice, National Coalition of Anti-Deportation Campaigns and Lesbian Immigration Support Group - on the case of the Nigerian lesbian activist Aderonke Apata. (Full Story)
Hamdy Al-Azazy's humanitarian work threatened
By Roberto Malini
 I have been involved with human rights for almost 40 years. During my long experience, I have noticed that the most capable and courageous human rights defenders create problems for those who exploit the tragedies of the persecuted. Currently, some people are trying to stop the humanitarian work being carried out in the Sinai (Egypt) by the Egyptian activist Hamdy Al-Azazy.  (Full Story)
Pope Benedict XVI promotes hatred towards Gays
By Roberto Malini
Rome - In the Church's message on the occasion of the World Day of Peace, Pope Benedict XVI used intolerant words against the gay community, stating that “There is also a need to acknowledge and promote the natural structure of marriage as the union of a man and a woman in the face of attempts to make it juridically equivalent to radically different types of union...  …since this constitutes an offence against the truth of the human person, with serious harm to justice and peace.” (Full Story)
Qatar : Poet sentenced to life imprisonnment for writing poem
By Roberto Malini
The Qatari poet, Mohammad Ibn al-Dheeb al-Ajami, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for writing a poem. On November 29th, 2012, the poet was given a life sentence for “insulting the Emir Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani", and “inciting to overthrow the ruling system.”  (Full Story)
Israel: 1600 refugees under the threat of deportation
By Roberto Malini
Rome/Tel Aviv - Israel, which until a few years ago was an example of humanity and hospitality towards refugees, has now changed its policies.  (Full Story)
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~Aderonke Apata's appeal for political asylum: the UK authorities respond to our appeal
~The activist Hamdy al-Azazy decisive for the liberation of 180 Eritreans in the Sinai
~Mario Mauro must not be elected President of the European Parliament
~The Paolo Di Canio Case: no promoters of neo-fascist ideals in sport
~We are All Boston
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