Secret relief

Article Abstract:

The European Court of Human Rights has ruled against the British government's position on homosexuality in the armed forces. Britain has a particularly harsh position on this issue, and the government may be relieved at being able to tell the generals that there is no option but to accept the European ruling. The court rules that investigations into the private affairs of five people dismissed for being gay were too intrusive. This means that the policy of the armed forces pn homosexuality cannot be enforced.

Laws, regulations and rules, Gay military personnel, European Court of Human Rights

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Whitehall's best-kept secret

Article Abstract:

The British government publishes departmental reports on its spending practices that provides a wealth of information to each agency's inner workings. Although these reports are available to the public and the media, they have been seldom used.

United Kingdom, Reports, Government spending policy, Expenditures, Public, Public expenditures, Government publications, Government documents

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Exposing a dirty secret

Article Abstract:

The problem of pollution in China is examined in detail. The problem is especially acute in industrial areas, where the water supply has become seriously polluted.

China, Environmental aspects, Water pollution

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