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News UK religious hate bill faces key Commons vote
UK religious hate bill faces key Commons vote
Holly Manges Jones
January 30, 2006 09:37:00 am

British politicians, writers and comedians are urging members of the UK House of Commons to accept freedom of speech revisions in the controversial Racial and Religious Hatred Bill , which returns to the Commons for...

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News Egypt agrees not to deport Sudanese detainees
Egypt agrees not to deport Sudanese detainees
Lisl Brunner
January 30, 2006 09:24:00 am

The Egyptian government has said that it will not deport hundreds of Sudanese detainees who lack status as refugees or asylum seekers. The detainees were arrested after a three-month sit-in protest in front of UN offices in Cairo resulted...

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News Cambodia court refuses to drop defamation charges against rights activists
Cambodia court refuses to drop defamation charges against rights activists
Lisl Brunner
January 30, 2006 09:01:00 am

Cambodian President Hun Sen has said that a court has refused to allow him to drop criminal defamation charges against a group of human rights activists, as he had promised last week. In a speech...

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News Jury selection begins in Enron trial
Jury selection begins in Enron trial
Jeannie Shawl
January 30, 2006 08:42:00 am

Jury selection is set to begin Monday in the criminal trial of former Enron founder Kenneth Lay and former CEO Jeffrey Skilling on conspiracy and fraud charges . Defense lawyers for...

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News Finland wants to revive EU constitution talks
Finland wants to revive EU constitution talks
Tatyana Margolin
January 30, 2006 06:04:00 am

Finnish leaders hinted over the weekend that they would like to put the European Constitution back on the table for discussion at the October summit of European Union leaders scheduled during Finland's six-month...

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News GOP senator questions legality of domestic surveillance program
GOP senator questions legality of domestic surveillance program
Katerina Ossenova
January 29, 2006 05:05:00 pm

Senator Chuck Hagel (R-NE) , a Republican member of the US Senate Intelligence Committee , Sunday questioned the legitimacy of the Bush administration's domestic surveillance program , casting doubt on its legality in the absence...

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News UK anti-terror law reviewer says national ID cards of limited value
UK anti-terror law reviewer says national ID cards of limited value
Katerina Ossenova
January 29, 2006 04:32:00 pm

The UK plan for national identification cards received another setback Sunday when Lord Carlile , the Liberal Democrat peer appointed by the British government as an independent reviewer of its anti-terror laws, said...

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News Guantanamo hunger strikers reported near death
Guantanamo hunger strikers reported near death
Katerina Ossenova
January 29, 2006 04:05:00 pm

Several detainees involved in the continuing Guantanamo Bay hunger strikes are close to death, according to lawyers acting for the detainees. Despite force-feedings by the US military, there is concern for two emaciated Yemenis and a...

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News Saddam trial adjourned again after outbursts, walkouts, ejections
Saddam trial adjourned again after outbursts, walkouts, ejections
Elizabeth Schultz
January 29, 2006 09:52:00 am

The Saddam Hussein trial resumed briefly Sunday under new Kurdish chief judge Ra'uf Rasheed Abdel-Rahman but was adjourned again after Hussein, defense lawyers, and two co-defendants left the courtroom protesting the earlier removal of...

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News Illinois pharmacists objecting to morning-after pill sue Walgreens
Illinois pharmacists objecting to morning-after pill sue Walgreens
Elizabeth Schultz
January 29, 2006 09:45:00 am

Walgreens is being sued by four Illinois pharmacists who claim that they were illegally fired for refusing to sign a pledge promising to dispense the morning-after birth control pill. Walgreens asked the pharmacists to...

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Saint Lucia gains independence

On February 22, 1979, Saint Lucia gained independence from the United Kingdom, becoming a sovereign nation.

Read the Constitution of Saint Lucia.

Justice Felix Frankfurter died

On February 22, 1965, US Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter died in Washington, DC. Learn more about Felix Frankfurter from Oyez.

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