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News Turkish high court allows popular election of president
Turkish high court allows popular election of president
Brett Murphy
July 5, 2007 08:06:00 pm

The Constitutional Court of Turkey ruled Thursday in favor of the constitutionality of proposed changes to the electoral system that would allow for the president to be elected by popular vote. The ruling Justice and Development Party...

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News Hatfill seeks court order forcing journalists to reveal  sources in anthrax case
Hatfill seeks court order forcing journalists to reveal sources in anthrax case
Brett Murphy
July 5, 2007 07:47:00 pm

Former US Army germ-warfare researcher Dr. Steven J. Hatfill , named a "person of interest" by the FBI in its investigations of anthrax mailings shortly after the 2001 Sept. 11 attacks [JURIST news...

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News UK court sentences three for running terror websites
UK court sentences three for running terror websites
Brett Murphy
July 5, 2007 07:12:00 pm

A Court in London sentenced Younis Tsouli and two accomplices to prison Thursday for collaborating on websites that advocated terrorism. Tsouli, along with Tariq al-Daourm and Waseem Mughal, used the sites to promote terrorist actions and distribute...

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News Former Australia chief justice denounces anti-terrorism laws
Former Australia chief justice denounces anti-terrorism laws
Gabriel Haboubi
July 5, 2007 04:21:00 pm

Former Australian High Court chief justice Sir Gerard Brennan Wednesday denounced anti-terrorism laws being used to detain an Indian doctor believed to be connected to last week's attempted terror attacks in...

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News Former Thailand PM refuses return unless fair trial, democracy guaranteed
Former Thailand PM refuses return unless fair trial, democracy guaranteed
Gabriel Haboubi
July 5, 2007 03:07:00 pm

Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra told Japan's Kyodo News Thursday that he will not return to Thailand to face charges of corruption unless he can be sure that his...

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News Turkmenistan publishes first law defining presidential powers and duties
Turkmenistan publishes first law defining presidential powers and duties
Michael Sung
July 5, 2007 02:01:00 pm

The government of Turkmenistan published a law defining the president's powers and duties for the first time in Turkmenistani history Wednesday. The law, printed in the official state newspaper, gives the president the power to appoint the...

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News Argentine police chaplain goes on trial for alleged rights abuses in ‘dirty war’
Argentine police chaplain goes on trial for alleged rights abuses in ‘dirty war’
Gabriel Haboubi
July 5, 2007 02:00:00 pm

The trial of former police chaplain Christian Von Wernich began Thursday in Argentina , where the Roman Catholic priest is alleged to have been involved in human rights abuses including torture and murder during...

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News Turkish torture continues despite official ‘no tolerance’ policy: Amnesty
Turkish torture continues despite official ‘no tolerance’ policy: Amnesty
Michael Sung
July 5, 2007 01:23:00 pm

The Turkish criminal justice system continues to tolerate and condone the use of torture and ill-treatment by police and investigators despite the government's official "zero tolerance for torture" policy, according to a report released Thursday by...

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News Prosecutors want Bosnian war crimes trial moved out of ICTY
Prosecutors want Bosnian war crimes trial moved out of ICTY
Gabriel Haboubi
July 5, 2007 01:14:00 pm

Prosecutors at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) Thursday filed an urgent motion seeking to move the trial of former Bosnian army commander Rasim Delic ...

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News Former Malaysia deputy PM appeals defamation ruling
Former Malaysia deputy PM appeals defamation ruling
Michael Sung
July 5, 2007 12:55:00 pm

Malaysian former Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim Thursday appealed a lower court judge's decision dismissing his defamation suit against former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad in connection with renewed allegations that Anwar is homosexual....

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On January 21, 1950, former US State Department official Alger Hiss was found guilty of perjury in connection with testimony given to the House Un-American Activities Committee. Learn more about Alger Hiss.

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