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News Israel approves new law to deter illegal migrants
Israel approves new law to deter illegal migrants
Andrea Bottorff
January 10, 2012 11:26:51 am

The Israeli Knesset Tuesday passed a bill that imposes harsher penalties on illegal migrants in Israel, as well as on Israelis who help illegal migrants. The bill amends the Prevention of Infiltration Law of 1954 , broadening...

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News Pakistan high court warns PM to comply with order to investigate president
Pakistan high court warns PM to comply with order to investigate president
Andrea Bottorff
January 10, 2012 09:45:23 am

The Supreme Court of Pakistan Tuesday issued an order warning Prime Minister Yousuf Reza Gilani that continued failure to comply with court rulings could result in contempt of court proceedings or his removal from office...

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News Yemen cabinet approves immunity for Saleh
Yemen cabinet approves immunity for Saleh
Jaimie Cremeans
January 10, 2012 09:09:42 am

Yemen's newly appointed Council of Ministers on Sunday approved a draft law that would grant President Ali Abdullah Saleh immunity from any charges against him for alleged human rights...

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News Trial begins for last US Marine charged in Haditha killings
Trial begins for last US Marine charged in Haditha killings
Jaimie Cremeans
January 10, 2012 08:30:46 am

The Western Judicial Military Circuit Court at Camp Pendleton heard opening statements Monday in the trial of the US Marine squad leader allegedly responsible for the deaths of 24 Iraqi civilians in November 2005. Staff Sgt. Frank...

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News Israel lawmakers approve bill banning use of Nazi symbolism
Israel lawmakers approve bill banning use of Nazi symbolism
Jamie Davis
January 9, 2012 03:12:09 pm

An Israeli government panel on Monday approved a bill that would make it illegal to use any Nazi symbols, names, or images, including the use of the term "Nazi" and any clothing resembling that worn by prisoners at concentration...

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News Supreme Court hears arguments in Texas redistricting case
Supreme Court hears arguments in Texas redistricting case
Jaclyn Belczyk | JURIST Executive Director
January 9, 2012 02:33:49 pm

The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments in three cases Monday, including the Texas redistricting controversy . The court agreed last month to hear an emergency appeal challenging an interim map...

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News Rights group says violence in North Africa, Middle East likely to continue
Rights group says violence in North Africa, Middle East likely to continue
Jamie Davis
January 9, 2012 02:00:58 pm

Violence and protests in Middle Eastern and North African countries are likely to continue throughout the next year unless each country's government recognizes the purpose behind the movement and makes the changes being asked of them, Amnesty International (AI)...

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News Blackwater settles last lawsuit in 2007 Baghdad shooting incident
Blackwater settles last lawsuit in 2007 Baghdad shooting incident
Jamie Reese
January 9, 2012 01:04:49 pm

Blackwater , now known as Academi , reached a confidential settlement agreement Saturday with survivors and families of victims in a 2007 shooting incident in the Nisour Square area of Baghdad that left 17...

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News Supreme Court to rule on federal payment for American Indian tribes
Supreme Court to rule on federal payment for American Indian tribes
Andrea Bottorff
January 9, 2012 11:23:54 am

The US Supreme Court granted certiorari Friday in Salazar v. Ramah Navajo Chapter to determine whether the federal government must pay American Indian tribes all contract-related costs incurred under the...

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News Bahrain court overturns death sentences for two protesters
Bahrain court overturns death sentences for two protesters
Sarah Posner
January 9, 2012 10:32:20 am

A Bahrain court on Monday overturned the death sentences for two protesters convicted of killing two police officers during the demonstrations that took place in the country last year. Bahrain was guided by recommendations from a panel of international...

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