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News Hungary charges 90-year-old former communist minister with war crimes
Hungary charges 90-year-old former communist minister with war crimes
Brandon Gatto
September 10, 2012 03:45:40 pm

The Budapest Chief Prosecutor on Monday announced charges against a near-91-year-old former communist interior minister for war crimes in connection with the killing of more than 50 civilians demonstrating against the Hungarian regime in 1956....

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News Arizona Supreme Court rules tattooing is constitutionally protected free speech
Arizona Supreme Court rules tattooing is constitutionally protected free speech
Dan Taglioli
September 10, 2012 03:04:58 pm

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Friday that the married owners of a prospective tattoo parlor could bring suit against the City of Mesa for violating the couple's constitutionally protected rights to freedom of expression in...

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News US State Department: Mexico ex-president immune from massacre suit
US State Department: Mexico ex-president immune from massacre suit
Brandon Gatto
September 10, 2012 02:54:56 pm

The US Department of State on Friday said that former Mexican president Ernesto Zedillo should be immune from a Connecticut lawsuit filed over the 1997 killings of 45 people...

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News Federal judge allows suit against SEC over Stanford Ponzi scheme
Federal judge allows suit against SEC over Stanford Ponzi scheme
Michael Haggerson
September 10, 2012 01:27:12 pm

A judge for the US District Court for the District of Southern of Florida ruled Friday that a suit against the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) over the agency's failure to report Allen Stanford...

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News UN rights chief outlines most significant international human rights issues
UN rights chief outlines most significant international human rights issues
Michael Haggerson
September 10, 2012 12:19:49 pm

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay on Monday addressed the world's most significant human rights issues as she opened the 21st session of the UN Human Rights Council . Pillay criticized Bahrain...

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News Europe human rights overseer urges open and honest elections in Ukraine
Europe human rights overseer urges open and honest elections in Ukraine
Dan Taglioli
September 10, 2012 11:43:24 am

The head of the Council of Europe on Monday advocated for free and fair parliamentary elections in Ukraine as he condemned the imprisonment of former prime minister and opposition party leader Yulia Tymoshenko [personal website;...

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News HRW: Kazakhstan oil workers subject to mistreatment, repressive laws
HRW: Kazakhstan oil workers subject to mistreatment, repressive laws
Sarah Paulsworth
September 10, 2012 10:02:33 am

Oil workers in Kazakhstan face mistreatment and repression at the hands of the government and oil companies, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said in a report released on Monday. According to HRW, Kazakh authorities and...

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News Libya to delay trial for Gaddafi’s son for five months
Libya to delay trial for Gaddafi’s son for five months
Sarah Paulsworth
September 10, 2012 09:05:59 am

The trial for Saif al-Islam , one of Muammar Gaddafi's sons, will be postponed for five months so the prosecution can obtain evidence from Libya's former intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senussi , government officials announced on Sunday....

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News Iraq ex-VP sentenced to death
Iraq ex-VP sentenced to death
Matthew Pomy
September 9, 2012 03:15:25 pm

Former Iraqi Vice President Tariq al-Hashemi was sentenced to death after being convicted on three counts of murder on Sunday. The verdict was given in absentia because al-Hashemi has been in hiding since...

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News Three states and several other groups file amicus briefs in DOMA challenge
Three states and several other groups file amicus briefs in DOMA challenge
Matthew Pomy
September 9, 2012 02:36:27 pm

The states of New York, Connecticut and Vermont filed an amicus brief along with several other groups in the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit on Friday in support of the lower court...

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