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News Japan PM proposes changes to military clause in constitution
Japan PM proposes changes to military clause in constitution
David Shucosky
October 28, 2005 10:04:00 am

Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party , led by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, on Friday proposed changes to the pacifist language of the country's constitution, originally written by US occupation forces in 1947. Article 9 of Japan's...

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News Tajikistan bans Muslim headscarves from secular schools
Tajikistan bans Muslim headscarves from secular schools
David Shucosky
October 21, 2005 11:40:00 am

Tajikistan's Education Ministry on Friday banned female Muslim students from wearing headscarves in secular schools. Education Minister Abdudjabor Rakhmonov said wearing the hajib, a traditional Muslim head covering, violates the country's constitution and education laws. Tajikistan is a secular...

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News Kenya constitutional referendum campaigning begins
Kenya constitutional referendum campaigning begins
David Shucosky
October 21, 2005 11:19:00 am

Official campaigning began Friday for Kenya's controversial draft constitution, on which a referendum will be held November 21 . The proposed draft has divided the country over issues including presidential power controls, separation of...

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News Iraq constitutional referendum results still on hold
Iraq constitutional referendum results still on hold
David Shucosky
October 21, 2005 11:07:00 am

Results of the October 15 referendum on the Iraqi Constitution faced further delay on Friday, with results now not expected for at least another day or two. The release of results was already delayed once [JURIST...

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News Australia limits publication of proposed anti-terror bill after draft leak
Australia limits publication of proposed anti-terror bill after draft leak
David Shucosky
October 21, 2005 10:47:00 am

Australian Capital Territory Chief Minister Jon Stanhope has said the federal government is excluding him from consulting on the next draft of anti-terrorism proposals after Stanhope leaked a draft of the bill last...

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News Louisiana to lift eviction ban to help Katrina rebuilding effort
Louisiana to lift eviction ban to help Katrina rebuilding effort
David Shucosky
October 21, 2005 10:24:00 am

Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco announced on Thursday that she will not extend an eviction ban, allowing landlords to start making repairs to houses and apartments damaged by Hurricane Katrina . Starting Tuesday, landlords may once...

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News Ninth Circuit OKs government ban on donations to designated terror groups
Ninth Circuit OKs government ban on donations to designated terror groups
David Shucosky
October 21, 2005 10:05:00 am

The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled on Thursday that the government may block Americans from giving financial support to foreign organizations designated as terrorist groups. The group in question, Mujahedin-e Khalq...

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News Canada deportation policy violates international rights obligations, Amnesty says
Canada deportation policy violates international rights obligations, Amnesty says
David Shucosky
October 14, 2005 11:30:00 am

Canada must make "significant improvements" in its efforts to meet international human rights obligations, according to a new Amnesty International Canada report critical of the Canadian government for reserving the right to deport people to countries where they...

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News Croatian journalist to surrender to UN tribunal on contempt charges
Croatian journalist to surrender to UN tribunal on contempt charges
David Shucosky
October 14, 2005 11:06:00 am

Josip Jovic will surrender to the UN tribunal in The Hague Friday to face contempt charges in connection with publishing the name and testimony of a protected witness in 2000. Jovic and colleague Marijan Krizic were each charged with...

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News UK tribunal criticizes deportation policy for Zimbabwe asylum seekers
UK tribunal criticizes deportation policy for Zimbabwe asylum seekers
David Shucosky
October 14, 2005 10:54:00 am

The UK's Asylum and Immigration Tribunal ruled against the deportation of a Zimbabwean man on Thursday and sharply criticized the Home Office for an "alarming" lack of interest in the conditions deportees would face back...

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Military rule ends in Nigeria

On February 27, 1999, Nigerians elected Olusegun Obasanjo as the country's President, ending 15 years of military rule under a series of dictators.

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