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News Trial of ex-Liberian president only funded through opening statements: prosecutor
Trial of ex-Liberian president only funded through opening statements: prosecutor
Leslie Schulman
February 1, 2007 05:45:00 pm

The UN Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL) has raised only half of the $33 million needed for the trial of former Liberian President Charles Taylor , according to...

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News France parliament puts off class actions legislation debate
France parliament puts off class actions legislation debate
Leslie Schulman
February 1, 2007 04:33:00 pm

The French Parliament has put off debate on whether to allow class action lawsuits in the country's legal system after the French National Assembly struck proposed legislation from its February schedule in...

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News South Korea court rejects lawsuit against tobacco companies
South Korea court rejects lawsuit against tobacco companies
Leslie Schulman
January 25, 2007 05:01:00 pm

A Seoul court ruled Thursday that cancer patients suing South Korean tobacco firm Korea Tobacco and Ginseng Co. (KTG) do not have enough evidence to link their diseases to negligence on the part of the companies. The...

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News UK PM Blair says decision on application of gay adoption rules pending
UK PM Blair says decision on application of gay adoption rules pending
Leslie Schulman
January 25, 2007 04:13:00 pm

UK Prime Minister Tony Blair said Thursday that the increasingly-controversial issue of whether Catholic adoption agencies would have to permit adoptions by same-sex couples under new equality regulations will be decided in cabinet next week. The rules would ostensibly...

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News US House  amends rules to give nonstate legislators some voting rights
US House amends rules to give nonstate legislators some voting rights
Leslie Schulman
January 24, 2007 06:58:00 pm

The US House of Representatives Wednesday passed a resolution which would amend House rules to grant limited voting rights to federal lawmakers from five US nonstate territories. The resolution, introduced January 19, would extend certain Congressional...

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News Ex-Panama dictator Noriega to be freed from US prison in September
Ex-Panama dictator Noriega to be freed from US prison in September
Leslie Schulman
January 24, 2007 05:33:00 pm

Ex-Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega , who has spent the last 17 years in US custody, including 15 years in federal prison on drug trafficking and racketeering charges, is to be released on September 9, 2007 ,...

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News Former Israel PM calls for genocide incitement trial of Iran president
Former Israel PM calls for genocide incitement trial of Iran president
Leslie Schulman
January 21, 2007 04:51:00 pm

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad should be brought to trial for inciting genocide against Christians and Jews during remarks he made last month, former Israeli prime minister and current opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu said...

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News France putting former Nigeria oil minister on trial for money laundering
France putting former Nigeria oil minister on trial for money laundering
Leslie Schulman
January 21, 2007 02:51:00 pm

A former Nigeria oil minister, Dan Etete, will stand trial in France to face money laundering charges, according to a report Sunday by the Journal du Dimanche newspaper. The money laundering is in connection...

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News Bavarian headscarf ban upheld in German state court
Bavarian headscarf ban upheld in German state court
Leslie Schulman
January 15, 2007 08:01:00 pm

The Constitutional Court of the German state of Bavaria Monday upheld a 2004 state law which bans teachers from wearing religious headscarves . An Islamic religious group...

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News Burundi ex-president acquitted of coup and assassination charges
Burundi ex-president acquitted of coup and assassination charges
Leslie Schulman
January 15, 2007 07:03:00 pm

Former Burundi President Domitien Ndayizeye and four others were acquitted by the Supreme Court of Burundi Monday on charges of attempting a coup and planning to assassinate current President Pierre Nkurunziza ....

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Northern Ireland votes to remain in UK

On March 9, 1973, residents of Northern Ireland voted to remain part of the United Kingdom. 98 percent voted in favor of the referendum, but only 57% of the population participated. Catholic voters overwhelmingly boycotted the vote and The Troubles continued in Northern Ireland until the Good Friday Agreement, which provides for Northern Ireland's union with the United Kingdom until a majority of its population votes otherwise. Read a history of the conflict in Northern Ireland from the University of Ulster.

Amistad slave ship case decided

On March 9, 1841, the US Supreme Court ruled in The Amistad case that a group of slaves who took over their ship were free. Learn more about The Amistad case.

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