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News SEC head defends agency from congressional criticism
SEC head defends agency from congressional criticism
Michael Sung
June 27, 2007 11:30:00 am

US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman Christopher Cox defended the SEC's record from Democratic and Republican criticism before the US House Financial Services Committee Tuesday, testifying that the...

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News EU says Bulgaria, Romania must do more to reform judiciary, tackle corruption
EU says Bulgaria, Romania must do more to reform judiciary, tackle corruption
Michael Sung
June 27, 2007 10:24:00 am

The European Commission (EC) reported Wednesday that new EU members Bulgaria and Romania need to do more to achieve judicial reform, fight corruption and organized crime . A report on Bulgaria's progress in...

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News Seoul court grants asylum to Chinese dissident who exposed illegal organ trade
Seoul court grants asylum to Chinese dissident who exposed illegal organ trade
Michael Sung
June 27, 2007 09:58:00 am

The Seoul Administrative Court granted asylum Tuesday to a Chinese dissident who exposed allegations of human organ trading, overturning a ruling by the Ministry of Justice that denied asylum to the dissident and his family. The dissident, who is...

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News Durbin urges federal appeals judge to recuse himself on detainee cases
Durbin urges federal appeals judge to recuse himself on detainee cases
Michael Sung
June 27, 2007 09:57:00 am

US Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) on Tuesday urged federal appellate court Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh to recuse himself in "all pending and subsequent cases involving detainees and enemy combatants," after the Washington...

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News ‘Chemical Ali’ execution to be held in Kurdistan: Iraq official
‘Chemical Ali’ execution to be held in Kurdistan: Iraq official
Michael Sung
June 27, 2007 07:59:00 am

Three former officials from Saddam Hussein's regime, including Hussein's cousin Ali Hassan al-Majid - known in the Western media as "Chemical Ali" , will likely be executed in the Kurdish cities of Irbil or Halabja...

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News France judges to question Chirac in corruption probe
France judges to question Chirac in corruption probe
Michael Sung
June 26, 2007 01:05:00 pm

Former French President Jacques Chirac will likely be questioned in an alleged corruption scheme during Chirac's tenure as the mayor of Paris from 1977 to 1995, Chirac's lawyer Jean Veil said Tuesday. Chirac,...

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News Taiwan High Court affirms insider trading conviction of president’s son-in-law
Taiwan High Court affirms insider trading conviction of president’s son-in-law
Michael Sung
June 26, 2007 12:22:00 pm

The Taiwan High Court convicted Chao Chien-min, son-in-law of President Chen Shui-bian , of insider trading Tuesday. The decision affirmed a lower court's verdict , which also imposed a $900,000 fine, but increased...

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News UK AG calls for probe into military’s Iraq interrogation techniques
UK AG calls for probe into military’s Iraq interrogation techniques
Michael Sung
June 26, 2007 11:45:00 am

Outgoing UK Attorney General Lord Peter Goldsmith said Tuesday that the UK should initiate an inquiry into how interrogation techniques outlawed by the Geneva Conventions and the European Convention on Human Rights were authorized...

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US DOJ launches corruption probe into UK defense contractor
Michael Sung
June 26, 2007 10:44:00 am

Britain's largest defense contractor BAE Systems said Tuesday that the US Department of Justice has initiated a formal investigation into BAE's compliance with anti-corruption laws amid allegations that BAE established a $120 million...

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News Europe court backs Belgium law requiring lawyers to report money laundering
Europe court backs Belgium law requiring lawyers to report money laundering
Michael Sung
June 26, 2007 09:46:00 am

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) Tuesday upheld a Belgian law codifying the European Union's Third Money Laundering Directive , which obligates lawyers to report facts or suspicion of their client's money...

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On May 16, 1966, the Chinese Communist Party launched the Cultural Revolution with the issuance of the May Sixteenth Notice.

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