The annual six-week meeting of the UN Commission on Human Rights in Geneva was suspended after just four minutes on Monday to give the 191 member governments of the UN General Assembly more time to...
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UN rights commission suspends session for a week in hopes of council deal
British SAS soldier cites illegality of US Iraq tactics as reason for resigning
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Berlusconi assails Italian judiciary in bid for electoral win
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Bush censure resolution [Sen. Russ Feingold]
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UN rights commission annual session overshadowed by debate over new council
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BREAKING NEWS ~ Milosevic died of ‘heart failure’: ICTY official
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Feingold introducing censure resolution against Bush for eavesdropping program
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US states restricting access to more government information in secrecy surge
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US officials discussing Guantanamo closure with UK counterparts
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War crimes prosecutor defends Milosevic trial as autopsy results awaited
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A member of the elite Special Air Service special forces of the British Army who refused to return to Iraq and later left British military service said in an interview published in the UK...
Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi called Italy's judiciary the disease of our democracy in a weekend TV interview, promising changes to the judicial system as he himself faces the possibility of a new trial before...
Resolution relating to the censure of George W. Bush, Senator Russ Feingold (D-WI), March 12, 2006 .Read the full...
The 53-member UN Commission on Human Rights is set to start its yearly and probably last six-week session in Geneva on Monday, but may not follow its customary agenda due to ongoing controversy over the...
Wire services are reporting that initial results of an autopsy cited by an ICTY official at The Hague ahead of the public release of the findings indicate that Slobodan Milosevic died of "classical heart failure". Milosevic had a long...
Sen. Russ Feingold (D-WI) said Sunday on ABC's This Week that he plans to introduce a censure resolution in the US Senate Monday condemning President Bush for approving the National Security Agency...
A new investigatory report by the Associated Press shows an increasing trend among state legislatures to restrict access to information that was public before the 9/11 attacks. Security concerns were found to be the main driving force...
A senior US State Department official has indicated that US officials are talking with their British counterparts about how to eventually close the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay . US State Deputy Assistant Secretary Colleen Graffy [official...
Hague war crimes prosecutor Carla del Ponte Sunday defended the over four year long trial of Slobodan Milosevic before the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia , saying that although his sudden...
