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News Pakistanis gather in latest show of support for suspended CJ Chaudhry
Pakistanis gather in latest show of support for suspended CJ Chaudhry
Michael Sung
June 23, 2007 04:32:00 pm

Hundreds of supporters of suspended Pakistani Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry gathered in the eastern Pakistan city of Lahore Saturday, showering Chaudhry with rose petals as he prepared to depart to the city of...

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News European leaders agree to landmark EU reform treaty
European leaders agree to landmark EU reform treaty
Michael Sung
June 23, 2007 03:03:00 pm

EU leaders reached an agreement on a proposed constitutional treaty following two days of tough negotiations early Saturday, compromising to reach a deal which will be the basis for the Intergovernmental Conference to author the text...

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News No agreement on international broadcasting treaty at Geneva summit
No agreement on international broadcasting treaty at Geneva summit
Michael Sung
June 22, 2007 03:15:00 pm

Negotiations to establish an international broadcasting treaty at the Second Special Session of the Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights (SCCR) failed Friday, as US and European delegations were unable to overcome fundamental differences concerning the extent...

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News Saddam Hussein judgment contained serious factual, legal errors: HRW
Saddam Hussein judgment contained serious factual, legal errors: HRW
Michael Sung
June 22, 2007 02:24:00 pm

The Iraqi High Tribunal (IHT) judgment convicting former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and other co-defendants of crimes against humanity committed in the Iraqi town of Dujail [JURIST news archive; BBC...

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News US detains Rwanda genocide suspect
US detains Rwanda genocide suspect
Michael Sung
June 22, 2007 01:52:00 pm

Rwandan Foreign Minister Charles Murigande announced Friday the arrest of Rwandan genocide suspect Isaac Kamali by US authorities at the Philadelphia International Airport while Kamali was attempting to enter the United States earlier this...

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News McNulty denies key role in US Attorney firings, disputes Goodling testimony
McNulty denies key role in US Attorney firings, disputes Goodling testimony
Michael Sung
June 22, 2007 01:03:00 pm

Outgoing US Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty Thursday denied playing a key role in the controversial firings of at least eight US Attorneys in testimony before the House Judiciary Committee . McNulty...

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News DOJ asks federal court to block state probes of NSA domestic spying
DOJ asks federal court to block state probes of NSA domestic spying
Michael Sung
June 22, 2007 11:46:00 am

The US Department of Justice (DOJ) asked a federal district judge Thursday to block New Jersey, Vermont, Maine, Missouri, and Connecticut from investigating potential violations of state consumer privacy laws in the controversial warrantless domestic surveillance program...

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News Cheney ignoring executive order on classified info oversight: House panel
Cheney ignoring executive order on classified info oversight: House panel
Michael Sung
June 22, 2007 10:21:00 am

US Vice President Dick Cheney has exempted his office from Executive Order 12958 as amended by Executive Order 13292 , which requires executive branch officials to submit annual reports to the Information Security Oversight Office...

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News New Portugal abortion law to take effect July 15
New Portugal abortion law to take effect July 15
Michael Sung
June 22, 2007 09:35:00 am

The Portuguese government officially published a new abortion law Thursday, formally adopting the law and paving the way for it to enter effect on July 15. The law allows abortions during the first 10...

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News White House mulling closure of Guantanamo detention facilities: AP
White House mulling closure of Guantanamo detention facilities: AP
Michael Sung
June 22, 2007 08:36:00 am

The White House is considering the closure of detention facilities at Guantanamo Bay and the transfer of the estimated 385 detainees currently held there to other military detention facilities, AP reported Thursday. Three senior Bush administration...

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On January 21, 1950, former US State Department official Alger Hiss was found guilty of perjury in connection with testimony given to the House Un-American Activities Committee. Learn more about Alger Hiss.

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