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News Ex-president Carter calls Iraq war "unjust", Gitmo an "embarrassment"
Ex-president Carter calls Iraq war "unjust", Gitmo an "embarrassment"
Alexandria Samuel
July 31, 2005 01:28:00 pm

During a speech Saturday, former US President Jimmy Carter called the war in Iraq "unnecessary and unjust", and referred to the US detention of terror suspects at Guantanamo Bay an "embarrassment". In June, Carter had joined...

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News Thousands in Japan demonstrate for preservation of pacifist constitution
Thousands in Japan demonstrate for preservation of pacifist constitution
Alexandria Samuel
July 31, 2005 01:19:00 pm

In Tokyo, thousands of demonstrators gathered outside a conference held by the Article 9 Association Saturday to protest proposed changes to Japan's constitution that would eliminate Article 9, otherwise known as the pacifist clause. Article 9,...

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News Iraq constitution committee requesting 30-day extension
Iraq constitution committee requesting 30-day extension
Alexandria Samuel
July 31, 2005 12:37:00 pm

Iraq's constitutional drafting committee announced Sunday that it will submit a formal request to the Iraqi National Assembly Monday to extend the committe's current August 1 draft due date by 30 days. The committee was expected to...

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News Zimbabwe president challenges UN report on demolitions of illegal structures
Zimbabwe president challenges UN report on demolitions of illegal structures
Alexandria Samuel
July 27, 2005 08:32:00 pm

A pro-government Harare paper said Wednesday that Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe told reporters that special UN envoy Anna Kajumulo Tibaijuka confessed to him that she was under pressure to produce an unfavorable report on the 6-week government ordered demolition...

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News Court-martial set for US Army sergeant who refused return to Iraq
Court-martial set for US Army sergeant who refused return to Iraq
Alexandria Samuel
July 27, 2005 08:18:00 pm

US Army Sergeant Kevin Benderman will go before a general court-martial at Fort Stewart, Georgia, Thursday on charges of desertion and missing movement after he failed to report for his unit's deployment flight to Iraq...

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News UPDATE ~ British police arrest three women for harboring bombers
UPDATE ~ British police arrest three women for harboring bombers
Alexandria Samuel
July 27, 2005 07:38:00 pm

Updating a story previously reported in JURIST's Paper Chase, police in south London's Stockwell area arrested three women late Wednesday for allegedly harboring several suspects in last week's failed London bomb attacks . Reuters has more....

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News Democrats push for more documents on Roberts
Democrats push for more documents on Roberts
Alexandria Samuel
July 27, 2005 07:12:00 pm

Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT) said Wednesday that notwithstanding White House warnings, Democrats plan to request additional legal writings by Supreme Court nominee John Roberts, including work he produced during his tenure as principal deputy solicitor general in...

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News Bush administration says many Roberts documents "out of bounds"
Bush administration says many Roberts documents "out of bounds"
Alexandria Samuel
July 25, 2005 08:33:00 pm

The White House reiterated Monday that extensive requests by Democrats for legal writings produced by Supreme Court Justice nominee John Roberts would be met with opposition. During a White House press briefing, Press Secretary Scott McClellan told...

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News Myanmar will not seek ASEAN chair after objections to rights record
Myanmar will not seek ASEAN chair after objections to rights record
Alexandria Samuel
July 24, 2005 11:56:00 am

Myanmar's military-led government announced Sunday that it will not seek the rotating chairmanship of the regional Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) security organization as it was entitled to do. The announcement was made during ASEAN's Ministerial...

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News Additional Iraq constitution committee members threaten boycott
Additional Iraq constitution committee members threaten boycott
Alexandria Samuel
July 24, 2005 10:59:00 am

A spokesman for former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi's bloc of secular Shiites threatened Sunday that members of the bloc would join Sunnis members in boycotting the proceedings of Iraq's constitutional drafting committee . Adnan al-Janabi expressed...

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