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News South Africa high court says judge tried to influence Zuma corruption case
South Africa high court says judge tried to influence Zuma corruption case
Deirdre Jurand
June 2, 2008 04:50:00 pm

The judges of the Constitutional Court of South Africa have filed a complaint with the country's judicial disciplinary body, the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) , alleging that the top judge in the Cape High...

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News Human rights commissioner warns UK 42-day detention plan could set bad precedent
Human rights commissioner warns UK 42-day detention plan could set bad precedent
Deirdre Jurand
June 2, 2008 02:43:00 pm

A proposed anti-terror bill that would allow British law enforcement authorities to detain terror suspects without charge for up to 42 days should not be passed as it could set a bad precedent for...

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News Federal judge orders reporter to disclose sources in China spy story
Federal judge orders reporter to disclose sources in China spy story
Deirdre Jurand
June 2, 2008 11:22:00 am

A federal judge in California subpoenaed a Washington Times reporter Saturday, ordering him to reveal the government sources he used for a 2006 story about a Chinese spy ring. Defense and national security reporter William Gertz cited...

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News US prosecutions of illegal immigrants at record high: report
US prosecutions of illegal immigrants at record high: report
Deirdre Jurand
June 2, 2008 10:33:00 am

US federal authorities are prosecuting significantly more illegal immigrants than in past years, at least partly because of a 2005 zero-tolerance initiative allowing agents to charge almost all illegal immigrants with minor crimes, according to a report [text; press...

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News Iran court sentences women’s rights activist to prison for ‘propaganda’
Iran court sentences women’s rights activist to prison for ‘propaganda’
Deirdre Jurand
June 2, 2008 09:41:00 am

An Iranian court has sentenced a man to one year in prison after police arrested him last year for collecting signatures in a Tehran park in support of women's rights, his lawyer said Sunday....

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News Switzerland voters reject citizenship-limiting initiative in referendum
Switzerland voters reject citizenship-limiting initiative in referendum
Deirdre Jurand
June 2, 2008 08:31:00 am

Swiss voters Sunday rejected by roughly 64-36 percent a referendum initiative that would have allowed municipalities control over granting Swiss passports without the possibility of appeal...

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News Bangladesh police arrest more politicians in anti-corruption drive
Bangladesh police arrest more politicians in anti-corruption drive
Deirdre Jurand
June 1, 2008 02:51:00 pm

Bangladesh police have arrested dozens of politicians since Friday in a renewed anti-corruption drive. The drive comes amid an even wider crackdown in which authorities have arrested more than 1,600 political activists and...

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News Pakistan election commission clears ex-PM Sharif to run in by-election
Pakistan election commission clears ex-PM Sharif to run in by-election
Deirdre Jurand
June 1, 2008 02:03:00 pm

The Election Commission of Pakistan Sunday cleared former Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif and his younger brother to run in the June 26 by-elections. Sharif was barred from running in the February...

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News Ex-UK attorney general warns against 42-day detention without charge limit
Ex-UK attorney general warns against 42-day detention without charge limit
Deirdre Jurand
June 1, 2008 01:10:00 pm

Former attorney general for England and Wales Lord Peter Goldsmith said Sunday in a Telegraph op-ed that extending the time for which terror suspects can be detained by British police without charge from 28 to 42 days would...

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News British resident at Guantanamo charged with conspiracy to commit terrorism: report
British resident at Guantanamo charged with conspiracy to commit terrorism: report
Deirdre Jurand
June 1, 2008 11:42:00 am

US military prosecutors Saturday charged the last British resident detained at Guantanamo Bay with conspiring to commit terrorism, according to British prisoners rights group Reprieve . Binyam Mohamed ,...

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