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News Interpol puts 6 men with ties to FIFA scandal on most wanted list
Interpol puts 6 men with ties to FIFA scandal on most wanted list
Dominic Yobbi
June 4, 2015 09:30:39 am

Interpol on Wednesday issued "wanted person alerts" for six men having ties to the ongoing FIFA scandal on charges including racketeering, money laundering and corruption. The alerts are a notice and warning that the men...

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News Egypt rights agency: 2,600 killed in 18 months following Morsi’s ouster
Egypt rights agency: 2,600 killed in 18 months following Morsi’s ouster
Dominic Yobbi
May 31, 2015 04:05:28 pm

Egypt's National Council for Human Rights reported on Sunday that at least 2,600 people have been killed by violence in the 18 months following the military ouster of Mohamed Morsi in 2013. Head...

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News Appeals court declines to get involved in case regarding Guantanamo video footage
Appeals court declines to get involved in case regarding Guantanamo video footage
Dominic Yobbi
May 31, 2015 03:35:40 pm

The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit on Friday decided not to get involved, for the time being, in a case regarding whether the public should have access to video footage...

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News Egypt court acquits policeman charged with torturing man to death
Egypt court acquits policeman charged with torturing man to death
Dominic Yobbi
May 29, 2015 11:59:38 am

An Egyptian court on Thursday acquitted a policeman convicted of torturing an Islamist to death over a church bombing. Mohammed Abdel Rahman al-Shimi was sentenced to 15 years in prison in June 2012 for taking part in the torturing...

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News Top FIFA officials charged with corruption
Top FIFA officials charged with corruption
Dominic Yobbi
May 28, 2015 02:51:31 pm

US prosecutors on Wednesday charged 14 top FIFA officials with offenses including racketeering, money laundering and bribery, alleging that the men used partnerships with sports marketing executives to solicit more than $150 million in bribes...

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News UN SG expresses disappointment in States’ inabilities to agree on nuclear treaty
UN SG expresses disappointment in States’ inabilities to agree on nuclear treaty
Dominic Yobbi
May 24, 2015 04:25:08 pm

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on Saturday expressed disappointment in the inability of Member States to reach an agreement on a nuclear non-proliferation treaty, according to a UN spokesperson. The spokesperson released a statement [press...

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News Peru declares period of martial law in disputed mine location
Peru declares period of martial law in disputed mine location
Dominic Yobbi
May 24, 2015 03:47:17 pm

The government of Peru on Saturday declared a two-month period of martial law in the southern state of Arequipa where residents are protesting the construction of a copper mine. Being under martial law allows police to enter homes without...

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News ACLU challenges Michigan ID policy on behalf of transgender individuals
ACLU challenges Michigan ID policy on behalf of transgender individuals
Dominic Yobbi
May 22, 2015 10:27:33 am

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and ACLU of Michigan on Thursday filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of six Michigan transgender individuals against Secretary of State Ruth Johnson challenging a...

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News EU foreign policy chief expresses concern over potential war crimes in Palmyra
EU foreign policy chief expresses concern over potential war crimes in Palmyra
Dominic Yobbi
May 22, 2015 09:33:56 am

EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini on Thursday expressed great concern over potential war crimes being committed by Islamic State (IS) militants in the UNESCO World Heritage site of Palmyra . The...

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News Louisiana governor issues executive order after religious objections bill defeated
Louisiana governor issues executive order after religious objections bill defeated
Dominic Yobbi
May 21, 2015 12:40:42 pm

Louisiana legislatures on Tuesday rejected a religious objections bill that was pushed by Governor Bobby Jindal . A House legal committee voted 10-2 to kill the bill, ending weeks of serious debate. However, in an effort...

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