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News DOJ defends detention of Uighur at Guantanamo
DOJ defends detention of Uighur at Guantanamo
Steve Czajkowski
April 4, 2008 04:53:00 pm

Lawyers for the US Department of Justice defended the six-year detention of Huzaifa Parhat, a Chinese Uighur Muslim, at Guantanamo Bay in oral arguments before the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit...

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News Tibet courts to conduct mass prosecution of  anti-China protesters
Tibet courts to conduct mass prosecution of anti-China protesters
Steve Czajkowski
April 4, 2008 03:19:00 pm

Tibetan courts will swiftly prosecute demonstrators involved in protests against Chinese rule in Tibet last month, according to Friday state media reports. A top Tibet official was quoted as saying that over 1,000 protesters will face prosecution...

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News Malaysia AG defends detention of ethnic Indians under security law
Malaysia AG defends detention of ethnic Indians under security law
Steve Czajkowski
April 3, 2008 07:33:00 pm

The detention of five prominent members of the Hindu Rights Action Force is proper because they are a threat to national security, Malaysian Attorney General Abdul Gani Patail told the country's Federal Court Thursday. Gani...

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News Kansas governor signs new law banning funeral picketing
Kansas governor signs new law banning funeral picketing
Steve Czajkowski
April 3, 2008 05:59:00 pm

Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius Thursday signed legislation that bans protests within 150 feet of a funeral one hour before, during and two hours after the end of a service. The Kansas funeral privacy act [PDF...

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News UN council deplores Myanmar rights abuses
UN council deplores Myanmar rights abuses
Steve Czajkowski
March 29, 2008 03:30:00 pm

The UN Human Rights Council passed a resolution Friday condemning the military government of Myanmar for ongoing systematic violations of human rights and people's fundamental freedoms. The European Union expressed...

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News Former Alabama governor released from prison pending appeal of fraud conviction
Former Alabama governor released from prison pending appeal of fraud conviction
Steve Czajkowski
March 29, 2008 03:12:00 pm

Former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman (D) was released from federal prison Friday after a federal appeals court ruled that he was not a flight risk while his appeal of his fraud and bribery conviction...

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News UN commission suspects criminal network responsible for Hariri killing
UN commission suspects criminal network responsible for Hariri killing
Steve Czajkowski
March 28, 2008 04:00:00 pm

A criminal network may have been responsible for the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri , the UN International Independent Investigation Commission (IIIC) said Friday. In a press briefing [recorded...

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News Charges dropped against US Marine in Haditha Iraqi civilian killings case
Charges dropped against US Marine in Haditha Iraqi civilian killings case
Steve Czajkowski
March 28, 2008 02:59:00 pm

US military prosecutors Friday dropped all charges against a US Marine charged in connection with the killings of 24 Iraqi civilians in Haditha in November 2005. Lance Cpl. Stephen B. Tatum had...

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News Bangladesh veterans urge war crimes trials for 1971 independence war
Bangladesh veterans urge war crimes trials for 1971 independence war
Steve Czajkowski
March 22, 2008 01:06:00 pm

Hundreds of Bangladesh veterans who took part in the 1971 War of Independence issued a call Friday for war crimes trials against those Bangladeshis who assisted Pakistani forces in the war. Veterans and commanders from the...

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News Ousted Pakistan chief justice says constitution supreme after February vote
Ousted Pakistan chief justice says constitution supreme after February vote
Steve Czajkowski
March 22, 2008 10:07:00 am

Ousted Pakistani Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry has characterized Pakistan's February parliamentary elections which resulted in the victory of opposition parties now joined in a coalition government as a popular verdict in favor of the country's...

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Debs sentenced for leadership of Pullman strike

On December 15, 1894, US labor leader and socialist Eugene V. Debs was sentenced to six months imprisonment for his leadership of the Pullman railroad strike.

Read a review of David Jay Papke, The Pullman Case: The Clash of Law and Capital in Industrial America (1998). Listen to brief remarks by Eugene V. Debs recorded in 1904. Visit the website of the Eugene V. Debs Foundation and tour the Debs House.

Adolf Eichmann sentenced to death in Israel

On December 15, 1961, former-Nazi leader Adolf Eichmann sentenced to death in Jerusalem, Israel. Known as the "architect of the Holocaust", Eichmann escaped to Argentina after World War II, until he was captured there by Israeli agents in 1960.

Learn more about the trial of Adolf Eichmann from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

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