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Disabled voters polling facilities ruling [Canadian Human Rights Tribunal]
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The US Supreme Court Friday ordered the Obama administration and lawyers for Chinese Uighurs detained at Guantanamo Bay to file briefs explaining how Switzerland's decision to accept two Uighurs as refugees...
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