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Bangkok Post : Reds want to observe elections
All UDD members should prepare their cameras and tape recorders and study the election law to ready themselves for the role of observers, she said. Ms Thida said the UDD would next week set up a distance-learning school, via its television channel Asia
Updated: 06/01/2011 07:20A
Reds want to observe elections
Maj Gen Chamlong Srimuang, a PAD co-leader, said the attack occurred in an area police have opened for traffic and there were no police or PAD guards to oversee safety for yellow-shirt protesters. He said he had asked the Metropolitan Police Bureau to
Updated: 06/01/2011 07:20A
War crimes suspect Mladic faces trial
“I am happy for all survivors that justice is going to triumph,” said Thom Karremans, who commanded Dutch blue helmets deployed at Srebrenica at the time of the massacre. The fact that Ratko Mladic will be tried by the ICTY was “a strong sign of the
Updated: 06/01/2011 07:20A
No Fatal Crashes Over Holiday Weekend
Lt. John Flannigan, of the traffic safety unit, says there were 42 crashes over the four-day period, 10 of them alcohol-related. There were 662 speeding tickets written and 63 safety belt violations. Vermont State Police troopers conducted
Updated: 06/01/2011 07:19A
Commission on Abbotabad incident constituted with consensus: Chandio
ISLAMABAD, Jun 1 (APP): Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Maula Bux Chandio on Wednesday said the Commission on Abbotabad incident has been constituted in consultation with opposition and its findings would be made public.
Updated: 06/01/2011 07:18A
Pacquiao, De la Hoya settle lawsuit
Manny Pacquiao has settled his defamation lawsuit against Oscar de la Hoya and his Golden Boy promotions chief Richard Schaefer over allegations the Filipino fight king used performance-enhancing drugs. Los Angeles – Manny Pacquiao has settled his
Updated: 06/01/2011 07:17A
01/06/2011Germany in the dark over mystery killer bacteria
Germany remained in the dark on Wednesday over the origin of a killer bacteria that has left at least 16 dead, triggered the threat of a lawsuit and virtually shut down imports of vegetables across Europe. German scientists and health officials have
Updated: 06/01/2011 07:17A
Supreme Court sets aside verdict in brothers' defamation action
This morning the Chief Justice Mr Justice John Murray, Ms Justice Susan Denham, Mr Justice Adrian Hardiman, Mr Justice Nial Fennelly, Mrs Justice Fidelma Macken set aside that verdict and ordered that a retrial take place. The court's decision was
Updated: 06/01/2011 07:17A
Supreme Court sets aside verdict in brothers' defamation action
This morning the Chief Justice Mr Justice John Murray, Ms Justice Susan Denham, Mr Justice Adrian Hardiman, Mr Justice Nial Fennelly, Mrs Justice Fidelma Macken set aside that verdict and ordered that a retrial take place. The court's decision was
Updated: 06/01/2011 07:17A
Maha govt makes alcohol laws tougher
down if 25 per cent of the residents of a municipal ward demand its closure. The measures come ahead of the passage of the state policy on de-addiction, which is being pursued by Shivajirao Moghe, Minister for Social Justice & De-addiction Activities.
Updated: 06/01/2011 07:17A
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