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Kyrgyzstan: President's Envoy Blames NGOs for June Violence
On June 2, President Otunbayeva acknowledged that Uzbeks in southern Kyrgyzstan suffer from police abuse and other miscarriages of justice, a problem detailed in the KIC report and by rights groups. But few politicians raise the issue, continuing,
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:31A
Teenage crooks helped by team
The team's 'safeguarding' work to protect young people earned a score of 78 per cent, 10 per cent above the national average. Its action to protect the public was judged at 69 per cent, six per cent above average. The team's score for preventing young
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:31A
Oil worker files racial discrimination lawsuit over supervisor's comments
MARSHALL - An oil worker has filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against his former employer after his supervisor made derogatory remarks about the worker and about President Barack Obama. Claiming violations of his civil rights, Ronnie Harris filed
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:30A
Italian football federation calls for sports authorities to act quickly in
Former Lazio captain Giuseppe Signori was among 16 people arrested Wednesday for alleged involvement in a match-fixing and betting ring spread throughout Italy. Others arrested include current players in Serie B and C, executives for lower-level clubs
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:30A
The Logic in Refusing to Block Massey's Sale
He added: “These people are just going to walk. This ruling says you can be the worst CEO, you can violate all the laws you want, then you can arrange a sweetheart merger and just walk away.” Mr. Grant's firm is representing some shareholder plaintiffs
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:30A
Mladic: Why Justice Is Worth Waiting For
Criminal justice does not have to be slow. In 1812, on a Monday, John Bellingham shot and killed British prime minister Spencer Perceval in the House of Commons. He was committed for trial at the Old Bailey immediately, tried on the Friday and hanged
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:30A
Dithering over our dodgy cabs?
“I would urge all taxi drivers in Aylesbury Vale to ensure that their vehicles are roadworthy, not only for the safety of their customers, but to ensure they are able to carry on earning their living without falling foul of the law.”
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:29A
2 officers voluntarily leave city police
Kelly had been suspended for “investigative negligence” and as a result of a Fort Wayne woman's allegation, first reported by The News-Sentinel last month, that Kelly had asked for a date during a traffic stop, writing his personal cellphone number on
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:29A
You said it: 3 June 2011
Years of speculation over the sluggish growth pace of Edition Hotels has come to a head with the owner of Edition Waikiki claiming in a lawsuit that Marriott International and partner Ian Schrager haven't put enough resources toward the brand.
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:29A
KC priest removed after allegations
Tierney was accused in a civil lawsuit last year of molesting a 13-year-old Missouri boy in 1971. The Kansas City Star reports that at the time the diocese said it would vigorously defend Tierney against the allegations.
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:29A
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