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Former Libyan PM to appeal Tunisia court verdict
Fighting for jail exit after illegal entry, Mahmudi will appeal Tunisia's six months court ruling. TUNIS - Libyan former Prime Minister Baghdadi al-Mahmudi, arrested in Tunisia and jailed for six months for illegal entry, will go to appeal on Tuesday,
Updated: 09/26/2011 09:22A
Recommended: First Thoughts: None of the above
The most important thing government should do is allow heavily indebted homeowners to speed up debt restructuring by filing bankruptcy. Also, Congress must find additional revenue to fund essential services. We are a rich nation, known for an ability
Updated: 09/26/2011 09:15A
Free speech defined
After more than two days of deliberation, an Orange County jury announced its verdict in a case that sparked national debate over free speech rights: All 10 Muslim students were found guilty of criminal charges for disrupting a speech by Israeli
Updated: 09/26/2011 09:15A
Italian lawyer calls Amanda Knox a 'she-devil'
Knox is awaiting the verdict of her appeal that could see her conviction for the murder of Meredith Kercher overturned. Turn about is fair play: Sue lawyer for defamation. (September 26, 2011, by TechBear) Read more what I find shocking is the cops
Updated: 09/26/2011 09:10A
Namibia: 'Female MPs Have Underperformed'
The damning verdict comes in an assessment done by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) over a three-month period. It noted that from earlier in the year, female MPs had not, on the whole, distinguished themselves by their involvement and
Updated: 09/26/2011 08:59A
Belgrade to welcome wealth of stars in Agatha Christie play
(s) AFTER three successful spells at the Belgrade Theatre, the Agatha Christie Theatre Company is back at the city venue next month for its production of Verdict. The success of And Then There Were None, Spider's Web and most recently Witness for the
Updated: 09/26/2011 08:56A
Indonesian Migrant Worker Wins Lawsuit in Switzerland
"One day after the appeal verdict, we went to see Samiah," said Indonesian ambassador in Switzerland, Djoko Susilo, when contacted yesterday. "At first, the embassy wasn't aware of the case because she did not report it," he said.
Updated: 09/26/2011 08:55A
Parliament Questions the Dutch Government's Stance
TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta:Factions in the Dutch parliament have questioned a recent court verdict that awarded compensation to Indonesian victims of a massacre in Rawagede, Karawang, committed by the Dutch in 1947. "They sent an official letter to the
Updated: 09/26/2011 08:51A
Kuwait telecoms giant to appeal court ruling
KUWAIT CITY - Kuwaiti telecoms giant Zain said Monday it will challenge a court ruling that annulled the election of its board of directors, adding that the verdict will have no impact on its operations. "The company will appeal against the ruling
Updated: 09/26/2011 08:44A
Verdict on Vachati case on September 29
26.9.2011 (UNI) The much-awaited verdict in the sensational 'Vachathi Case' in which 18 women were allegedly raped and nearly 100 villagers brutally beaten up will now be delivered on September 29. Dharmapuri Principal District Judge S Kumaraguru,
Updated: 09/26/2011 08:19A
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