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Killing of Protesters in Egypt Deplorable

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 23, 2011   World  

Killing of Protesters in Egypt Deplorable

NEW YORK-The United Nations human rights chief today deplored the role of Egypt’s military and security forces in attempting to suppress recent protests demanding a return to civilian rule, particularly the reported killing of some 30 protestors, and called for an independent probe into the abuses.

President Barack Obama Grants Pardons and Commutation

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 22, 2011   National  

President Barack Obama Grants Pardons and Commutation

WASHINGTON – Yesterday President Barack Obama granted pardons to five individuals and commutation of sentence to one individual:

ICC Judges Will Decide Where Qadhafi's Son Will Stand Trial, Says Prosecutor

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 22, 2011   World  

ICC Judges Will Decide Where Qadhafi's Son Will Stand Trial, Says Prosecutor

22 November 2011 –It will be up to the International Criminal Court (ICC) to decide where Saif al-Islam Qadhafi, son of the former Libyan leader, will stand trial to face charges for crimes against humanity, the court’s Prosecutor said today as he arrived in Tripoli for talks with national authorities.

Second Khmer Rouge Trial Begins in Cambodia

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 21, 2011   World  

Second Khmer Rouge Trial Begins in Cambodia

21 November 2011 –The United Nations human rights chief today welcomed the opening of the genocide trial of three former senior Khmer Rouge leaders in Cambodia, while stressing the need for vigilance to ensure that victims’ rights are respected.

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