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Confidential settlements can mean a host of different things, and it's tough to find out the truth because they are supposed to be secret.
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An article concerning the conviction of Mohammed Hasnath for a trivial offence of stickering, and the groups who are baying for his blood.
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London -
An article relating to the charging of a Moslem in Tower Hamlets, London with posting "homophobic" stickers in public places.
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Stockholm -
Swedish authorities have canceled the earlier issued warrant that is described below, saying that the chief prosecutor had come to the decision that Mr Assange was not suspected of rape. No further explanation was given.
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Arkadelphia -
An Arkansas mom found guilty of harassment charges for hacking into her son's Facebook account. The teen who wants a no-contact order said his mother hacked his account, changed his password and posted slanderous, vulgar comments on his wall.
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A Toronto-born businesswoman testified before a London tribunal that she believed her former boss, a multi-millionaire banker in London, hired someone to have her killed.
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Thirteen countries of the world are listed by a U.S. government panel as "egregious" violators of religious freedom. New on the list are Russia, Turkey, Nigeria and Iraq.
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Prince William's young girlfriend must have a strong inklings as to what his mother's life was like when it comes to the press. Kate Middleton is already having to deal with a press that gives little regard to her feelings and at times her safety.
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Apparently Cho, responsible for the massacre at Virginia Tech, had been accused of harassing female students and had been taken to a psychiatric hospital in 2005.
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A record number of men reported being sexually harassed in the workplace last year, according to the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).
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Harassment Headlines
 The federal Liberals want to give victims of sexual harassment at the RCMP a public venue to air their grievances.
 CBC News has learned the high-profile Mountie who first spoke out against sexual harassment in the national police force is suing her employer, alleging years of 'persistent and ongoing' sexual harassment and bullying.
 The RCMP says it is investigating detailed allegations of harassment within the force made in a claim by whistleblower Cpl. Catherine Galliford, but have not been able to substantiate any so far.
 Another female RCMP officer has come forward with a lawsuit claiming years of harassment by a male colleague and inaction on the part of her superiors when she complained.
A female Mountie launches a lawsuit alleging her complaints of sexual harassment went ignored - the latest such allegation to rock the force.
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