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The murder of Libyan strongman Muammar Gaddafi has been positioned by the White House as a win for the Libyan people, but its barbarism has drawn the attention of many countries who object to Western interventionism.
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When Kosovo attained its independence in February 2008, some pundits warned against this precedent-setting event and foresaw a disintegration of sovereign states from Belgium to Russia. This time, with South Sudan, they remained mum.
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The United Nations Human Rights Council voted to refer a war crimes report on the Gaza conflict to the UN's Security Council, possibly leading to Israeli and Palestinian prosecutions.
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European countries increase the pressure on Israel to stop settlements in East Jerusalem and the West Bank. Germany, France and Sweden formally protest.
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Bosnian Serb Radovan Karadzic had sought to see his case dismissed. Today the Yugoslavian war crimes tribunal rejected his request, meaning Karadzic is one step closer to facing trial.
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Omar Khadr is set to appear in a Guantanamo Bay courtroom today. Yet, the fact that Omar Khadr has not been returned to Canada is a tragedy for the protection of our citizens and youth and a travesty of international law.
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US law authorities charge hackers in the UK, US and Ireland. The men are accused of being involved in cyber attacks by Lulzsec and Antisec.
The UK's lack of progress in tackling music piracy is described as "disappointing" in a report by the international recording industry.
The UN's human rights chief Navi Pillay warns a Yemen proposal to grant asylum for crimes during recent unrest would break international law.
The 2010 tax law gives married couples a wonderful new tax break–with complications. Estate planning lawyers and clients are still sorting out the details, as I noted here. Meanwhile, the Internal Revenue Service extended a key deadline that some folks might otherwise miss.
The Executive Director of Global Programs at Women for Women International, Karen Sherman, discusses new laws in Pakistan aimed at the protection of women from domestic violence, forced marriages and even acid attacks
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