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International Observers Critiques Turkey Referendum, No Level Playing
Turkey's referendum did not live up to standards set by the Council of Europe, a representative from the European human rights organisation's observer mission said on Monday, citing an inadequate legal framework and late changes in ballot counting.
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Indian, US Officials To Discuss Enhanced Cooperation This Week
Top Indian and US officials will meet in New Delhi this week to review and expand areas of regional and global cooperation, the US State Department has said.
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Fighting in Congo Between Army and Rebels Kills at Least 30
At least 30 people including a UN peacekeeper were killed in clashes pitting the army and UN troops against Ugandan rebels in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo, local sources said today.
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At Least 7 Civilians Killed in Eastern Democratic Republic Congo
At least seven civilians were killed in a weekend attack by Ugandan rebels in the restive east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, a regional official told AFP on Sunday.
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Bar Bribery Case: Kerala High Court Closes Proceedings on Petition
The Kerala High Court today closed the proceedings on a petition seeking a High Court-monitored probe into the bar bribery case allegedly involving State Finance Minister KM Mani.
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The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Calls for 'Humane Treatment' of Migrants and Refugees
The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe called today for countries to treat migrants "humanely", as the EU struggles to cope with tens of thousands of people arriving in rickety boats.
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Australia's Malcolm Fraser Remembered as Champion of Rights
Australia's former conservative prime minister Malcolm Fraser, who died today aged 84, was seen as a voice for human rights who oversaw an upsurge in immigration from Asia.
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Are you gay, 11-year-olds will be asked
British children as young as 11 will now be asked by the country's equalities watchdog, questions related to their sexual orientation, a media report said.The children will have to answer a set of questions that would determine whether they were straight, gay or bisexual, according to the Daily Express.People working in schools, health care and you...
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International Observers Critiques Turkey Referendum, No Level Playing
Turkey's referendum did not live up to standards set by the Council of Europe, a representative from the European human rights organisation's observer mission said on Monday, citing an inadequate legal framework and late changes in ballot counting.
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Indian, US Officials To Discuss Enhanced Cooperation This Week
Top Indian and US officials will meet in New Delhi this week to review and expand areas of regional and global cooperation, the US State Department has said.
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Fighting in Congo Between Army and Rebels Kills at Least 30
At least 30 people including a UN peacekeeper were killed in clashes pitting the army and UN troops against Ugandan rebels in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo, local sources said today.
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At Least 7 Civilians Killed in Eastern Democratic Republic Congo
At least seven civilians were killed in a weekend attack by Ugandan rebels in the restive east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, a regional official told AFP on Sunday.
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Bar Bribery Case: Kerala High Court Closes Proceedings on Petition
The Kerala High Court today closed the proceedings on a petition seeking a High Court-monitored probe into the bar bribery case allegedly involving State Finance Minister KM Mani.
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The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Calls for 'Humane Treatment' of Migrants and Refugees
The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe called today for countries to treat migrants "humanely", as the EU struggles to cope with tens of thousands of people arriving in rickety boats.
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Australia's Malcolm Fraser Remembered as Champion of Rights
Australia's former conservative prime minister Malcolm Fraser, who died today aged 84, was seen as a voice for human rights who oversaw an upsurge in immigration from Asia.
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Are you gay, 11-year-olds will be asked
British children as young as 11 will now be asked by the country's equalities watchdog, questions related to their sexual orientation, a media report said.The children will have to answer a set of questions that would determine whether they were straight, gay or bisexual, according to the Daily Express.People working in schools, health care and you...
