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UN Panel's Conclusions On Chopper Case Accused Christian Michel Based On Limited Info: Centre
Rejecting the opinion of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention calling for immediate release of AgustaWestland VVIP chopper deal case accused British national Christian Michel, India on Friday said the conclusions drawn by the UN panel are based on limited information, biased allegations and an inaccurate understanding of its criminal justice sy...
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Julian Assange Says Britain, Sweden Should 'Implement' UN Panel Ruling
Julian Assange today called for Britain and Sweden to "implement" a UN panel finding saying that he should be able to walk free from Ecuador's embassy in London, where he has lived in self-imposed confinement since 2012.
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Wikileaks' Julian Assange 'Arbitrarily Detained' In Ecuador's London Embassy, UN Panel To Say
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's three-and-a-half-year stay in the Ecuadorian embassy in London to avoid rape investigation in Sweden amounts to 'arbitrary detention', a United Nations panel will rule on Friday.
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UN Panel: $40 Billion Needed To Aid People In War, Disasters
An estimated $40 billion is needed annually to help the rapidly growing number of people needing humanitarian aid as a result of conflicts and natural disasters - and one possibility to help fill the $15 billion funding gap is a small voluntary tax on tickets for soccer games and other sports, concerts and entertainment events, airline travel, and ...
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CO2 Levels Hit Record High For 30th Year in a Row: World Meteorological Organization
Greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere reached a record high in 2014 as the relentless fuelling of climate change makes the planet more dangerous for future generations, the World Meteorological Organization said today.
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South Korea's Hoesung Lee to Lead United Nations Panel of Climate Scientists
Governments picked South Korea's Hoesung Lee on Tuesday to head the UN panel of climate scientists, which guides policies for combating global warming and won a share of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize.
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Indian Named on United Nations Probe Panel on Gaza
An eminent Indian official has been named on a UN inquiry panel set up by the world body's chief Ban Ki-moon to probe the presence of arms in UN premises in the Gaza strip and the damage to its facilities during the conflict between Israel and Palestinian factions.
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Sunday Times apologises to RK Pachauri on Amazon statement
Britain's leading newspaper The Sunday Times has apologised to IPCC chairman Rajendra Pachauri for an article it published in January asserting that the UN panel's Amazon statement was "bogus".
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Benazir killing: Pak begins action against 6
Pakistani authorities have initiated action against 6 officials linked to alleged lapses in the investigation of the assassination of former premier Benazir Bhutto.
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UN: Musharraf failed to protect Benazir
The death of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto could have been prevented, according to an UN-appointed independent panel, which slammed the Musharraf government for "failure" to protect her.
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UN panel to release report on Bhutto's murder
An independent UN-appointed panel probing the killing of Benazir Bhutto will release its sensitive report on Thursday on the 2007 slaying of Pakistan's former prime minister after delaying it for two weeks.
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Afghan fraud panel voids thousands of Karzai votes
UN-backed fraud investigators threw out hundreds of thousands of votes for President Hamid Karzai in the country's disputed August election.
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UN Panel's Conclusions On Chopper Case Accused Christian Michel Based On Limited Info: Centre
Rejecting the opinion of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention calling for immediate release of AgustaWestland VVIP chopper deal case accused British national Christian Michel, India on Friday said the conclusions drawn by the UN panel are based on limited information, biased allegations and an inaccurate understanding of its criminal justice sy...
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Julian Assange Says Britain, Sweden Should 'Implement' UN Panel Ruling
Julian Assange today called for Britain and Sweden to "implement" a UN panel finding saying that he should be able to walk free from Ecuador's embassy in London, where he has lived in self-imposed confinement since 2012.
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Wikileaks' Julian Assange 'Arbitrarily Detained' In Ecuador's London Embassy, UN Panel To Say
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's three-and-a-half-year stay in the Ecuadorian embassy in London to avoid rape investigation in Sweden amounts to 'arbitrary detention', a United Nations panel will rule on Friday.
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UN Panel: $40 Billion Needed To Aid People In War, Disasters
An estimated $40 billion is needed annually to help the rapidly growing number of people needing humanitarian aid as a result of conflicts and natural disasters - and one possibility to help fill the $15 billion funding gap is a small voluntary tax on tickets for soccer games and other sports, concerts and entertainment events, airline travel, and ...
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CO2 Levels Hit Record High For 30th Year in a Row: World Meteorological Organization
Greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere reached a record high in 2014 as the relentless fuelling of climate change makes the planet more dangerous for future generations, the World Meteorological Organization said today.
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South Korea's Hoesung Lee to Lead United Nations Panel of Climate Scientists
Governments picked South Korea's Hoesung Lee on Tuesday to head the UN panel of climate scientists, which guides policies for combating global warming and won a share of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize.
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Indian Named on United Nations Probe Panel on Gaza
An eminent Indian official has been named on a UN inquiry panel set up by the world body's chief Ban Ki-moon to probe the presence of arms in UN premises in the Gaza strip and the damage to its facilities during the conflict between Israel and Palestinian factions.
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Sunday Times apologises to RK Pachauri on Amazon statement
Britain's leading newspaper The Sunday Times has apologised to IPCC chairman Rajendra Pachauri for an article it published in January asserting that the UN panel's Amazon statement was "bogus".
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Benazir killing: Pak begins action against 6
Pakistani authorities have initiated action against 6 officials linked to alleged lapses in the investigation of the assassination of former premier Benazir Bhutto.
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UN: Musharraf failed to protect Benazir
The death of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto could have been prevented, according to an UN-appointed independent panel, which slammed the Musharraf government for "failure" to protect her.
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UN panel to release report on Bhutto's murder
An independent UN-appointed panel probing the killing of Benazir Bhutto will release its sensitive report on Thursday on the 2007 slaying of Pakistan's former prime minister after delaying it for two weeks.
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Afghan fraud panel voids thousands of Karzai votes
UN-backed fraud investigators threw out hundreds of thousands of votes for President Hamid Karzai in the country's disputed August election.
