Seselj Bid to Discontinue Trial Rejected
Defendant had argued that his right to be tried in reasonable amount of time had been breached.
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Witness tells court of “hostile and inhumane” conditions at Omarska detention centre.
Tajik Journalist's Trial a Warning to Others
Prosecuting journalists for reporting on sensitive topics is shooting the messenger.
Strikes Take Toll on Kazak Oil Town
Four months after industrial action began, tensions still run high in Janaozen.
Kazak Domestic Abuse Law Slow to Take Root
More needs to be done to ensure government agencies work together to enforce legislation.
Life-Changing Report on Frenchwoman's Plight
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