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IWPR round table spurs officials to consider development of a national plan to address the problem.
Bosniak Detainee Speaks of Beatings
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Georgian Web Users Fear Intrusive Controls
Legislation allows security services to delve into private web traffic without court’s sanction.
Seselj in Third Contempt Case
Trial relates to confidential material he allegedly failed to remove from his website.
Court Hears of Nova Kasaba Detainees
Witness in Tolimir case speaks of alleged orders to keep them out of sight.
Cash Squeeze for Armenian Universities
Hardly any new students are applying because pupils are spending another year at school.
Gold Dispute Won't Help Uzbekistan's Image
Government faces international court showdown with foreign mining firm.
Kazakstan's Unhappy Oil Workers
Crushing or ignoring self-confident labour movement could prove serious miscalculation.
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