Hadzic Enters Not Guilty Plea
Court officials must now assign defendant a permanent lawyer.
Seselj Won't Call Defence Witnesses
Defendant says expense dispute stopped him presenting evidence.
Tribunal Considers Mladic Health, Security Issues
No decision yet on prosecution request to divide case into two trials.
Setback for Penal Reform in Kazakstan
Rights activists warn conditions will worsen as control of prisons reverts to interior ministry.
Tajik Migrants Hostage to Ties With Moscow
Analysts blame authorities for failure to secure legal position of temporary workers in Russia.
Armenian Officials Unresponsive on Children in Care Report
Officials silent on funding crisis facing children’s homes.
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Officials silent on funding crisis facing children’s homes.
Anger as Traders Cleared From Yerevan Streets
Authorities accused of victimising small businesses while leaving large ones untouched.
Zvornik Authorities "Unable to Cope" With Paramilitaries
Karadzic trial told that Bosnian Serb authorities struggled to deal with incoming militia groups.
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