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ILO Threatens to Refer Violations against Workers to Security Council      Similar

By Mohamed Azouz Well-informed sources said that there is an international disgruntlement from the International Labor Organization (ILO) over what it called ‘ignorance’ of the Egyptian government - represented in the Ministry of Manpower - to follow ILO remarks with regard to violations against workers and the government’s intervention in their affairs.
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Mauritania legislators elected to court trying deposed president      Similar

[JURIST] The Mauritanian Parliament has elected eight of its members to a High Court set to try deposed President Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi on corruption charges. Legislators chose four National Assembly members and four senators by secret ballot during a public session on Tuesday. The US State Department has stated it only recognizes Abdallahi's government, and the US Embassy in Nouakchott on Monday refused to recognize Mauritania's new regime, adding that the US is "actively exploring potential travel and financial sanctions against military and civilian individuals participating in, or ena...
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British Court Rules Against UK and US in Guantanamo Case      Similar

Excerpt: In the lawless world of Guantanamo -- and the United States' even murkier network of secret prisons run by or on behalf of the CIA -- it has taken six years and four months for British resident Binyam Mohamed to secure anything resembling justice.
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