The American Role in Lumumba's Murder
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by Eliot Marshall Science Insider | July 7, 2010 The agribusiness giant Monsanto was rebuffed in a ruling handed down yesterday by the European Court of Justice over the company's patented Roundup Ready technology.
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Treating Refugees as ‘Terrorists’ By David Slawson, Alisa Roth and Hugh Eakin New York Review of Books (letters page) | July 15, 2010 To the Editors: Hugh Eakin and Alisa Roth’s review of Deborah Amos’s Eclipse of the Sunnis: Power, Exile, and Upheaval in the Middle East [NYR, May 13] quotes the book to the effect that our government considered Iraqi refugees who seek resettlement here to have given “material support” to a terrorist organization if they paid ransom to such a group in order to free a loved one from kidnapping captivity—and denies them resettlement here for this reason.
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By David Leigh The Guardian | July 25, 2010r Shum Khan, a man both deaf and unable to speak, lived in the remote border hamlet of Malekshay, 7,000ft up in the mountains.
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By Adam Wagner UK Human Rights Blog | July 14, 2010 Flood v Times Newspapers Ltd [2010] EWCA Civ 804 (13 July 2010) – Read judgment A Detective Sergeant in the Metropolitan Police accused of taking bribes has won his battle against the Times to prevent the newspaper relying on the Reynolds defence, which allows allegations to be reported even the it they turn out to be wrong, in the interest of media freedom.