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51,055 ARTICLES · 1999—2026The news from the three battles.
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- JUNE 5, 2000CanadaDEATH PENALTY
Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien claimed at an...
Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien claimed at an international conference in Ottawa that [former] US President Bill Clinton was "jealous" of Canada
- JUNE 5, 2000ChinaDEATH PENALTY
Wu Biao, ex-director of the Jiangdong business department...
Wu Biao, ex-director of the Jiangdong business department under the Ningbo International Fiduciary Investment Company was sentenced to death for taking and offering bribes
- JUNE 5, 2000ArgentinaDEATH PENALTY
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- JUNE 5, 2000United Arab EmiratesDEATH PENALTY
UAE deported Mohamed al-Zawahri, deputy leader of Egypt's...
UAE deported Mohamed al-Zawahri, deputy leader of Egypt's Jihad (Holy War) group, to Cairo, said a London-based Islamist, Yasser el-Serri, who runs the Islamic Observation Centre pressure group
- JUNE 5, 2000JordanDEATH PENALTY
Ayman al-Majali, Jordan's acting Foreign Minister,...
Ayman al-Majali, Jordan's acting Foreign Minister, summoned the Iraqi envoy in Amman and "expressed the Jordanian government's protest against and astonishment at the execution of Jordanian citizen Dawud Sulayman al-Dalu without a prior announcement of th
- JUNE 5, 2000DEATH PENALTY
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- JUNE 4, 2000LibyaDEATH PENALTY
The People's Court of Libya adjourned the trial of...
The People's Court of Libya adjourned the trial of the six Bulgarian medics charged with infecting intentionally Libyan children with the AIDS virus to September 17
- JUNE 4, 2000BulgariaDEATH PENALTY
Over 1,000 Bulgarians holding lighted candles gathered...
Over 1,000 Bulgarians holding lighted candles gathered at the Libyan embassy in Sofia to support the six Bulgarian health workers facing trial in Libya on charges of infecting hundreds of children with the HIV virus
- JUNE 4, 2000BulgariaDEATH PENALTY
The People's Court of Libya adjourned for September...
The People's Court of Libya adjourned for September 17 the trial of the six Bulgarian medics charged with infecting intentionally Libyan children with the AIDS virus
- JUNE 4, 2000Sierra LeoneDEATH PENALTY
The UN mission in Sierra Leone launched an investigation...
The UN mission in Sierra Leone launched an investigation into human rights abuses by fighting forces, an official of the mission said
- JUNE 4, 2000Saudi ArabiaDEATH PENALTY
Sa'id Bin-Salim Bin-Sa'id was executed in Mecca
Sa'id Bin-Salim Bin-Sa'id was executed in Mecca
- JUNE 4, 2000DEATH PENALTY
The London-based human rights group Caribbean Justice,...
The London-based human rights group Caribbean Justice, which works for the abolition of the death penalty, said that Trinidad and Tobago was not a safer place and the murder rate was climbing despite 11 state executions in 1999