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An Arrest In Serbia Evokes Bitter Memories
Along Hartford's Franklin Avenue, sandwiched between the Italian restaurants and savory ethnic food shops, the foul memory of Radovan Karadzic lingers in the cracks and corners. In this neighborhood of Bosnian immigrants, Karadzic will always be the...Tags: Migration, Wars and Interventions, Rick Green, Society, Religious Conflicts
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Karadzic hid out for 10 years
Associated PressRadovan Karadzic grew a long white beard to conceal his identity and even managed to openly practice alternative medicine while in hiding, officials said yesterday in revealing details of the war crimes fugitive's capture after a decade on the run....Tags: Extradition, International Law, Medicine, Prosecution, International Court or Tribunal
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Agency bolsters case for Stalin genocide
KIEV — Ukraine on Wednesday blamed Soviet leaders for a famine that killed millions of people in 1932-33 and published documents it said "unequivocally" proved its case—part of its campaign to get the tragedy recognized as genocide. The...Tags: Famines, Massacres
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WORLD & NATION UPDATE: ABROAD
A powerful earthquake rattled parts of northern Japan early today, injuring nearly 100 people, triggering landslides and cutting power to thousands of people, officials said. Japan's Meteorological Agency said the temblor, which had a preliminary...Tags: Government, International Law, Injuries, Judaism, Heads of State
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Sudan counters charges with diplomacy
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSudan's diplomatic offensive against the International Criminal Court is gaining momentum in Africa, but faces stiff odds before the U.N. Security Council. The government of Sudan has been waging a high-profile political campaign since the court's...Tags: Government, International Law, United Nations, Prosecution, Diplomacy
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Tribunal seen as deterrent to war crimes
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands - The former president of Liberia is on trial. A vice president of Congo is in custody. The former leaders of Cambodia are in the dock. And a key figure in the Bosnia war is now in custody. It seemed impossible 15 years ago, when...Tags: Government, Diseases, International Law, Heart Disease, Prosecution
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Fugitive hid in plain sight
The Associated PressFor more than a decade, the world's most-wanted war-crimes fugitive displayed a mystifying talent for eluding international justice. Now, with his capture outside Belgrade, a picture is emerging of how Radovan Karadzic could have survived on the run for...Tags: Government, International Law, United Nations, Medicine, Prosecution
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Mladic now alone atop wanted list
Associated PressBELGRADE, Serbia — And then there was one. The surprise capture of former Bosnian leader Radovan Karadzic on UN genocide charges has raised expectations that fellow fugitive Gen. Ratko Mladic — Karadzic's wartime military commander—...Tags: International Law, Human Rights, Civil Rights, War Crimes, Juvenile Delinquency
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With capture of war crimes suspect, door to Europe may swing open for Serbia
Chicago Tribune reportersOver the past decade, as borders and barriers across an increasingly integrated Europe seemingly fell with each passing day, new ones were being constructed around Serbia. Most Serbs chafed under their deepening isolation, but a sense of national...Tags: Government, International Law, Angela Merkel, Prosecution, Religious Conflicts
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A most-wanted fugitive lived for years in plain sight
BELGRADE, Serbia - For more than a decade, the world's most-wanted war crimes fugitive displayed a talent for eluding international justice. His secret? Hide in plain sight. In a ruse worthy of any thriller, Radovan Karadzic transformed himself from a...Tags: Civil Unrest, War Crimes, Medicine, Prosecution, Religious Conflicts
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