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NEWS January 30: 6 People Killed in Quebec Mosque Shooting, Philippines to Disband Rogue Anti-Drug Units, Iraqi Lawmakers Call For Ban on American Travelers

Posted on 30 January 2017. Tags:

It’s Monday, January 30, 2017, and this is some of what’s happening in International law and policy:

6 People Killed in Quebec Mosque Shooting,
1 Suspect Arrested and 1 Witness Held [BBC]

17 State Attorney Generals Denounce Trump’s
Immigration Order as Un-American [Jurist]

Philippines to Disband Rogue Anti-Drug Units
After South Korean Man Was Killed [Guardian]

France Vows to Defend Iran’s Nuclear Deal
After Trump Threatens to Tear It Up [Reuters]

European Leaders Reject Trump’s Refugee Ban as
Violation of Principles and Unjustified [NYTimes]

After Trump’s Refugee Ban, Iraqi Lawmakers
Call For Ban on American Travelers [Yahoo]

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NEWS January 23: Russia Set To Decriminalize Domestic Violence, Trump Withdraws From TPP, and Deadly Storms Hit Southern U.S.

Posted on 23 January 2017. Tags:

It’s Monday, January 23, 2017, and this is some of what’s happening in International law and policy:

Russian Parliament Expected To Decriminalize
Domestic Violence In the Home [Yahoo]

Trump Withdraws From Trans-Pacific Partnership
With Plans For Bilateral Agreements [NYTimes]

Deadly Storms Hit Southern U.S., Leaving 19
Dead in Georgia and Mississippi [BBC]


U.S. Legal Watchdog to File A Lawsuit Accusing
Trump of Violating Constitution [Guardian]

South Korean District Court Rules Detention
of Prostitutes in 1960s and 70s Illegal [Jurist]

Mexico’s Foreign Minister Says Immigration is
A Shared Responsibility With U.S. [Reuters]

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NEWS January 17: Britain Clarifies Brexit Position, Turkey Captures Nightclub Gunman, and Germany Rejects Effort to Ban Neo-Nazi Party

Posted on 17 January 2017. Tags:

It’s Tuesday, January 17, 2017, and this is some of what’s happening in International law and policy:

British Prime Minster Theresa May Clarifies Britain’s
Position for a Full UK Withdrawal in Speech [BBC]

India’s Minister for Women and Child Development
Calls for Sex Offenders Registry [Yahoo]

Turkish Authorities Capture the Istanbul Nightclub
Gunman Acting for the Islamic State [Reuters]

Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court Rejects
Effort to Ban Neo-Nazi Party [NYTimes]

Special Prosecution for the Republic of Kosovo Has
Indicted Ex-Guerrilla, Shala, for War Crimes [Jurist]

United Nations Report At Least 10,000 People
Killed in Yemen and 3 Million Displaced [Guardian]

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NEWS November 21: Syrian Government Rejects UN Proposal, Merkel Announce Run for Fourth Term as Chancellor, and South Korean President Under Investigation

Posted on 21 November 2016. Tags:

It’s Monday, November 21, 2016, and this is some of what’s happening in International law and policy:

Syrian Government Rejects Proposal to End Fight,
Calling Idea Threat to National Sovereignty [BBC]

Turkey President Suggest He Will Consider Joining
SCO If EU Acceptance Wait Continues [Yahoo]

Sign of Stability: Angela Merkel Announce Intentions
to Run for Fourth Term as Chancellor [Reuters]

Child Refugees Removed From Calais ‘Jungle’ to
France Make Forced Labor Claims [Guardian]

South Korean President Being Investigated After 3
Colleagues Are Indicted in Corruption Scandal [Jurist]

Train Derailment in India on Sunday Kills More Than
100 People, Injures More Than 75 People [NYTimes]

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NEWS November 14: Iraqi Forces Recapture Nimrud, EU Prepares for Trump Presidency, and India and Japan Sign Civil Nuclear Energy Agreement

Posted on 14 November 2016. Tags:

It’s Monday, November 14, 2016, and this is some of what’s happening in International law and policy:

Iraqi Forces Recapture Nimrud, Site of An Ancient
Assyrian City Overrun By ISIS Years Ago [BBC]

After Shock Defeat, Columbian Government and
Farc Rebels Agree to New Peace Deal [Guardian]

EU Braces For Business-Like Ties With US
After Trump Win Presidential Election [Reuters]

Turkey Restricts Activities for 370 NGOs and Human
Rights Organizations For Ties to Failed Coup [Jurist]

India and Japan Sign Civil Nuclear Energy
Agreement at India-Japan Bilateral Summit [CNN]

Violence Between Rohingya and Myanmar’s Security
Forces Escalated After 2 Soldiers Killed [NYTimes]

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NEWS November 7: China Bars Pro-Democracy Politicians From Office, Israel Reject Invite to Middle East Peace Conference, and US Acknowledge Civilians May Have Been Killed in Joint Operations

Posted on 07 November 2016. Tags:

It’s Monday, November 7, 2016, and this is some of what’s happening in International law and policy:

China Bars Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Politicians
Barred From Office as Crisis Grows [Guardian]

Hundreds of Kurdish Fighters Advance on Bashiqa
From 3 Directions as Mosul Battle Continues [BBC]

Israel Formally Rejected an Invitation to Take Part
In Middle East Peace Conference in Paris [Reuters]

US Military Has Acknowledged Civilians Were
Likely Killed in a Joint Operation Last Week [CNN]

Over 18,000 People Allowed to Vote as Kansas
Invalidates Dual-Registration Voting System [Jurist]

Australia’s Parliament Defeat Bill Which Would Have
Allowed Public Vote on Gay Marriage [NYTimes]

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NEWS October 31: Bias between Dakota Pipeline and Oregon Militia, Ex-President Saca Arrested, ISIS Uses Human Shields As Battle Intensifies

Posted on 31 October 2016. Tags:

It’s Monday, October 31, 2016, and this is some of what’s happening in International law and policy:

Dakota Pipeline Protestors Sees Bias After
Armed Oregon Militia’s Acquittal [Guardian]

Former El Salvador President Saca Arrested,
Accused of Embezzling Public Funds [BBC]

Turkey Sacks 10,000 Civil Servants, Close 15
Media Outlets Over Failed Coup Links [Reuters]

As Mosul Battle Intensifies, ISIS Attempts To
Hold City Through Use of Human Shields [CNN]

About 30,000 Protestors Are Calling For the
President of South Korea to Resign [Jurist]

Strong 6.5 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Italy, 4
Days after Back-to-Back Earthquakes [NYTimes]

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NEWS October 24: Belgium Blocks EU Ceta Trade Deal, Calais, France Refugee Camp Cleared, and South Africa Announces Intent to Withdraw from ICC

Posted on 24 October 2016. Tags:

It’s Monday, October 24, 2016, and this is some of what’s happening in International law and policy:

Belgium Blocks EU Ceta Trade Deal With
Canada Over Regional Objections [BBC]

Calais’ Refugee Camp Cleared, Migrants
Can Stay in France or Go Home [CNN]

Egypt’s Security Chief Accused the Muslim
Brotherhood of Inciting Chaos [NYTimes]

Philippines Senator Calls For Human Rights
Inquiry into Duterte’s Actions [Guardian]

South Africa Announces Intent to Withdraw
From the International Criminal Court [Jurist]

BBC Investigates the Claim of Child Refugees
Working in British Clothing Factories [Reuters]

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NEWS October 17: 21 Chibok Schoolgirls Returned, Offensive Launched to Recapture Mosul, and African Women Gather to Demand Land Rights

Posted on 17 October 2016. Tags:

It’s Monday, October 17, 2016, and this is some of what’s happening in International law and policy:

21 Kidnapped Chibok Schoolgirls Reunited
With Family and Friends in Nigeria [BBC]

Armed Assailants Kill Police Officer, Guard,
And Abduct a US Aid Worker in Niger [CNN]

Iraqi Forces and Coalitions Launch Offensive
to Recapture Mosul from ISIS [NYTimes]

European Powers Seek E.U. Condemnation
For Russia’s Air Campaign in Syria [Reuters]

African Women Gathered Together At Mt.
Kilimanjaro to Demand Land Rights [Jurist]

Irish Leaders Host Cross-Border Talks, Fears
Brexit Will Bring Economic Disaster [Guardian]

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NEWS October 10: US Navy Missile Destroyer Targeted, US Accuses Russia of Interfering With Presidential Election, and Hurricane Matthew Kills Over 1000 in Haiti

Posted on 10 October 2016. Tags:

It’s Monday, October 10, 2016, and this is some of what’s happening in International law and policy:

US Navy Missile Destroyer Targeted In Two
Failed Missile Attacks from Yemen [Reuters]

Nigeria Raids on Corrupt Lawyers Leads
Agency to Many Arrests and $800,000 [BBC]

US Officially Accuses Russia of Cyber-Attacks
and Interfering with the Election [Guardian]

Hurricane Matthew Devastates Haiti,
Leaving Over 1000 Dead [NYTimes]

Pakistan’s New Law Outlaws Honor
Killings, Despite Family Pardons [CNN]

More Than 140 Killed And 525 Injured
in Airstrike on Yemen Funeral [Yahoo]

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