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The Limited Legal Options of the Bin Ladens

The ICC, ICJ and other international settings have no jurisdiction over the killing of of Bin Laden

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The “Kill the Gays” Bill of Uganda To Get A Second Hearing Today

As early as today, the controversial bill imposing harsh penalties for homosexual activities— first introduced in 2009— could be before the Ugandan parliament once more.

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Security Council debates protection of civilians, Amos calls for a pause to hostilities in Libya, Nambiar to visit Myanmar and more from UN Direct

“In Syria…Amos noted that reports of the deployment of tanks and shelling of residential areas are alarming.”

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Video Mocking Bashar Assad Going Viral in Syrian Activist Circles

A 1980s Syrian children’s cartoon “Bashar the Honeybee” is used as a send up in a powerful satire that is making the rounds in Syrian activist circles.

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Syria Denies UN Team Access to Site of Massacre

After promising Ban Ki Moon that he would let a UN team into the city of Deraa to investigate claims of a massacre, Syrian President Bashar al Assad has has reneged on the deal. In fact, according to several news sources, of Syrian tanks and soldiers are heading to the Deraa region, guns a-blazing.

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How Four I-NGOs Promote Local Ownership of their Aid Programs

It has become de rigeur for the major international development and health NGOS to incorporate capacity building and promote local ownership of aid programs. This makes sense in terms of long term sustainability of programs and it is also something that major donors are increasingly demanding.

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