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Sharia Amputation in North Mali Draws Condemnation
Robbery is reportedly a crime punishable by double amputation, according to the strict form of Sharia, or Islamic law, being in the northern half of Mali, which fell to al-Qaida-linked rebels five months ago.
Tanzanian Correspondent Killed in Political Rally
Today, the head of the United Nations agency tasked with defending press freedom expressed condemnation on the recent killing of a Tanzanian journalist.
Somalia Inaugurates New President
The inauguration ceremony was reportedly participated by prominent regional leaders including the PM of Ethiopia and president of Djibouti.
Female Khmer Rouge Leader Unfit for Trial
Reports say the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC), a mixed court set up under a 2003 agreement signed by the UN and the Government, ruled that Ieng Thirith be released.
US Determined to Prevent Iran From Acquiring a Nuclear Weapon
The US government welcomes the resolve of the international community to make clear the onus is on Iran to abide by its international obligations, honor its commitments to the IAEA, and prove that its intentions are peaceful.
