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07Apr/17

Report South Africa or risk impotence, ICC told

April 7, 2017PoliticsCity: Pretoria Gauteng, Countries, Country: South Africa, Country: Sudan, Crime, Criminal law, Dire Tladi, Genocide, Government, International Criminal Court, Ja'alin tribe, Law, law enforcement, Law/Crime, Leaders, Local government, Luis Moreno Ocampo, Netherlands, Omar al-Bashir, Omar Hassan al-Bashir, Pretoria, Prosecution, prosecutor, South Africa, Stevan Majiedt, Sudan, THE HAGUE, War/Conflictsmbale

ICC prosecutors dismiss South Africa’s arguments and urge judges to report Pretoria for non-compliance with the court.
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13Mar/17

Carlos the Jackal trial begins in Paris

March 13, 2017CrimeCarlos, Carlos the Jackal, City: Paris, Communist terrorism, Creative works, Fiction, Film, Films, France, Francis Vuillemin, Genealogy, Germany, Guevara beret, Ilich, Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, Isabelle Coutant-Peyre, Jackal, Japanese Red Army, lawyer, Paris, Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, Ramírez, Revolutionary Islam, Sánchez, Sudan, Syria, THE HAGUE, United Kingdom, Venezuela, Viennasmbale

Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, known as Carlos the Jackal, faces a trial in Paris for a grenade attack in a drugstore in 1974.

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22Feb/17

South African court says government’s ICC withdrawal is unconstitutional

February 22, 2017CrimeAdama Barrow, Burundi, Cooperation, Countries, Crimes against humanity, Gambia, International Criminal Court, Johannesburg, Law by country, Michael Masutha, Omar al-Bashir, Omar Hassan al-Bashir, Phineas Mojapelo, Pretoria, South Africa, States parties to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, Sudan, War crimessmbale

South African High Court rules the government’s decision to withdraw from International Criminal Court is unconstitutional.

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22Feb/17

Germany to “evaluate” migrants’ mobile phone data in certain cases – interior minister

February 22, 2017ImmigrationAdministrative territorial entities, Aftermath of war, Berlin, Countries, Country: Germany, Demography, Deportation, Environmental social science, Eritrea, European migrant crisis, Extradition, Forced migration, Geography of Africa, Germany, Mobile phone, Politics, Punishments, Refugee, Right of asylum, Social Issues, Sudan, Technology, Thomas de Maizieresmbale

Germany will begin to “evaluate” mobile phone data of migrants whose identity is in question and speed up the deportation process of people who were denied refugee status, the country’s interior minister said.

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10Feb/17

U.S. Appeals Court upholds suspension of Trump travel ban-ruling

February 10, 2017ImmigrationAmerican people of German descent, Barack Obama, Business, Climate change skepticism and denial, Conservatism in the United States, Country: United States, Donald John Trump, Donald Trump, Executive Order 13769, Federal government of the United States, Foreign relations of the United States, George W. Bush, Iran, Iran–United States relations, Iraq, Iraq–United States relations, James Robart, Jimmy Carter, Law/Crime, Legal affairs of Donald Trump, Libya, Political positions of Donald Trump, Politics, Politics by country, Politics of the United States, Presidency of Donald Trump, president, Richard Clifton, SEATTLE, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, The Apprentice, U . S . Federal, U.S. Appeals Court, United States, Washington D.C., Washington v. Trump, WWE Hall of Fame, Yemensmbale

A U.S. federal appeals court on Thursday (February 9) unanimously upheld a temporary suspension of President Donald Trump’s order that restricted travel from seven Muslim-majority countries.

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30Jan/17

Trump immigration order sends ‘poisonous’ message – Doctors Without Borders

January 30, 2017ImmigrationAmerican people of German descent, American television, Business, Businesspeople, Climate change skepticism and denial, Country: United States, Donald Trump, Donald Trump presidential campaign, Iran, Iran–United States relations, Iraq, Iraq–United States relations, Jason Cone, Libya, New York, Politics of the United States, president, Presidents of the United States, Right-wing populism in the United States, Social Issues, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, The Apprentice, United States, War/Conflict, Yemensmbale

Doctors Without Borders says U.S. President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration sends a “poisonous message” and imperils “the most vulnerable people on earth”.
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30Jan/17

U.S. travel ban heralds “turbulent times” for Africa, says AU chief

January 30, 2017ImmigrationAddis Ababa, Africa, African Union, Antonio Guterres, Company: U.S. Travel, Country: United States, Dlamini, Dlamini-Zuma, Donald Trump, Ethiopia, General, Government, Herald, Heraldry, Libya, Nkosazana Dlamini, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, Politicians, Politics, president, Social Issues, Somalia, Sudan, travel ban, u.s. travel, United Nations, United States, Zumasmbale

African Union head says U.S. travel ban on seven muslim-majority countries including three in Africa heralds turbulent times for the continent.

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29Jan/17

US judge temporarily halts Trump’s immigration crackdown

January 29, 2017ImmigrationAmerican Civil Liberties Union, Country: United States, Donald Trump, Donald Trump presidential campaign, DULLES, Executive Order 13769, Foreign relations of the United States, France, Germany, Helena Williams, Indonesia, Iran, Iran–United States relations, Iraq, Iraq–United States relations, Libya, Los Angeles, Politics, Politics by country, Reactions to Executive Order 13769, Right-wing populism in the United States, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tehran, Theresa May, United Kingdom, United States, Yemensmbale

Capping a day of confusion and chaos and protests in several airports across the United States in response to Trump’s order to restrict people from seven Muslim-majority countries, a judge temporarily halts deportations. Helena Williams reports. Continue reading →

28Jan/17

U.S. Representatives Nadler and Velazquez protest at JFK

January 28, 2017ImmigrationAfghanistan, American people of German descent, Business, Climate change skepticism and denial, Country: United States, Donald Trump, Executive Order 13769, Federal government of the United States, Foreign relations of the United States, France, Germany, Gillian Christensen, Hameed Khalid Darweesh, Immigration policy of Donald Trump, Iran, Iran–United States relations, Iraq, Iraq–United States relations, Jerry Nadler, Libya, Libya–United States relations, Malaysia, New York, Nydia, Nydia Velázquez, Oman, Pakistan, Politics, Politics by country, Politics of the United States, Social Issues, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, The Apprentice, Tunisia, Turkey, U.S. Representatives Nadler, U.S. Western, United States, Velazquez, Visa policy of the United States, Washington, WWE Hall of Fame, Yemensmbale

U.S. Representatives Nadler and Velazquez join protesters at JFK airport to show their opposition to U.S. President Donald Trump’s executive orders regarding immigration.
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28Jan/17

Trump travel ban sparks panic abroad, lawsuits at home

January 28, 2017ImmigrationAbdelhakim Kiwan, ALPHABET, Asia, Climate change skepticism and denial, Conservatism in the United States, Country: United States, Donald Trump, European migrant crisis, Executive Order 13769, Forced migration, Google, Immigration policy of Donald Trump, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Libya, New York, Political positions of Donald Trump, Politics, Politics by country, Presidency of Donald Trump, Presidents of the United States, Refugees of the Syrian Civil War, Social Issues, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Syrian Civil War, Syrian diaspora, The Apprentice, United States, War/Conflict, Washington, Western Asia, WWE Hall of Fame, Yemen, Zachary Goelmansmbale

U.S. President Donald Trump’s executive order temporarily barring visitors from seven predominantly Muslim countries and banning Syrian refugees indefinitely will likely land his administration in court. Zachary Goelman reports. Continue reading →