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Stories from 2002-06-21

Arab Critics of Suicide Bombing

Jefferson Morley | Washington Post | June 21, 2002

"As Palestinian suicide attacks on Israel have intensified in recent weeks, so has Arab criticism of bloody attacks on civilian targets. On June 19, a group of 54 Palestinian intellectuals and public figures called on the organizers of the suicide attacks to cease their operations. The "urgent appeal" followed public criticism of suicide attacks in the Lebanese, Egyptian, and Palestinian press." [more]

US Peacekeeping at Risk

STAFF | Reuters | June 21, 2002

"No one in the 15-member council agrees with the American stance on the court, the world's first permanent tribunal to try the worst crimes: genocide, war crimes and systematic, gross human rights abuses." [more]

US Threatens to Pull Out of UN Peacekeeping

STAFF | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | June 21, 2002

"Washington will stop supporting United Nations peacekeeping operations unless Americans taking part are given immunity from prosecution by the new International Criminal Court, scheduled to begin its work July 1. The United States has refused to endorse it — arguing its citizens may face politically motivated prosecution." [more]

Who Are the Genoa Protesters?

Lars Bevanger | British Broadcasting Corporation | June 21, 2002

"They hoped it would galvanise co-operation between hundreds of groups seeking alternatives to what they see as an undemocratic way of global rule represented by the G8." [more]

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