Domestic violence victim wins asylum in landmark ruling
In San Francisco a Guatemalan woman, abused for ten years by her husband, was granted asylum after a long legal battle. The Obama administration seeks regulations to allow other domestic violence victims to seek asylum, potentially widening refugee protections.
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Center For Gender and Refugee Studies
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Fugitive doctor arrested on snowy Italian mountains
Indiana surgeon Mark Weinberger, 46, sought since early reports of fraud and malpractice, was captured in northern Italy after fleeing from the United States. He was found in a tent on a snowbound mountain near Val Ferret and stabbed himself as authorities moved in. He remains in Turin's Molinette hospital in stable condition and is under guard while medical checks continue.
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