Woman set for Texas execution in 1998 murder
Suzanne Basso, a New York native on Texas death row, was scheduled for lethal injection for torturing and killing Louis Musso after luring him with a marriage promise. The case would make her the 14th woman executed in the United States since capital punishment resumed in 1976. Musso was found battered, washed with bleach, and scrubbed after being discarded in a ditch outside Houston.
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U N Criticizes Vatican Over Sex Abuse and Abortion
The U N human rights committee says the Vatican systematically allowed priests to abuse tens of thousands of children and demands disclosure of files on pedophiles and concealing bishops. It urges accountability, compensation for victims, and changes to canon law to protect children's rights worldwide.
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U.N report details torture and abuse of Syrian children
The U.N. report to the Security Council describes children in Syria subjected to torture sexual abuse and indiscriminate attacks by Assad forces and recruited by rebels during the 2011 2013 conflict. Ban Ki moon called for an end to these violations as chemical weapons deadlines approach.
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Macedonia Adopts Chemical Castration Bill for Pedophiles
Macedonia's parliament approves harsher penalties for child sex offenses and introduces chemical castration for repeat offenders upon release from prison. The Megrasi group argues the penalty should be mandatory for first-time offenders, while the bill sets a minimum 15 year term for severe offenses and allows voluntary treatment with no specified duration.
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Panama Canal expansion halted amid cost overrun dispute
Panama Canal Authority Administrator Jorge Quijano announced a stoppage in the expansion project after talks over 1.6 billion dollars in cost overruns collapsed. The authority and the Spanish-led consortium traded blame as workers were ordered to halt operations.
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