Putin pardons American spy Pope after eight months in prison
President Putin pardoned Edmond Pope the American convicted of espionage in Russia. Pope, once sentenced to 20 years, was released from Lefortovo and flown to Frankfurt then the United States. The pardon cited health concerns and high US-Russia ties amid renewed diplomacy.
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Kenyan law group seeks ban on female circumcision practice
Kenya's Federation of Women Lawyers urges a clear statute criminalizing female circumcision after a court injunction in Iten against Pius Kandie. The ruling, the first against forced circumcision, spares the girls while confirming care duties.
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Center For Human Rights and Democracy
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