Portadown Orange Parade Ends Peacefully Amid Barricade Standoff
About 2,000 Orange Order protesters were blocked from marching through Garvaghy Road Portadown by police under a Parades Commission ruling. Leaders handed a protest letter, ending the seventh straight year of the ban, as crowds dispersed peacefully.
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Complaint prepared against Saddam in Iran war crimes case
Iran said Sunday it prepared a complaint against former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein for the 1980 invasion of Iran and for using chemical weapons during the eight year war. Tehran will file the documents with the Iraqi court where Saddam faces trial, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said. He did not specify filing timing. The crimes cited include invasion, killings of Iranian citizens, and chemical attacks at Halabja and other sites.
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Rwanda marks 10th anniversary of end to genocide
Thousands gathered at Amohoro Stadium in Kkali to mark 10 years since the fall of the extremist government that led Rwanda’s 1994 genocide. President Kagame urged unity and security while noting progress toward multiparty politics and peace, and warning rebels based in Congo. Former rebels received senior military ranks in a step toward integration.
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