Java Vigilantes Extend Killings In Java Island Waves
In Indonesia vigilante groups killed eight more suspects tied to a wave of unsolved murders. Earlier three men were beaten to death in Pemalang, with police noting two suspects freed for security reasons. Additional revenge attacks in Central Java killed five more, as mobs target those accused of clerics killings and black magic dabbling.
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Col. Suyadi
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Police beatings disperse protests in Baku march
Turan news agency reports police clubs beat and arrest dozens as 2000 demonstrators fail to begin protest against October presidential election in Azerbaijan. Etibar Mamedov of the National Independence Party led the rally, denouncing the vote as undemocratic while Geidar Aliev secured a new term with 76 percent.
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Malaysia protests demand leader's ouster
Several hundred Malaysians gathered in rain outside a mosque in Kuala Lumpur to condemn Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad and demand a fair trial for Anwar Ibrahim, the former deputy prime minister and leading dissident, during a rare anti government demonstration.
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Revolution Day in Russia prompts soul searching and protests
Russians marked Revolution Day amid moral crisis and confusion over Soviet legacy. Nada Constantinova, 13, hawked pamphlets praising Stalin while adults debated democracy, identity, and the future as Lenin’s tomb and Soviet anthem stirred in Red Square. Officials call the day Day of Consent and Reconciliation amid nationwide debate.
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U S funds aid bomb victims in Nairobi ceremony
The United States donated 50000 dollars to Operation Recovery for trauma counseling of Nairobi embassy bombing survivors. Ambassador Prudence Bushnell, slightly wounded, gave the funds at the three month anniversary ceremony, supporting medical services after the August seven attack that killed 213 and injured over 5400. Three men face charges in New York, with Osama bin Laden among others still at large.
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