Killers of U S student in South Africa walk free
Five years after Amy Biehl's death, her killers were granted amnesty by South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission. The four men stated the attack was political and their full truth was told, enabling their release from prison near Cape Town and prompting mixed reactions from family, victims’ relatives, and Biehl's parents.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Amy Biehl
Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Vusumzi Ntamo
Ntobeko Peni
Mzikhona Nofemela
Mongezi Mangina
Biehl
Guguletu
Brandvlei
Worcester
Mangina
Evelyn Manggina
Pan Africanist Congress
Biehls
Amnesty Commission
Nelson Mandela
Amy
Gugulethu
Mogezi
U.N. civilian deaths exceed military in 1990s trend
UN officials report 17 civilian deaths so far this year, equal to all of 1997, while 13 soldiers have died since January. Secretary General Annan condemns rising civilian fatalities, cites risks in aid programs, calls for stronger security. notable incidents include an Italian WFP worker killed in Burundi and a multinational observer team ambush in Tajikistan.
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United Nations
U.N
World Organization
Kofi Annan
Fred Eckhard
Poland
Uruguay
Japan
Tajikistan
General Assembly
Hennadiy Udovenko
Ukraine
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