Nobel Peace Prize honors African Arab women for peace work
Leymah Gbowee, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, and Tawakkul Karman share the Nobel Peace Prize for work ending violence against women and advancing democracy. Karman becomes the first Arab woman laureate and the Arab Spring is linked to the prize. Sirleaf seeks re election amid Liberia’s fragile postwar recovery.
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New charges filed in 2006 journalist killing in Russia
Investigators mark anniversary of Anna Politkovskaya slaying by filing charges against Lom Ali Gaitukayev and two Makhmudov brothers. Rustam Miakhoulden or others are named in proceedings. Khadzhikurbanov previously faced charges and the court overruled a prior acquittal. The accused remain in custody or under travel restrictions as probes continue.
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