Trials on Pitcairn Island Spark Fear of End to Community
Seven Pitcairn men could face prison in sex abuse trials dating back up to 40 years on the remote Pacific island. Trials begin with judges but no juries, amid fear and suspicion as Britain funds a new police force, a prison, and outreach while some islanders decry alleged government pressure and threats to victims.
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Sharon vows retaliation as Gaza rocket fire continues
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon warned retaliation would follow Palestinian rockets even if fired from civilian areas. An early warning radar in Sderot was described by Rafael official Giora Shalgi, with the system identifying launch sites and timing to warn residents while rockets are airborne.
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Iran rejects IAEA demand to halt uranium enrichment work
Iran denounces as illegal the IAEA call to freeze all uranium enrichment work and threatens to curb cooperation if the agency refers Tehran to the UN Security Council for possible sanctions. Has an Rowhani says Iran will continue voluntary suspension of "actual enrichment" while related activities may persist. The United States backs a Security Council referral at the November meeting.
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