Rwanda genocide blamed U.N. US France and church
An international panel faulted the U.N. Security Council, the United States, France and the Catholic church for enabling Rwanda's 1994 genocide that killed over 500,000 Tutsis and thousands of moderate Hutus. It cites colonial roots, the church hierarchy, and failed international action, urging accountability and reparations discussions led by Kofi Annan.
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Zimbabwe
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Angola
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Uganda
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Annan
Alst
Botswana
Ketumile Masire
Mali
Toumani Toure
Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
Indian Supreme Court
P.N. Bhagwati
Hocine Djoudi
Lisbet Palme
Swedish Committee For Unicef
Olot Palme
Blair's Son Euan Arrested For Drunken Incident In London
In London, 16 year old Euan Blair, son of Prime Minister Tony Blair, was arrested after a drinking incident in Leicester Square. Newspapers highlighted the event with sympathy for the teenager, while discussions noted political backlash and the prime minister's stance on law enforcement.
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London
Euan
Tony Blair
Father and Son
Sun
Leicester Square
Huan
Mirror
Blair
Kuan
Carol Thatcher
Margaret
Britain
British Broadcasting Corp
Dual typhoon onslaught batters Philippines and approaches Japan
Two typhoons battered the Philippines causing at least 16 deaths and more than 400000 evacuees. Shelters crowded as floods and landslides disrupted Luzon and Visayas. Kai Tak strengthened while Kirogi neared Japan, prompting evacuations and ongoing search for missing offshore.
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Manila
Philippines
Japan
Luzon
Visayas
James Sian
Sian
Kirogi
Kai-Tak
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Yutaka Shimizu
Kazushima
Cavite
Benguet
Pangasinan
British urge negotiations to end Portadown parade standoff
Britain's Northern Ireland secretary Peter Mandelson urged the Portadown Orange Order to enter mediation with Catholics to win back parade rights on Garvaghy Road. He warned the ban could not be overturned without talks, and called for an end to Protestant violence as negotiations begin amid past protests and parish pressures.
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Northern Ireland
Britain
Peter Mandelson
Portadown
Mandelson
Garvaghy Road
Parades Commission
Portadown Orangemen
Brad Rodgers
Social Democratic and Labor Party
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