Bankruptcy filing marks turn in Operation Rescue founder story
Randall Terry, founder of the anti abortion group Operation Rescue, seeks bankruptcy protection with debts around 1.7 million dollars owed to NOW and Planned Parenthood amid ongoing lawsuits. He says the moves aim to shield his family from harassment while noting the organization is now based in Dallas Fort Worth.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Operation Rescue
Dallas-Fort Worth
Randall Terry
National Organization For Women and
Planned Parenthood
National Organization of Women, Planned Parenthood
View from death's door in Alabama man freed from death row
Walter McMillian, released in 1993 after six years on death row for a murder later deemed wrongful, faces a civil rights lawsuit against Sheriff Thomas Tate. The article details wrongful conviction conferences, other exonerations, and debates over the death penalty amid state and national context.
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Monroeville
Ala
Thomas Tate
Walter McMillian
McMillian
Alabama
Tate
Monroe County
Chicago
Northwestern University School of Law
U.S. Supreme Court
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Randall Dale Adams
Dallas
Adams
Texas Supreme Court
Sabrina Butler-Porter
Mississippi
State Supreme Court
Butler-Porter
Wilbert Lee
Freddie Pitts
Florida
Lee
Pitts
Reubin Askew
Michael Linder
South Carolina
Daryl Masters
Northwestern Law
Lawrence Marshall
Marshall
Ronda Morrison
Bertha Morrison
Ronda
Walter D. McMillian
Morrison
Charles
Brazilian photojournalist slain ahead of police trial
Brazilian photojournalist Miguel Pereira de Melo, 45, was killed in Mara ba Para state, days before the police officers charged in the Eldorado de Cara jas land peasant massacre trial. Melo’s images of bodies in a truck sparked worldwide attention and protests over the delayed justice.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Miguel Pereira de Melo
Maraba
Amazon
Para
Rio
O Globo
Melo
Eldorado de Carajas
Malaysians protest govt in Kuala Lumpur call for fair Anwar trial
Several hundred demonstrators in rain outside a Kuala Lumpur mosque shouted slogans against Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad and demanded justice for Anwar Ibrahim. Supporters wore "Justice for Anwar" badges and chanted Reformasi while cars honked in solidarity. no violence was reported.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Mahathir Mohamad
Anwar Ibrahim
Anwar
Mahathir
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