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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 2011

Page

8

Iraq moves to shut Iranian exile camp under endyear deadline

Baghdad cabinet endorses closing Camp Ashraf in Diyala and sending residents abroad by year end.UN observers barred. clashes last week killed at least 12 exiles and wounded dozens. The Mujahedeen say they may seek asylum in the United States or EU while Iraq weighs next steps.

Baghdad Iraq Ali al-Dabbagh People’s Mujahedeen Organization of Iran Iran Diyala al-Dabbagh U.N Shahin Gobadi People’s Mujahedeen United States European Union Gobadi Tehran Camp Ashraf Abha el- Basri U.S Barry Johnson Washington London Geneva Nouri al- Maliki Saddam Hussein People

Egyptian blogger gets three years for criticizing army

Maikel Nabil Sanad, 26, was sentenced by a Cairo military tribunal to three years in prison for insulting the army after publishing reports of abuses. Rights groups condemned the ruling as a dangerous precedent for free expression under Egypt’s post Mubarak rulers.

Cairo Maikel Nabil Sanad Egypt Hosni Villibarak Miliitary Council Mohammed Ssar ONTV Reporters Without Borders Sanad Smail Etman Mubarak Etman Supreme Court Ramadan Army Tok Tahrir Square Mohammed Hussein Tantawim Heba Morayef Human Rights Watch

France enforces first ban on Islamic face veils

The world’s first ban on niqab and burqa face coverings took effect in France. Two veiled women were detained at Notre Dame during an unauthorized protest, later released after questioning. Authorities cite secularism and equality, while Amnesty International condemns detentions.

France London Paris Cannes Champs-Elysees Notre Dame Cathedral Nicolas Sarkozy Claude Gueant Luxembourg Notre Dame Amnesty International

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