AIDS activists plan lawsuit to force drug for pregnant HIV patients
The Treatment Action Campaign in Johannesburg says it will sue the government to provide nevirapine to HIV infected pregnant women to prevent mother to child transmission. Officials have refused to act urgently, with details of the suit to be announced today.
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Wall bulge at Jerusalem al Aqsa mosque threatens collapse
Archaeologists warn a 35 foot wide bulge in the retaining wall at the Al Aqsa Mosque endangers the site near Jerusalem. Israelis and Palestinians blame each other as protests and violence flare after Ariel Sharon visit.
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FARC Guerrilla Column Engaged by Colombian Army
Thousands of soldiers with jets and helicopter gunships pursued a FARC column through southern jungle in Colombia. The military reports at least 15 rebels and three soldiers killed as offensive follows discovery of more than 1,000 FARC members in the area a week earlier. Rebels appeared to plan attacks in the region.
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Concorde cleared to resume flight by month’s end
Concorde faces a likely August 2001 clearance to fly again after outside safety modifications and internal refinements. British and French authorities will restore flight certificates simultaneously, signaling a return more than a year after the deadly crash.
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Two Killed in Mideast Clashes as Peres Seeks Ceasefire
In Jerusalem a day of gunbattles and raids left two Palestinians dead including a 13-year-old, while mortar fire hit Jewish settlements. Shimon Peres seeks talks with Palestinian officials to push a cease-fire, but Palestinian leaders call it PR. Ariel Sharon says Israel conducts an undercover war against bombers.
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Mideast to top agenda at racism conference in Durban
South Africa’s Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma said the U N conference on racism will surely tackle the Israeli Palestinian conflict and slavery reparations despite U S boycott threats. She noted the draft declaration still links Zionism with racism and stressed the need for consensus while urging focus on past injustices and closing the ugly chapter for future generations.
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Bosnian Serbs pursue war crimes case against Izetbegovic
Bosnian Serb officials said they are building a war crimes case against Alija Izetbegovic that could send the former Bosnian president to the U N tribunal in The Hague. They claim new evidence strengthens accusations of his command during crimes against Serbs.
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