Forced repatriation of 51 Vietnamese migrants from Hong Kong
In Hong Kong security forces moved before dawn to remove 51 Vietnamese migrants from beds, sending them on a chartered jet to Hanoi. Despite pleas from the United States Canada and Amnesty International authorities insisted return home was more humane. The group included 8 men 17 women and 26 children and at least several thousand more are expected to follow in weeks with processing and training centers arranged upon arrival.
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Egypt and Syria Agree to Resume Direct Cairo Damascus Flights
Egypt and Syria plan direct flights between Cairo and Damascus by their national carriers, signaling a possible diplomatic thaw after a decade of frozen ties. The move follows gradual steps toward normalizing relations with Libya and Syria, while Arab states largely restored ties over Israel peace.
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Twelve cops acquitted in South Africa on murder charges
In a landmark private prosecution, twelve policemen and an army officer were acquitted of murder for deaths in an Oct. 15, 1985 protest operation near Cape Town. The case followed a judicial inquest that held security forces responsible, with families of Shaun Mahmood and Michael Miranda pursuing charges with civil rights lawyers after the attorney general declined to prosecute.
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