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In his epic autobiography, the great Nelson Mandela used the metaphor of the 'long walk' to describe his decades-old struggle against apartheid and minority rule in South Africa. Full Article at Pambazuka
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DISCLAIMER THE SERVICES AND MATERIALS ON THIS WEBSITE ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" AND THE HOSTS OF THIS SITE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WARRANTIES OF SATISFACTORY... Full Article at Barking Moonbat Early Warning System
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The Ministry of Justice says it believes it has exhausted all options in its efforts to settle expired collective employment agreements with the PSA. Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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British homeowners could potentially lose their property if it was ever owned by someone with relatives abroad British citizens could have their homes snatched from them on the orders of a European court under a new Brussels power grab. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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In a meeting yesterday, the legal aid minister Lord Bach told leaders from groups representing legal aid lawyers that there would be no new cash for civil legal aid. Full Article at Legal Action Group
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A community centre has received a £400,000 grant to help women who have been in prison to steer clear of crime and build new lives. Full Article at This Is Leicestershire
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Police forces which "name and shame" criminals must remove the details from their websites after a month, according to new rules released today. Full Article at The Independent
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As Labour prepares for the general election, Jack Straw talks candidly about his relationship with Gordon Brown, the Iraq war, Islamism, why he is a self-styled radical on electoral reform, and how he will transform our chilling libel laws For a... Full Article at New Statesman
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Police forces which "name and shame" criminals must remove the details from their websites after a month, according to new rules. Full Article at Wales Online
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Police forces that "name and shame" criminals must remove the details from websites after a month, new rules say. Full Article at BBC News
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I used to be a mother. And now I’m not. I am nothing. My son Joe, aged 12, went overseas to visit his father in the US for the summer of 2007 and never came back. The day he left we had breakfast, went for a swim, played cards, ordered a pizza. Full Article at Times Online
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A youth offending service in Greater Manchester is calling for an end to children being criminalised for committing minor first offences. Full Article at BBC News
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About 40 people gathered outside the Ministry of Justice in Baghdad on Tuesday evening for the Iraq Mobile Cinema film festival. Full Article at USA Today
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'I don’t think you can do a proper operational ministerial job, which is about providing a function of the state, without going and having a proper look.' Photograph: Martin Argles Ask Maria Eagle what she thinks about being called "Labour's answer to... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Published by the government of Zimbabwe Masvingo — THE Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs has started an inquiry into allegations that Gutu resident magistrate Musaiona Shortgame criminally abused his office by allegedly demanding a bribe to free a... Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Mortgage lenders are launching fewer legal bids to try and repossess homes in Leicestershire. Full Article at This Is Leicestershire
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New Zealand Law Society – statement on legal aid from President John Marshall QC The New Zealand Law Society takes the issues raised in Dame Margaret Bazley’s review of legal aid very seriously but it is concerned at the imbalance in the reporting of... Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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MADRID, Spain — A crucifix over the blackboard. An image of the Virgin Mary presiding over a classroom full of students. These pervasive Catholic symbols, still present in some Spanish public schools, may soon become things of the past. Full Article at MinnPost.com
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Statistics released by the Ministry of Justice also revealed that the number of repeat offenders has increased by nearly half over the past eight years Despite a series of high profile campaigns aimed at warning of the dangers of driving under the... Full Article at The Telegraph
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A COMPANY that operates bail hostels has been put on probation after a man was murdered in the region. Clearsprings, which runs 204 hostels, was issued with a rectification notice after a judge criticised controls at a hostel in Stockton, Teesside. Full Article at The Northern Echo
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