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The ICJ intervened with President Charles Taylor Liberia, expressing its deep concern over the detention without charge and torture of human rights lawyer Tiawan Gongloe.
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Amnesty International, FIDH, Human Rights Watch and the ICJ expressed dismay at the Commission on Human Rights’ failure to adopt measures to protect human rights in the fight against terror.
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Today the ICJ welcomed with enormous satisfaction yesterday’s decision by the United Nations Commission on Human Rights to adopt a new international instrument to prevent torture.
Law of the Republic of Indonesia concerning the Crime of Money Laundering (2002)
The Law has 10 Chapters and 46 articles. The Chapters cover: General Provisions The Crime of Money Laundering Other Criminal Acts related to the Crime of Money Laundering Reporting Centre for Financial Transactions Reporting and Analysis Investigation, Prosecution and...Recent News
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