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Police blocked Chinese dissident lawyers from attending a meeting with two visiting U.S. lawmakers, the lawmakers and a human rights group said Tuesday.Rep. Frank Wolf,...
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Cuban police violently broke up a dissidents’ meeting, leaving at least two people in need of medical treatment, opposition sources said Monday.At least 30 people...
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Northern Ireland police arrested seven suspected IRA dissidents Thursday and searched houses and fields for caches of explosives and other weapons.The operation in the...
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In this Dec. 10, 2005 file photo, Michael Parmly, the chief of the U.S. Interests Section, right, speaks with political activist Laura Pollan during the celebration of International Human Rights Day at his residence in Havana.
