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2002 |
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| August |
Did Bindman & Partners
help
Jack Straw to secure General Pinochet's release? |
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| There were grounds for a judicial review of the Home Secretary's decision to block the extradition of Pinochet to Spain, the grounds being illegality (substantive ultra vires) and procedural impropriety (procedural ultra vires). | ||
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2001 |
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October |
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| 'A
pro-western regime in Kabul should give the US an Afghan route for
Caspian oil.' By George Monbiot, partly researched by FlyingFish |
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August |
A Meeting of Blood and Oil: The Balkan factor in Western energy security | |
| Could Caspian energy resources
conceivably
be a factor behind NATO's Balkan strategy? |
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February |
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| 'Nato mocked those who claimed there was a plan for Caspian
oil.' Researched by FlyingFish, written by George Monbiot |
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2000 |
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September |
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| Until international trade law incorporates human and environmental protections at its core, or until international human rights and environmental law are updated and strengthened to cover any large organisation as well as the state, then the protests shall continue... | ||
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April |
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| The jury's power of a verdict according to conscience is enshrined as a bulwark against oppressive measures of the state | ||
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1999 |
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August |
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| How a cynical, arrogant public relations firm joined forces with a cynical, arrogant biotech corporation and a cynical, arrogant government to try to force down our throats not only GM food but also human and environmental exploitation | ||
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December |
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| What is law for, when those most culpable for the greatest crimes remain immune to justice? | ||
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October |
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| The political and cultural economy of the Rushdie Affair, including the sad story of British Petroleum's origins in Iran - a story which, funnily enough, the Company never thought to inform us of in their full-page ads | ||
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October |
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| A history of Eritrea and Ethiopia - the source of those infamous images of starving Ethiopians who became camera fodder for us bloated, guilt-ridden consumers of news | ||
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August |
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| Hard to know what to make of this one. Something about alienation, the media, repression, love and Plato's cave | ||