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UN rights chiefs denounces crackdown in Nicaragua
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ICC upholds conviction of Ugandan former child soldier
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ICC to rule on appeal by Ugandan former child soldier
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Greek MEP in Qatar scandal protests innocence but stays in jail
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Georgia's jailed ex-leader Saakashvili declares, then calls off hunger strike
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Greek MEP in Qatar scandal protests innocence but remains in jail
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