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Group Says Police Killings Go Unpunished in BrazilA report released by Human Rights Watch raises questions about the number of police killings in Brazil, suggesting that many could be extrajudicial. ... |
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6 Accused in 1982 Poisoning Death of Chilean LeaderThree people tied to the Pinochet dictatorship were charged with murder in the death of a former Chilean president, Eduardo Frei Montalva, and three others were charged with attempting to cover up the crime. ... |
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Former SS member admits killingsA former member of the Nazi SS admits in court that he killed three Dutch civilians in 1944, but says he was following orders. ... |
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Party tributes as Morgan resignsPoliticians from all sides pay tribute to Rhodri Morgan as he steps down after nearly 10 years as Welsh first minister. ... |
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100th Afghanistan fatality namedThe UK soldier who became the 100th to die in Afghanistan in 2009 is named as 23-year-old L/Cpl Adam Drane. ... |
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Greek stocks fall 6% on debt fearContinuing worries over Greece's high public debt levels cause Greek shares to fall 6% as the country's credit rating is cut. ... |
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