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- October 12, 2008: Official notice evidence of discrimination against Tibetans after protests
- October 12, 2008: Ten dead and more injured in central Tibet earthquake
- October 12, 2008: Holding Electronics Industry Responsible
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- October 10, 2008: Jews Never Exiled
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Algonquin negotiator Bob Lovelace jailed by Ontario court for opposing illegal mining on Algonquin lands. University professor Lovelace and Algonquin chief arrested at tribal blockade after Ontario provincial government issued mining permits in violation of Canadian constitution.
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