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  • Moscow court frees 1 of 3 Pussy Riot members

    One jailed member of the punk band Pussy Riot unexpectedly walked free from a Moscow courtroom, but the other two now head toward a harsh punishment for their irreverent protest against President Vladimir Putin: a penal colony.


  • Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi speaks Sept. 18, 2012, at the United States Institute of Peace in Washington. (Andrew Harnik/The Washington Times)

    Suu Kyi calls for release of Russian punk rock band

    Myanmar's pro-democracy opposition leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, on Thursday called for the release of three female members of a Russian punk rock band jailed for interrupting a ceremony inside a Moscow cathedral to protest President Vladimir Putin.


  • A Syrian woman and her daughter walk April 2, 2012, past a wall with a painting of the Syrian revolutionary flag and Arabic writing that reads "only al-Arour," the name of an Islamic cleric living in Saudi Arabia who opposes President Bashar Assad, in a neighborhood of Damascus, Syria. (Associated Press)

    Syrian troops start pullout

    Syrian troops began pulling out Tuesday from some calm cities and headed back to their bases a week ahead of a deadline to implement an international cease-fire plan, a government official said.


  • President Obama speaks at the Theatro Municipal in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday, March 20, 2011. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

    U.S. demanding gay rights support at U.N. body

    The Obama administration will introduce its first statement calling for the United Nations' top human rights body to combat discrimination against gays and lesbians around the world, completing a U.S. reversal from years of ambiguity on the subject during President George W. Bush's administration.


  • U.S. set to press U.N. on gay rights

    The Obama administration will introduce its first statement calling for the United Nations' top human rights body to combat discrimination against gays and lesbians around the world, completing a U.S. reversal from years of ambiguity on the subject during the presidency of George W. Bush.


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