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Norman Hallgren is a respected and competent legal practitioner with an emphasis on mediation. His experience, education and natural affinity grants him the ability to meet the diverse needs of the client within the constantly changing legal environment of the new millennium.
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Insurgents attack Afghan peace 'jirga' but cause no injuries
Afghan President Hamid Karzai's offer of a peace deal to insurgents Wednesday was loudly interrupted when those he was courting answered with rockets, machine gunfire and burka-clad suicide bombers who tried to penetrate the circus-like tent in which the president and 1,600 other Afghans had gathered to discuss ways to end a war that began in 2001 when U.S. forces ousted the Taliban from power.
U.K. shooting leaves 12 dead and 25 injured
A bitter family row over a will may have been the catalyst for one of the worst mass killings in British history on Wednesday.
Gaza ship activists deported; Israel defends raid
Israel on Wednesday was deporting more than 600 foreign activists whose accounts of a deadly raid on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla contradicted Israeli reports that its soldiers acted in self-defence.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Along With Activists and Scholars, Discusses Transitional Justice at HLS
On Tuesday, March 9, Harvard Law School, the Harvard Human Rights Program, and UNICEF will sponsor the panel discussion “Children and Transitional Justice.”
Archbishop Desmond Tutu will participate by video, along with Yasmin Sooka of the Foundation for Human Rights, South Africa, Susan Bissell, Global Chief of Child Protection for UNICEF, Sharanjeet Parmar of Global Rights, [...]
