'Business Week' gains court hearing

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Business Week magazine has been granted a review of a permanent restraining order on its publication of an article which used sealed court documents. In seeking a reversal of the restraining order with the US 6th Circuit Court of Appeals, Business Week said the suit may set a precedent for other First Amendment cases.

Confidential communications, Journalistic privilege, Business Week (Periodical), Restraining orders

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V-E Day commemorations held

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World leaders and thousands of veterans gathered in several European cities on May 6-9, 1995, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of V-E Day, when Nazi Germany surrendered to the Allied forces in Europe. The event was also recognized in Germany amid some controversy.

Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, World War II, 1939-1945

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Hearing on genital mutilation case held

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The Board of Immigration Appeals is considering the case of a woman who says she left her homeland of Togo to escape forced genital mutilation. The court must decide if female circumcision is a type of persecution that falls under the requirements for asylum.

International aspects, Asylum, Right of, Right of asylum, Female circumcision

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