101. Democratic Underground Forums - NYT: Military Police Got Instructions At Iraqi P to do that. Several military police officers and commander of the 205th militaryIntelligence Brigade http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102

102. Transcripts - Media Gateway - Australian Department Of Foreign Affairs And Trade and hoped for a better future, after Pacific countries backed an Australianled militaryand police intervention in the troubled country. foreign Ministers and http://www.dfat.gov.au/media/transcripts/2003/030701_solomons.html

Media Gateway - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Skip to content About us Jobs Tenders ... Contact us Site Navigation: Travel Advice Country information Trade Global Issues ... Home Portfolio websites ACIAR AusAID Austrade EFIC Site tools Students Gateway Business Gateway Site Feedback Site Index E and OE 1 July 2003 Minister for Foreign Affairs, Alexander Downer Journalist: Downer: Journalist: Downer: Journalist: Now legally, how does it work if a country offers, asks for intervention and the other country responded, in our case, does it need to be ratified by the United Nations? Are there legal proceedings that have to be put in place to make sure that that intervention is approved in an international sense? Downer: Journalist: And when is that likely to happen? Downer: Journalist: What details can you tell us about the deployment at this stage? I understand that there are still some fine details to be worked out. But at this stage how does the plan look like working? Downer: Journalist: Downer: Journalist: Downer: Journalist: Now there was talk of, I think it was late last year, about the role that Tonga played in international terrorism, in terms of laundering money or providing safe havens for terrorists. Is the South Pacific region a potential or real haven for terrorism? And is that another concern with a state of trouble as the Solomon Islands?

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104. Daily Times - Site Edition Full Story. Chinese military squad A squad of Chinese military policedrill at a barracks in Beijing on Tuesday. The United States http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=main_23-10-2002_pg4

105. Law May Expel Foreign Research Missions aims to fight biopiracy and makes it compulsory for foreign scientists and MILITARYPOLICE TORTURE INDIAN IN AMAZONAS After being tortured and beaten for http://forests.org/archive/brazil/bioplaw.htm

Law May Expel Foreign Research Missions RELAYED TEXT STARTS HERE: Written 6:26 PM Jul 11, 1997 by cimi@embratel.net.br in igc:rainfor.genera Subject: LAW MAY EXPEL FOREIGN RESEARCH MISSIONS Newsletter n. 268 LAW MAY EXPEL FOREIGN RESEARCH MISSIONS The first Brazilian biodiversity law was passed in the state of Acre early this month and, according to its provisions, foreign missions engaged in research activities in that state may be expelled from it. The law, which was proposed by state deputy Edvaldo Magalhaes (Communist Party of Brazil), aims to fight biopiracy and makes it compulsory for foreign scientists and entities to associate with a Brazilian group before they can carry out any research activities in the state and to leave part of the collected material in it. Mission already engaged in such activities are being requested to comply with the new law. The law resulted from the work carried out by an Investigating Committee set up by the State Legislature after a Public Civil Action was filed by Cimi, the Union of Indigenous Nations of Acre (UNI-Acre)

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