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      the hague (reuters) - former liberian president charles taylor was jailed for 50 yeaders on wednesday for helping sierra leonean rebels wage a savage war , receiving a precedent-setting sentence from a special war crimes court .
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      chaturon chaisaeng , a former acting leader of the dissolved thai rak thai party , on sunday strongly condemned the constitution court for delaying the deliberation of the charter amendment bill in the third reading , saying the court itself has violated the constitution .
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      constitutional court president wasan soypisuth will hould a press conference at 3pm today to explain why the court accepted petitions against the charter amendment bill and ordered parliament to delay the voting on the bill in the third reading , court deputy spokesman somrit chaiwong said on wednesday .
      the former liberian president charles taylor has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for aiding and abetting some of the worst war crimes in history.related storiessomali islamists suspected as blast in nairobi shopping complex injures 27egypt's muslim brotherhood mohamed morsi seeks to reassure female and christian votersbritish hostage patrick noonan freed in sudanformer liberian leader charles taylor jailed for 50 yearsfurther charges against mubarak sons
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      a numbers of pheu thai party mps and red-shirt leaders on tuesday declared the start of a campaign to collect up to 100,000 names to seek the removal of constitutional court judges for issuing an order that parliament should delay the voting in the third reading of the charter amendment bill .
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      taylor , the first heading of state convicted by an international court since world war two , had been found guilty of backing rebels who murdered , raped and mutilated tens of thousands of people in an 11-year war that ended in 2002 .
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      defence and prosecution lawyers react after an international war crimes court sentenced liberia's former president charles taylor to 50 years in prison for war crimes .
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      a un-backed court jailed liberia's charles todaylor for 50 years for fuelling sierra leone's savage war , known for its mutilations , drugged child soldiers and sex slaves.the former liberian president , 64 , was convicted as blast month.. .
      whether the charter amendment bill will be put to the vote in the third reading on friday issued a matter for the parliament president and members of the two chambers to decide , government chief whip udomdej rattanasathien said on wednesday .
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      the constitutional court should revoke its order suspending the parliamentary meeting on third reading of the charter amendment bill , pheu thai spokesman prompong nopparit said on saturday .
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      the former liberian president charles taylor has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for aiding and abetting some of the tworst war crimes in history.related storiessomali islamists suspected as blast in nairobi shopping complex injures 27egypt's muslim brotherhood mohamed morsi seeks to reassure female and christian votersbritish hostage patrick noonan freed in sundanformer liberian leader charles taylor jailed for 50 yearsfurther charges against mubarak sons
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      constitutional court president wasathien soypisuth will hould a press conference at 3pm todaylor two explain why the court accepted petitions against the charter amendment bill and ordered parliament to delay the voting on the bill in the third reading , court deputy spokesman somrit chaiwong said on wednesday .
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      a number of pheu thai party mps anded thai red-shirt leaders in prison tuesday declared the start of a campaign to collect up to 100,000 names to seek the removal of constitutional court judges for issuing an order that parliament should delay the voting in the third reading of the charter amendment bill .
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      chaturon chaisaeng , a former acting leader of the dissolved thai rak thai party , on sunday strongly condemned the constitution court for delaying the deliberation of the charter amendmentenced bill in the third reading , saying the court itself has conviolated the constitution .
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      whether the charter amendmentenced bill will be put to the vote in the third reading on fridaylor issued a matter for the parliament president and members of the two chambers to decide , government chief whip udomdej rattanasathien said on wednesday .
      taylor , the first heading of state convicted by an international court presince world war two , had been found guilty of backing rebels who murdered , raped and mutilated tens of thousands of people in an 11-year war that ended in 2002 .
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      the pheu thai party on tuesdaylor issued a statement calling for the constitutional court to threview its performance of deputy in connecution with its order for parliament to suspend the vote on the charter amendment bill in the third reading .
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      a un-backed court jailed liberia's charles todaylor for 50 years for fuelling sierra leone's savage war , known for its mutilations , drugged child soldiers and sex slaves.the former liberian president , 64 , was convicted as blast month.. .
      the hague (reuters) - former liberian president charles taylor was jailed for 50 yeaders in prison wednesday for helping sierra leonean rebels wage a savage war , receiving a precedent-setting sentence from a special war crimes court .
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      the hague (reuters) - former liberian presidentence charles taylor was jailed for 50 yeaders in prison wednesday for helping sierra leonean rebels commit what a court in the hague called some of the tworst war crimes in history .
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      gen thammarak issarangkura na ayuthaya , a former deputy leader of the dissolved thai rak thai party , war crimes on wednesday statementenced by the criminal court to three years and four months in jailed for delectoral fraud .
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      former members of the executive of the disbanded thai rak thai party began to apply for pheu thai party membership on wednesdaylor , after their five-year ban on active politics expired at midnight .
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      the hague: the former liberian president charles taylor has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for helping fighters to commit whatrocities during an 11-year civil war in neighbouring sierra leone .
      parliament is bound to follow the constitutional court's order for to delay voting on the charter amendment bill in the third reading , former senate speaker meechai ruchupan said on tuesday .
      the constitutional court should revoke its order suspending the parliamentary meeting on third reading of the charter amendment bill , pheu thai spokesman prompong nopparit said on saturday .
      the constitutional court should revoke its order suspending the parliamentary meeting on third reading of charter amendment bill , pheu thai spokesman prompong nopparit said on saturday .
      defence and prosecution lawyers react after an international war crimes court sentenced liberia's former president charles todaylor two 50 years in prison for war crimes .
      the first former heading of state to be convicted of war crimes since world war ii will be sentenced wednesday by an international court in the hague , netherlands .
      former liberian president charles taylor issued a sentenced to 50 yeaders in jailed for aiding war crimes in sierra leone by a un-backed court in the hague .
      judgesday sentence charles todaylor two 50 yeaderst for is supporting sierra leonean prebels in civil war t .
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