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Indian-Origin Former German Lawmaker's Membership Suspended From Party
Indian-origin former German lawmaker Sebastian Edathy's membership in his Social Democratic Party (SPD) has been suspended for three years for possessing child pornography material.
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Indian-Origin Ex-German Lawmaker Offered Deal to Suspend Case
An Indian-origin former German lawmaker, who was put on trial on charges of acquiring and possessing child pornography, has been offered a deal to suspend the proceedings against him if he pleads guilty.
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Pornography probe: Indian-origin German ex-MP denies wrongdoing
Indian-origin former German lawmaker facing probe for allegedly possessing child pornography said he intends to initiate legal proceedings against the state prosecutor's office for spreading "false information" and "unjustly harassing" him.
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Germany wants Edward Snowden to give evidence in Moscow, not Berlin
German lawmakers looking into secret U.S. monitoring of Angela Merkel's mobile phone said on Wednesday they would try to take evidence from former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden in Moscow without compromising his status there.
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Indian-Origin Former German Lawmaker's Membership Suspended From Party
Indian-origin former German lawmaker Sebastian Edathy's membership in his Social Democratic Party (SPD) has been suspended for three years for possessing child pornography material.
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Indian-Origin Ex-German Lawmaker Offered Deal to Suspend Case
An Indian-origin former German lawmaker, who was put on trial on charges of acquiring and possessing child pornography, has been offered a deal to suspend the proceedings against him if he pleads guilty.
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Pornography probe: Indian-origin German ex-MP denies wrongdoing
Indian-origin former German lawmaker facing probe for allegedly possessing child pornography said he intends to initiate legal proceedings against the state prosecutor's office for spreading "false information" and "unjustly harassing" him.
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Germany wants Edward Snowden to give evidence in Moscow, not Berlin
German lawmakers looking into secret U.S. monitoring of Angela Merkel's mobile phone said on Wednesday they would try to take evidence from former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden in Moscow without compromising his status there.
