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Jordan's Former Royal Court Chief Gets 15-Year Jail Term Over "Coup Plot"
A Jordanian court on Monday sentenced two former officials to 15 years in jail over a palace coup attempt that sparked a crisis in a kingdom seen as a regional oasis of stability.
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Pak Begins Process Of Selecting Ad-hoc Judge In Kulbhushan Jadhav Case: Report
The Pakistan government has begun consultations over the nomination of an ad-hoc judge for the Kulbhushan Jadhav case being heard at the International Court of Justice with an ex-attorney general and a former Jordanian premier emerging as the top contenders, a media report said today.
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Jordanian Writer Shot Dead In Front Of Court Before Trial Over Cartoon
A gunman on Sunday killed prominent Jordanian writer Nahed Hattar outside a court where he was facing charges for sharing a cartoon deemed offensive to Islam, state news agency Petra reported.
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Dubai Hands Death Sentence To Child Killer
A Dubai court today sentenced to death a Jordanian man convicted of raping and killing an eight-year-old boy in a crime that shocked public opinion in the United Arab Emirates, media reported.
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Jordan Sentences Intelligence Agency Attacker To Death
A Jordanian court today sentenced a man to death for killing five intelligence agents in their office in a Palestinian refugee camp in June, state media reported.
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Jordan Jails Muslim Brotherhood Official For 18 months for Criticising United Arab Emirates
A Jordanian court sentenced a senior Muslim Brotherhood official to 18 months in prison on today for criticising the United Arab Emirates on social media, a judicial source said.
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Jordan Acquits Radical Cleric of Terrorism Charges
A Jordanian military court on Wednesday acquitted radical Muslim preacher Abu Qatada on terrorism charges for his role in plotting attacks against Americans and Israelis.
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Jordanian Court Acquits Radical Cleric Abu Qatada of Conspiracy
Jordan's state security court on Thursday acquitted radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada, who was extradited from Britain last year, of charges of conspiring to commit acts of terrorism.
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Abu Qatada pleads 'not guilty' to Jordan's terror charges
Islamist cleric Abu Qutada pleaded not guilty on Sunday to terror charges pressed by Jordanian military prosecutors just hours after his deportation from Britain, his lawyer said.
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Radical cleric Abu Qatada to leave Britain voluntarily
Radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada will return to Jordan voluntarily when the Jordanian parliament ratifies a deal with Britain that ensures he will receive a fair trial, the cleric's lawyer told a London court on Friday.
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Consumer court directs three airlines to pay Delhi exporter Rs 22 lakh for service deficiency
Royal Jordanian Airlines, Czechoslovak Airlines (now Czech Airlines) and Jet Airways have been directed by the consumer court to jointly pay compensation and interest of Rs.22 lakh ($40,000) to a Delhi-based exporter for deficiency in service while delivering a consignment of garments to a consignee in Bratislava, Slovakia.
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'My husband made our child lick his boots'
An Indian woman, married to a Jordanian national, has been given the custody of their 15-year-old son by a Delhi court after she alleged that her husband was a tyrant, even forcing their child to lick his shoes whenever the teenager stepped on them.
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Jordan's Former Royal Court Chief Gets 15-Year Jail Term Over "Coup Plot"
A Jordanian court on Monday sentenced two former officials to 15 years in jail over a palace coup attempt that sparked a crisis in a kingdom seen as a regional oasis of stability.
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Pak Begins Process Of Selecting Ad-hoc Judge In Kulbhushan Jadhav Case: Report
The Pakistan government has begun consultations over the nomination of an ad-hoc judge for the Kulbhushan Jadhav case being heard at the International Court of Justice with an ex-attorney general and a former Jordanian premier emerging as the top contenders, a media report said today.
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Jordanian Writer Shot Dead In Front Of Court Before Trial Over Cartoon
A gunman on Sunday killed prominent Jordanian writer Nahed Hattar outside a court where he was facing charges for sharing a cartoon deemed offensive to Islam, state news agency Petra reported.
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Dubai Hands Death Sentence To Child Killer
A Dubai court today sentenced to death a Jordanian man convicted of raping and killing an eight-year-old boy in a crime that shocked public opinion in the United Arab Emirates, media reported.
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Jordan Sentences Intelligence Agency Attacker To Death
A Jordanian court today sentenced a man to death for killing five intelligence agents in their office in a Palestinian refugee camp in June, state media reported.
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Jordan Jails Muslim Brotherhood Official For 18 months for Criticising United Arab Emirates
A Jordanian court sentenced a senior Muslim Brotherhood official to 18 months in prison on today for criticising the United Arab Emirates on social media, a judicial source said.
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Jordan Acquits Radical Cleric of Terrorism Charges
A Jordanian military court on Wednesday acquitted radical Muslim preacher Abu Qatada on terrorism charges for his role in plotting attacks against Americans and Israelis.
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Jordanian Court Acquits Radical Cleric Abu Qatada of Conspiracy
Jordan's state security court on Thursday acquitted radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada, who was extradited from Britain last year, of charges of conspiring to commit acts of terrorism.
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Abu Qatada pleads 'not guilty' to Jordan's terror charges
Islamist cleric Abu Qutada pleaded not guilty on Sunday to terror charges pressed by Jordanian military prosecutors just hours after his deportation from Britain, his lawyer said.
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Radical cleric Abu Qatada to leave Britain voluntarily
Radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada will return to Jordan voluntarily when the Jordanian parliament ratifies a deal with Britain that ensures he will receive a fair trial, the cleric's lawyer told a London court on Friday.
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Consumer court directs three airlines to pay Delhi exporter Rs 22 lakh for service deficiency
Royal Jordanian Airlines, Czechoslovak Airlines (now Czech Airlines) and Jet Airways have been directed by the consumer court to jointly pay compensation and interest of Rs.22 lakh ($40,000) to a Delhi-based exporter for deficiency in service while delivering a consignment of garments to a consignee in Bratislava, Slovakia.
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'My husband made our child lick his boots'
An Indian woman, married to a Jordanian national, has been given the custody of their 15-year-old son by a Delhi court after she alleged that her husband was a tyrant, even forcing their child to lick his shoes whenever the teenager stepped on them.
