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The day after their release, members of the British naval team seized by the Iranian in the Gulf have held a news conference say that they were subjected to repeated interrogation and psychological pressure during their thirteen-day detention. One officer said they have been kept blind folded and isolated from each other. Iranian foreign minister dismissed the news conference a stage propaganda. Fontice Harrison reports from Tehran.
“The statement from Iranian foreign ministry says the news conference by the sailors in which they described their mistreatment in detention was preplanned and stage management. It said the servicemen and one woman had been quickly transferred on the arrival in Briton to a military base where they have instructions dictated to them. But the foreign ministry said this couldn’t cover up for the mistake of these British sailors in illegally entering Iranian waters and repeated entering before. Now it would undermine the evidence and documents Iran has proved the case.”

The Iraq government has demanded an apology from the coalition forces for a raid on the police intelligence headquarters which says violated the cove country’s severity. An official report into the raid said the southern city of Basra just over months ago says the British soldiers overstep their authority and engage in allowing prisons to escape.

US said it had found a way to resolve the financial dispute, but held up negotiation with North Korea over its nuclear program. The funds amount to $25 millions has been frozen in Bank Marco since 2005 while the US accuse the North Korea of money laundering. Edgon reports from Washington.
“$25 millions is not a large sum of money in the skim of facts. But it wasn’t enough to threaten the implementation of a key agreement signed in February under which North Korea would start shutting down its nuclear weapons program in return for aid on international recognition. And look for a moment, dos this financial hitch might derail the whole process? But that fear announce seems to be receding. And it’s not entirely clear the North Korea has yet agreed to the American proposal.

US government has launched an immediate appeal against ruling by Federal Court judging Texas ordering the release from custody for prominent anticommunist Cuban exile /. Mr. / is a former CIA agent who is wanted in Cuba and Venesvla over an ally bombing in 1076 which killed more than seventy people. Washington has been seeking third country to take Mr. / as he defenses him argue he would be tortured if extradited to either Venesvila or Cuba. Mr. / denies the responsibility for the attack.

Pope Benedict has led thousands of pilgrims in the traditional God / ceremony in Rome to commemorate the curse fection of Jesus Krice. The Pope dressed in white robe carried wooden cross at beginning and aimed the ceremony at the corosin.

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China has issued detail regulations to enforce its ban on any commercial trade in human organs. The number of hospitals allowed to carry out organs transplant operation would be restricted and abducting or killing discovered to buy selling organs would face heavy fine and suspension. Key Jecks has the details.
“The new regulation, the first of its kind in China, set up rules to standardize procedures to prevent potential human rights abuses. And make it a crime to harvest organ without owner’s permission or against their will. And every transplant will also have to be approved by an ethic committee. China has come under widespread criticism for using organs from executed prisoners for transplants. It’s not clear the new regulations would change this as Chinese authorities insist that all such donations are made voluntarily.

Palestinian journalists in civil society groups are continuing in their campaign for the release of BBC correspondent Allen Johnston who was kidnapped in the Gaza strip almost a month ago. The Palestinian Prime Minister / said he would hold a special meeting with his cabinet on Saturday to discuss a new security plan for Gaza. From Jerusalem, here is /.
“It’s been more than three and half weeks since Allen Johnston was last seen by his colleagues. There’s been mountain frustration and angering gathering in the west bank. Many Palestinian feel the abduction of this respected correspondent has made their stories much harder to tell. The pressure on Palestinian leaders to do more to secure Allen’s release has been increasing in recent days. Palestinian journalists say they are continuing to protest everyday until he is freed.

Israeli helicopters are reported to have fired several missiles into the northern Gaza strip. Local residents say at least two rockets were ended militant near the refugee camps and described it as the most intensive confrontation since the two sides agree to a cease fire in November.

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