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The comments by Mahmoud Cherif Bassiouni are the first details from a highly anticipated report being released Wednesday on the harsh measures used against Shia-led demonstrators seeking greater rights from Bahrain's Sunni monarchy.
Egypt protesters in standoff with military rulers - Wednesday 23 November 2011
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The inquiry was appointed by King Hamad but headed by the US-Egyptian Cherif Bassiouni, a respected international lawyer.
Libyan rebels detaining thousands illegally, Ban Ki-moon reports 2011
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Cherif fears that holdovers from the old regime are intent on sowing panic and chaos.
Tunisia Continues on Democratic Path, But Future Remains Uncertain 2011
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The panel, led by Egyptian-American international law expert Cherif Bassiouni, was formed and funded by Bahrain's government five months ago to investigate any crimes committed during the worst unrest seen in the island kingdom since sectarian-tinged political violence shook Bahrain in the mid-1990s.
Egypt protesters in standoff with military rulers - Wednesday 23 November 2011
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The chair of the Commission of Inquiry, Cherif Bassiouni, does not mince his words as he presents the conclusions of the fact-finding mission to the U.N. Human Rights Council.
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And many Tunisians, like rights activist Khadija Cherif, are worried.
Tunisia Continues on Democratic Path, But Future Remains Uncertain 2011
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Cherif fears that holdovers from the old regime are intent on sowing panic and chaos.
Tunisia Continues on Democratic Path, But Future Remains Uncertain 2011
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The report—which will include recommendations to the government— comes from the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry, a panel appointed by the king in June and led by respected Egyptian-born human-rights lawyer Cherif Bassiouni .
Bahrain Braces for Report Alex Delmar-Morgan 2011
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And many Tunisians, like rights activist Khadija Cherif, are worried.
Tunisia Continues on Democratic Path, But Future Remains Uncertain 2011
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The chair of the Commission of Inquiry, Cherif Bassiouni, does not mince his words as he presents the conclusions of the fact-finding mission to the U.N. Human Rights Council.
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