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Supreme Court rules in favour of European Arrest Warrant lodged by Swedish prosecutor against Assange.

Assange can still appeal to the European Court of Human Rights if he loses fight against extradition to Sweden.

Wikileaks' founder Julian Assange has donned a Guy Fawkes' Anonymous mask in what he claims to be his "last public appearance" at event in London.

Naveen Patnaik cancels lecture in the face of planned protests by human rights organisations.

UK firms pay a price with older workers who are forced to work as their savings and pensions dwindle in value.

Two room attendants are being tried for allegedly murdering Michaela McAreavey whose body was found in the bathroom of the Legends Hotel in Mauritius.

Anonymous hacktivists take website belonging to Nepal's stock exchange offline in protest against government and business elite.

Anonymous attacks the websites of the Supreme Court of India and the Congress against government's plant to censor the web

Dominique Strauss-Kahn strikes back against assault allegations by filing $1m countersuit against New York City hotel maid.

The Pataxo Ha-Ha-Hae Indian tribe has been victim of ranchers and poachers illegally occupying their territory.

Palestinian prisoner Thaer Halahleh says he 'could die any moment' after transfer to hospital on Day 73 of hunger strike

Strong indictment by Pakistan Supreme Court may even lead to Gilani's disqualification from parliament.

The recently first-time photographed, uncontacted Mashco-Piro are also believed to live in the path of the project.

KFC loses legal battle and ordered to pay £5 m to an Australian girl.

PM escapes jail sentence for failure to reopen corruption case against President Asif Ali Zardari.

Italian government offers £12m compensation to families of two Indian fishermen allegedly killed by marines on oil tanker Enrica Lexie.

Briton sentenced for stabbing and raping 16-year-old after killing her parents in bloodbath at their Australian home.

Hezbollah contacted the Syrian opposition to encourage them to start a dialogue with Assad's regime, but they refused, Hezbollah leader Sayyid Nasrallah said in an exclusive interview with Wikileaks leader Julian Assange.

High-profile prisoner who escaped with 383 other inmates allowed to use social networking sites, report claims.

Two women formed unlikely relationship while testifying against murderer Charles Manson.

Rare copy of historic manuscript dating back to 1823 goes under hammer in New York.

Telmo Hurtado, on trial in Peru for ordering the killing of nearly 70 villagers in 1985, has admitted responsibility for the killings.

Jewish settlers who took over house in Hebron's Palestinian area should be allowed to stay, says high-ranking official.

Company gives warning over “grossly unjust”proposal.

Israel angry with decision to investigate Jewish settlements in West Bank and East Jerusalem.

Nepal's only openly gay MP writes to Mark Zuckerberg for changes in gender registration.

Nepalese MP wants social media site to have third gender category for people who do not consider themselves male or female.

The Italian branch of the Anonymous collective has taken down the official website of the Vatican again in protest against sex abuse cases involving Roman Catholic priests.

Convicted Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk Saturday died at an old age home in Munich, where he had been staying after going through his 18 month trial. He was 91.

Twelve alleged victims of torture launch appeal for case against oil giant to be heard in US.