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Jamaican NEWS
News from Jamaica
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19/08/2007, La Repubblica: L'uragano Dean ora minaccia la Giamaica
Bush dichiara lo stato di emergenza preventivo
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23/07/2007, The Guardian: Victory for gay rights campaign as reggae star agrees to ditch homophobic lyrics
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22/07/2007, The Jamaica Observer: Beenie Man denies signing deal with gay group
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30/06/2007, Alias – Il manifesto: L’ultimo griot urbano
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21/06/2007, The Jamaica Observer: Gay lobby claims peace pact with leading artistes
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19/06/2007, Hospitalityjamaica.com: HIV/AIDS eroding tourism assets
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19/06/2007, Radio Jamaica: Man killed in alleged confrontation with police
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17/06/2007, The Jamaica Observer: J'CAN children IN TROUBLE
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13/06/2007, Rototomsunsplash.com: Tre dei principali artisti reggae/dancehall hanno rinuciato all’omofobia e condannato la violenza contro gay e lesbiche.
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31/05/2007, La Provincia di Lecco + Como + Sondrio: Live I consumatori chiedono di cancellare il concerto del giamaicano: Manson? Al Codacons fa più paura Beenie
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29/05/2007, Jamaica Gleaner: Police kill again - and again!
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18/05/2007, Liberazione: Il reggae omofobo non lo vogliamo
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17/05/2007, Il Corriere della Sera - Roma: Contestato Elephant Man Il suo reggae è omofobo
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16/05/2007, BBC news: Jamaica struggles to fight crime
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16/05/2007, ANSA: E' al centro delle polemiche il concerto che stasera dovrebbe tenere a Roma..
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12/05/2007, Nazione, La (Firenze): "IL CONCERTO DI CAPLETON all'auditorium Flog andava annullato
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12/05/2007, La Repubblica - inserto D: Dancehall
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12/05/2007, L'UNITA': Capleton non è omofobico e i suoi concerti non sono stati annullati
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11/05/2007, El Pais: Beenie Man asegura que sus viejos temas homófobos atacaban a pederastas y rivales
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11/05/2007, Nove da Firenze: Concerto del discusso Capleton alla Flog: la sinistra insorge
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11/05/2007, Unita, L': Reggaeman, antigay, violento: stop
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11/05/2007, Repubblica, La: Il raggaman promette "niente omofobia" ma arci gay protesta
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10/05/2007, Epolis: Cantante omofobo al villaggio globale
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10/05/2007, El Pais: Revuelta contra la homofobia de la música jamaicana
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10/05/2007, Corriere della Sera - Milano: Quanti omofobi, e Capleton è il «Profeta»
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09/05/2007, Manifesto, Il: NO A CONCERTI DI CAPLETON
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09/05/2007, Giorno, Il (Milano): Capleton apre la lunga estate del reggae Il predicatore rasta sul palco
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09/05/2007, Giorno, Il (Milano): Capleton apre la lunga estate del reggae Il predicatore rasta sul palco
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09/05/2007, Repubblica, La: La protesta
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09/05/2007, Giornale, Il: Rassegna reggae, il primo è Capleton
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08/05/2007, Stampa, La: Quel cantante giamaicano che scandalizza il mondo
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08/05/2007, Stampa, La: Capleton all'Hiroshima
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08/05/2007, La Repubblica: "rinunciamo a capleton"
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08/05/2007, La Repubblica: Minerba: "solo operazioni commerciali"
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08/05/2007, La Repubblica: "capleton omofobo"
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08/05/2007, ANSA: MUSICA:OMOFOBO CAPLETON INAUGURA FESTIVAL REGGAE SUMMERTIME
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07/05/2007, La Repubblica: Capleton, il profeta reggae che canta contro i gay
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03/05/2007, De Volkskrant: Politie volgt concert reggaezanger wegens discriminatie
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28/04/2007, Il Corriere della Sera - Bologna: FRANCO GRILLINI «Nessuna scusante, avrebbero dovuto sapere»
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28/04/2007, Il Domani di Bologna: Quel reggae omofobo
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28/04/2007, La Repubblica: Gay: "Capleton? E' reggae omofobico"
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28/04/2007, Il Corriere della Sera - Bologna: IL REGGAE ANTIGAY FA LITIGARE LA SINISTRA
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28/04/2007, Il Corriere della sera - Bologna: CAPLETON E BEENIE MAN Urlano «froci al rogo» ma li premiano come star
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28/04/2007, The Jamaica Observer: Mob beats cross-dresser
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28/04/2007, The Jamaica Observer: Pestaggio di un travestito, follia collettiva a Falmouth, Trelawny - Jamaica
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22/04/2007, The Jamaica Observer: The Rasta view on homosexuality?
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22/04/2007, The Jamaica Observer: Il punto di vista Rasta sull’omosessualità?
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18/04/2007, Reggae Zion: Essere gay in Jamaica è uguale ad essere morto
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17/04/2007, Yahoo! News - Planet Out: To be gay in Jamaica "to be dead"
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14/04/2007, La Repubblica: Elephant Man in Italia
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13/04/2007, St. Lucia Star Online: St. Lucia: Security minister urged to cancel Sizzla concert
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12/04/2007, Gay City news: Anti-Gay Melee in Jamaica
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12/04/2007, Advocate.com: Antigay violence at funeral in Jamaica
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03/04/2007, The Jamaica Observer: Anti-gay attack
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30/03/2007, The Guardian : Cricket, murder and a very British copper
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24/03/2007, Il Mattino: Cricket, riti voodoo e ct strangolato
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24/03/2007, Il Gazzettino online: GIALLO IN GIAMAICA
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02/03/2007, World Music Central: Thoughts About Censorship for Music Freedom Day 2007
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15/02/2007, J-Flag, Kingston - Jamaica: Ennesimo abuso da parte della polizia giamaicana, stavolta di natura omofobica.
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08/02/2007, Freemuse: United Kingdom: City council proposes ban on 'murder music'
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27/12/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Rights groups rap police abuse
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23/12/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Witnesses missing in police murder trial
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02/12/2006, The Indipendent: Perry Henzell is dead
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01/12/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Central Kingston residents protest 'police brutality'
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10/11/2006, Denverpost.com: Anti-gay violence condoned
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01/09/2006, Murderfree.org: Sean Paul - Tribute to Murdered Jamaicans
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31/07/2006, Reggae-news.net: NO ES RACISMO PERSEGUIR A BEENIE MAN por Peter Tatchell
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06/07/2006, The Independent: Reggae stars banned after breaking gay hate pledge
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01/07/2006, The Wire: Violenza sessuale su donne e ragazze in Jamaica
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01/07/2006, The Wire: Sexual violence against women and girls in Jamaica
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28/06/2006, il Messaggero: L’Arcigay: «Banton incita all’odio, non deve cantare»
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28/06/2006, Il Gazzettino: Arcigay contro il reggae omofobo di Buju Banton
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16/06/2006, Internazionale: Circondati dall'odio
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17/05/2006, La Gazzetta di Parma: L'altra Giamaica
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21/04/2006, BBC: In Conversation with Buju Banton
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22/03/2006, The Christian Science monitor: Caribbean's bittersweet new reality
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16/03/2006, The Christian Science monitor: Jamaica moves to stop the killings
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16/03/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: UNICEF concerned with Jamaica's child labour figure
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16/03/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: A year of grief
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16/03/2006, The Jamaica Observer: Junor wants child murders made a capital offence
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14/03/2006, The Jamaica Observer: Portia takes office March 30
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13/03/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Solution to crime Jamaica's most pressing need - survey
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10/03/2006, The New York Times: Mortimo Planno, 85, a Rastafarian Leader, Is Dead
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10/03/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: 'US human rights report is flawed'
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09/03/2006, 365Gay.com: Four Arrested In Gay Jamaican AIDS Worker Murder
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09/03/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Firearms top Crime Stop report
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09/03/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: US bashes Jamaica's human rights record
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08/03/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Rasta icon Mortimo Planno is dead
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07/03/2006, The Jamaica Observer: US upgrades Ja to tier two in human trafficking
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06/03/2006, The Jamaica Observer: Another child murdered
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06/03/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Police on alert
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05/03/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Police Federation condemns six-y-o girl's murder
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04/03/2006, Reggae Zion: DIRITTI E RECIPROCHE LIBERTA'
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28/02/2006, The Jamaica Observer: Cabinet, UK MP, private sector groups hail Portia
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28/02/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Jamaica Labour Party unfazed by Simpson Miller's victory
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28/02/2006, BBC news: Jamaica: A chronology of key events
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28/02/2006, El Pais: Una mujer gobernará por primera vez Jamaica tras ganar las elecciones internas de su partido
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27/02/2006, Scotsman.com: Jamaica to get woman prime minister for the first time
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26/02/2006, BBC news: Jamaica to get first woman leader
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26/02/2006, Toronto Star: Jamaica getting first female PM
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26/02/2006, The Miami Herald: Jamaica will have island's first female head of government
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26/02/2006, CBC News: Jamaica to get first woman prime minister
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25/02/2006, USA Today: Jamaica poised to get 1st female leader
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25/02/2006, The Miami Herald: Two in Cabinet lead race for prime minister
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19/02/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Sex work on the rise - The stud and women clients
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18/02/2006, : Francis Tulloch says Portia best ever minister
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16/02/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: No same sex unions says Government of Jamaica
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15/02/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: 'Unholy union'
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15/02/2006, The Jamaica Observer: Church warns against gay marriage
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06/02/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Anti-crime community initiative to be launched
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01/02/2006, The Jamaica Observer: Murders the target
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29/01/2006, The Jamaica Observer: Jamaica upset with EU
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26/01/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Schools in fear
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20/01/2006, The Jamaica Star: Buju Banton freed of assault charge
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20/01/2006, The Jamaica Observer: Jamaica's stability important to US
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20/01/2006, Yardflex.com: Dancehall Artiste Buju Banton Freed of Assault Charge
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19/01/2006, Claudemills.com: BUJU BANTON FREED OF GAY ASSAULT CHARGE
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19/01/2006, BBC news: Hard return for Jamaica drugs mule
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19/01/2006, BBC Radio 4: It's My Story
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14/01/2006, Reggaerevolution.it: 2005 NUOVO RECORD DI OMICIDI IN JAMAICA
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14/01/2006, Human Rights Watch: JAMAICA: UCCISO ATTIVISTA PER I DIRITTI UMANI
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11/01/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Kraal cops back
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10/01/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: 'Police moving in'
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10/01/2006, The Jamaica Observer: 2005 tourism's best year ever, says Pennicook
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10/01/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: La polizia si trasferisce
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08/01/2006, The Jamaica Observer: Media heads suggest review of mob coverage
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08/01/2006, BresciaOggi: Tornata in paese la salma di Travaini
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06/01/2006, WOAI.com: Ya 'Mon: Jamaica is Murder Capital of the World
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05/01/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Plan to cut murder in Jamaica
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04/01/2006, Taxi 109 news: Risarcimento in arrivo
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04/01/2006, 365Gay.com: Anti-Gay Violence Claims Another Life In Jamaica
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02/01/2006, Jamaica Gleaner: Jamaica awaits Government's new anti-crime plans
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01/01/2006, Reggae Revolution: NON TUTTA LA DANCEHALL E' SPAZZATURA
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01/01/2006, The Jamaica Observer: Patterson in last New Year's message sees new hope for a secure Jamaica
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31/12/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Police federation pledges support to Grantley Waite's family
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30/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'Cyaan tek it nuh more'
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29/12/2005, CBC.ca: Controversial cop turns rapper in Jamaica
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29/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Eight killed in 24 hours in Jamaica
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29/12/2005, The Jamaica Observer: More than 1,650 murders in Jamaica
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29/12/2005, Yahoo! News: Jamaican Police Officer Becomes Rap Artist
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28/12/2005, BresciaOggi: Giamaica, l’ultimo viaggio di Luigi
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26/12/2005, Taxi 109 news: OTTO POLIZIOTTI IN STATO DI FERMO
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26/12/2005, Taxi 109 news: Smirnoff : Non va!
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25/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Murder and the youths
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25/12/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Smirnoff Experience - TOK earns ire of promoters
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24/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'Unbiased jury'in Jamaica
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20/12/2005, The Jamaica Observer: EU funds anti-hanging lobby
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18/12/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Jamaica ratifies treaty banning violence against women
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17/12/2005, BresciaOggi: La salma di Travaini tornerà tra un mese
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16/12/2005, BresciaOggi: Un’attesa straziante Nessuna novità sul caso dell’albergatore ucciso
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15/12/2005, BresciaOggi: Travaini tornerà in Italia
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14/12/2005, BresciaOggi: «L’episodio fa crescere la tensione »
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14/12/2005, BresciaOggi: L’assassinio resta ancora avvolto dal mistero Non si trova l’arma nè un movente plausibile
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14/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Study: Kids of imprisoned women suffer
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14/12/2005, BresciaOggi: «C’è il buio sulla morte di Luigi»
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13/12/2005, BresciaOggi: Bresciano accoltellato a morte in Giamaica
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13/12/2005, BresciaOggi: Bresciano ammazzato in Giamaica
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13/12/2005, BresciaOggi: Rabbia anche nell’isola Sui giornali giamaicani il delitto apre un «caso»
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12/12/2005, The Guardian: We will pay for cheap bananas with prisons, fear and fragmentation
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12/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Negril hotelier slain
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10/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: DAY 30
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09/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: DAY 29
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09/12/2005, Gaywired.com: AIDs Campaigner Found Dead After Abduction in Jamaica
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09/12/2005, Scoop indipendent news: UN deplores killing of AIDS activist in Jamaica
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08/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: DAY 28
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06/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: DAY 26
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06/12/2005, The Guardian : Jamaican gay activist shot dead after being abducted
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04/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: No crime on Jamaica Gleaner, Sunday Gleaner front pages
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03/12/2005, Jamaicans.com: KRAAL TRIAL LATEST
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03/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: WEEK FIVE WRAP-UP
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02/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: DAY 24
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02/12/2005, PlanetOut.com: AIDS activist slain in Jamaica
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01/12/2005, Christian Aid: Jamaican HIV defender murdered on eve of World AIDS Day
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01/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: DAY 23
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01/12/2005, 365Gay.com : Gay AIDS Advocate Murdered In Jamaica
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01/12/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Thirty cops to account for missing weapons
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26/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Kraal trial - Jamaican Deputy Commissioner Mark Shields admits 'briefing' trial witnesses
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26/11/2005, Scotsman.com: Jamaica hits murder record
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26/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: St James murder toll now 115
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25/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Statements from cops not admitted into evidence
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25/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Nicholson says he's ready to apologise to Michael Gayle's mom
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25/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Nicholson says he's ready to apologise to Michael Gayle's mom
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25/11/2005, Washington Post: Showing a Different Side of 'Jamrock'
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25/11/2005, Chicago Sun-times: Damian Marley firmly rooted in traditional reggae
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24/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Witness says...
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24/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 1,476 MURDERS in Jamaica
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24/11/2005, The Guardian: EU sugar farmers demand higher pay-outs
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24/11/2005, Jamaicans.com: LAST YEAR’S DEATH FIGURE SURPASSED
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24/11/2005, United Press Internationatl: Jamaica's murder rate hits all-time high
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23/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Cop says man shot dead while being searched
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22/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: DAY 16
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22/11/2005, Jamaicans.com: POLICE SEARCH FOR 20 MISSING GIRLS
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22/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Gun allegedly found at Crawle tested more than two years after incident
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20/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: The Michael Gayle debacle
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20/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Fewer females going to prison as drug mule trade declines
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20/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: 15 murders to new record
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20/11/2005, The Boston Globe: In a climate of homophobia, Caribbean opens path for gays
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19/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Cop testifies against Adams
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19/11/2005, Jamaicans.com: SCHOOLS CLOSE DUE TO VIOLENCE
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19/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: WEEK THREE WRAP-UP
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18/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: DAY 14
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18/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Student shot by gunmen still fears for her safety
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18/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Tenement terror
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18/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Few cops jailed for shootings
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18/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: It's disappointing, says JFJ
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18/11/2005, San Francisco Chronicles: Old anti-gay laws up for debate in Jamaica
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17/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: DAY 13
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17/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Three mid-morning murders as Jones Town violence flares
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17/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Shanice gives rivetting testimony
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17/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Witnesses saw cops drive off with teen
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16/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Legal wranglings delay testimony in Crawle trial
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15/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: TEAR-GASSED!
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15/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: DAY 11
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15/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: DAY 11
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13/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Crawle Trial
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13/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Crime - the reason why Jamaicans emigrate
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12/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Junor agrees to national debate on sexuality but.
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12/11/2005, SOS Jamaica: RAMBO ALLA SBARRA
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11/11/2005, The Village Voice: Balancing Act
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11/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Adams reports coming under fire from 10 gunmen
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11/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Government failed to protect Gayle from torture
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11/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'State guilty'
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11/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: DAY NINE
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10/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Police recorder malfunctions in court
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09/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: 10 year-old prosecution witness unable to take stand
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09/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: DAY 7
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08/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Central Kgn shootings shake truce
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08/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Witness says police never told 'Chen Chen' was at Crawle house
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06/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: TRAPPED: LEGAL CONSTRAINTS VS CONSCIENCE - Defence dilemma
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05/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: WEEK ONE WRAP-UP
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05/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL DAY FIVE
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04/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Eight murdered in 24 hours
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04/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: The mayhem continues
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04/11/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Retired cop says he knew 'Chen Chen' was wanted after second interview
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03/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: KRAAL TRIAL: DAY THREE
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01/11/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: PNP linked to 'Bulbie'
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31/10/2005, The Jamaica Observer: 'Bulbie' shot dead
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30/10/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Gunmen used by evil forces
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30/10/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: We forgive the murderer
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29/10/2005, inq7.net: Indian and Filipino trainee priests murdered in Jamaica
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28/10/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Two Missionaries of the Poor priests shot, one dead
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26/10/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Sugar fall-out
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16/10/2005, The Jamaica Observer: EU/ACP parliamentarians to visit to talk trade, crime
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16/10/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Salutando Sasha-Kaye
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16/10/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Saying goodbye to Sasha-Kaye
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16/10/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Piangendo per i nostri bambini
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16/10/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Crying for our children
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14/10/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Rape victim murdered
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12/10/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Mother accuses cop of murder
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12/10/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Ignorance is the main cause of Jamaica's social problems, says Errol Morrison
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10/10/2005, The Jamaica Observer: UNICEF urges Jamaica's gunmen to leave children out of their 'warfare'
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08/10/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Army chief says...Tivoli mother of all garrisons
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08/10/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'Chubby Dread' killed
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08/10/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Fire for fire! JDF Rear Admiral warns criminals
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06/10/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Four family members killed
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06/10/2005, The Jamaica Observer: JLP seeks meeting with army, police to discuss Tivoli incident
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06/10/2005, Pravda.ru: Gunmen killed four relatives in Jamaica
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02/10/2005, Contactmusic.com: REGGAE STAR TO STAND TRIAL
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01/10/2005, Yahoo! News: Reggae Star Faces Assault Charges
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01/10/2005, BBC news: Reggae star affronta processo per pestaggio
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01/10/2005, BBC news: Extra UK funds for Jamaica police
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01/10/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Buju Banton mobbed by fans outside court
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01/10/2005, BBC news: Reggae star faces assault trial
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29/09/2005, Gaywired.com: Reggae Star Gay Attack Trial Will Test Jamaica’s Gay Rights Stance
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29/09/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Gunmen murder six women in four days
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29/09/2005, Gaywired.com: Il processo alla reggae star per l'attacco ai gay metterà alla prova la posizione della Giamaica nei confronti dei diritti dei gay
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25/09/2005, The Jamaica Observer: JFJ wants outside probe of police shootings
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23/09/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Buju Banton charged with assault
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23/09/2005, The Scotsman: Reggae star denies attacking gays
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23/09/2005, Yahoo! UK & Ireland: Reggae star is charged with assault
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22/09/2005, The Jamaica Star: BADLY BEATEN BY COPS?
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21/09/2005, RJR: Buju Banton charged with assault, offered bail
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15/09/2005, CNN: 65 dead in Jamaica gang violence
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15/09/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 12 KILLED IN A DAY
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15/09/2005, CNN: 65 dead in Jamaica gang violence
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14/09/2005, Jamaicans.com: MAJESTY GARDENS RESIDENTS PROTEST
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13/09/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Soldier freed of murder
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11/09/2005, The Jamaica Observer: The new 10: Who are they?
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08/09/2005, Radio Jamaica: Suspect apprehended for Bogle’s murder
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03/09/2005, The Jamaica Observer: 223 arrests, 114 firearms seized by Kingfish since last October
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02/09/2005, Radio Jamaica: Deadline for anti human trafficking measures arrives
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23/08/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: One murder every six hours!
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11/08/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Sumfest penalised for Sizzla ' s gay-bashing
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05/08/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'If I go back to Jamaica I will be killed'
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04/08/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Murder figure passes 1,000
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04/08/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Standing against crime in island's murder capital
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04/08/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'People need to come forward'
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31/07/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Police kill four in Portmore
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25/07/2005, The Jamaica Star: SIZZLA'S double delight
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22/07/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Kraal cop cover-up?
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19/07/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Seven-year-old girl shot dead by gunman
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12/07/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Kraal trial October 31
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01/07/2005, Il Manifesto: "Sunsplash", altro che musica assassina
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01/07/2005, Il Manifesto: Sizzla ospite non gradito in Francia
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30/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: Two primary school girls sexually assaulted and killed
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30/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: Due bambine della scuola elementare violentate ed uccise
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30/06/2005, Panorama: Perché avete tradito Bob Marley?
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29/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: Sizzla Kolonja lyrics blamed for cancellation of Paris reggae festival
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29/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: Reggae festival di Parigi cancellato a causa delle liriche di Sizzla Kalonji
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28/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: Human Rights Groups not opposed to getting rid of preliminary enquiries
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28/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: I gruppi per i diritti umani non si oppongono all'abolizione delle inchieste preliminari
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27/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 845 murdered
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27/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: UK writes off $700m debt
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27/06/2005, The Jamaica Observer: 'I don't have all the answers to crime'
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27/06/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Murder tally surpasses 800
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27/06/2005, The Jamaica Observer: We want to stop carrying water, say rural residents
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26/06/2005, The Jamaica Observer: The children of Jamaica's sex trade
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25/06/2005, La Repubblica: Il reggae si scopre intollerante
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25/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: US team coming to discuss human trafficking issue
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23/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Infant killed in wild gunfire
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23/06/2005, The Herald Tribune: Miami Haitian group going to Jamaica for refugee talks
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23/06/2005, Sun-Sentinel.com: Jamaica repatriates 283 Haitian migrants
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23/06/2005, Il Messaggero: E alla rassegna dell’Arci canta Sizzla il giamaicano che odia i gay
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23/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Fourth victim killed in ongoing feud
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22/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Analyse sex tourism, says JLP shadow Cabinet
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21/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: US bars Air J trio - Accused of human trafficking
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21/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: President of Rotary Club of Negril killed
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21/06/2005, Trinidad & Tobago Express: Jamaica AG: Abolish or make death penalty mandatory
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21/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: Dead toddler identified
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20/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Five murdered on the weekend
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20/06/2005, Troublezine.it: JAMAICA OMOFOBICA
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20/06/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Reneto Adams will walk - Amnesty Int'l
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20/06/2005, Il Gazzettino: Rototom senza Beenieman
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20/06/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Reneto Adams will walk - Amnesty Int'l
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19/06/2005, La Repubblica: Arcigay, stavolta niente scuse Sizzla cancellato da Metarock
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18/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Double murder in High Mountain
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17/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Standard of living inches up in Ja
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16/06/2005, La Repubblica: Arcigay la spunta su Capleton
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16/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: Govt./Opposition talks on hanging postponed
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15/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: Police nab a 'most wanted' in St. Andrew South
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15/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Forensic report of Flanker's police shooting with DPP
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12/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: New crime-fighting legislation to be introduced
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10/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Ja to act on US report
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10/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: BSI investigating controversial 'police killing' in August Twn
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10/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Student gangs target inner-city schools
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10/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: Mayor Notice renews call for gun amnesty
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09/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Three men held for Bayshore Park murders
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09/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: One more dead from Buck Twn shooting
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09/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: JFJ warns of problems to set up Police Oversight Authority
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09/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: Commissioner of Police fails to show for meeting in Spanish Town
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08/06/2005, BBC news: France cancels reggae star shows
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08/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: PM says no mass gun slinging
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08/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: Capleton concerts cancelled because of protests
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07/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Two slain in Buck Town shooting
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07/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Murder mania
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05/06/2005, Yahoo! News: Jamaica Decries U.S. Human Traffic Report
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04/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Five cops removed from front-line duty
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04/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Ja faces heavy US sanctions
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04/06/2005, The Voice: iTunes exec tells Buju Banton to take a hike
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04/06/2005, El Pais: EE UU acusa a 14 países de no combatir el tráfico de personas
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04/06/2005, Los Angeles Times: U.S. Cites 4 Gulf Allies in Human-Trafficking Report
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03/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: Teen boy’s death prompts protest by Hermitage residents
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03/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Justice 10 years later
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03/06/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Mystery surrounds death of JDF soldier
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02/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: JDF soldier shot dead on Mountain View Ave
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01/06/2005, Human Rights Watch: European Union: Parliament Calls on Jamaica to End Violence and Homophobia
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01/06/2005, Radio Jamaica: You must sign!
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31/05/2005, Radio Jamaica: Don accused of killing 'Bogle' shot dead
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31/05/2005, Radio Jamaica: Political and legislative arms now required to dissociate from criminals
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30/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Under siege
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29/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'We will tell it to the police'
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29/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'Million-Woman March'
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26/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Latest Amnesty report maintains attack on JCF
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26/05/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Pride of Jamaica
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26/05/2005, The New Zealand Herald: Jamaican businesses shut down to protest crime
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26/05/2005, The New Zealand Herald: Serrata degli operatori economici per protestare contro il crimine
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23/05/2005, The Jamaica Observer: JEF ready to assist in crime fight
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23/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Sitting ducks? Another cop gunned down
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20/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Ja in line for another record year of homicides
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20/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Cops tear-gas Corletts Rd residents
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19/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'Zekes' detained; linked to double murder
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19/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Corletts Road residents protest
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18/05/2005, Yahoo! News: Sizzla avoids jail for Jamaican cursing conviction
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14/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Woman shot by policeman awarded millions in damages
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13/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Marked for death?
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12/05/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Jamaica to lose AIDS funding
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12/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: UNICEF plan to combat violence against children
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12/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Two men convicted of capital murder
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11/05/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Inner-city groups condemn police killings
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11/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Justice is blind, now mute?
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10/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Government not ruling out police powers for soldiers
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07/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'No to violent lyrics'
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05/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Brazen attacks
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05/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'It was a barrage of shots'
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03/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Lucius Thomas out to get corrupt cops
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02/05/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 4 killed in the West
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29/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner - Financial: Jamaica And The IMF
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26/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Act delays death row sentencing
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23/04/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Small increase in population last year
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23/04/2005, Nessuno Tocchi Caino: CARAIBI. INAUGURATA LA CORTE CARAIBICA DI GIUSTIZIA
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22/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Murders clear 500
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21/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Residents protest police shooting in West Kgn
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20/04/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Guns blaze downtown
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19/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Murders hurtle toward 500
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19/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Robbers meet grisly death
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19/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Fear grips Bayshore Park
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18/04/2005, The Barbados Advocate: CCJ INAUGURATED
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18/04/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Cautious welcome for regional court from JLP, JFJ
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18/04/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Triple murder
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18/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Vendetta! Three slain, girl injured in reprisal shootings
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17/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Gun deaths keep cops busy
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17/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'Great fear on the other side'
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17/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Moms take charge
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16/04/2005, The Miami Herald: In Caribbean, justice comes home
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16/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Shot and burned
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15/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: September date set for Kraal case
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14/04/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Rush hour murder
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14/04/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Guys Hill man shot dead
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13/04/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Another police shooting; another protest
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13/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: St James residents accuse cops of murder and arson
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12/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Spanish Town hails curfew
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12/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 29 killed last week
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09/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Terror in Mountain View
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08/04/2005, The Guardian: The reggae star rapist
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06/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Double murder in Hanover
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03/04/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Claim that J'ca has most churches worldwide a myth?
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02/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Probe continues into deadly prison riot
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01/04/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Warder, three inmates dead in attempted prison break
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01/04/2005, Radio Jamaica: New security measures for penal institutions
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31/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: CRIME REPORT
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29/03/2005, The Advocate: Jamaican juggernaut
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28/03/2005, Jamaicans.com: Sosjamaica, reggae people fighting for human rights
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27/03/2005, The Jamaica Observer: The search for answers
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26/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: One killed, one injured in Good Friday shootings
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24/03/2005, Radio Jamaica: Commissioner says army helping to contain crime
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24/03/2005, Radio Jamaica: HIV patients may soon be facing higher costs
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23/03/2005, Houston Cronicles - Associated Press: Jamaica police release dancehall singer Sizzla
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23/03/2005, Associated Press: El cantante de reggae Sizzla excarcelado en Jamaica
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23/03/2005, Radio Jamaica: Gunmen hijack bus and kill passenger
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23/03/2005, Edmonton Sun - AP: SIZZLA LIBERATO
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23/03/2005, Edmonton Sun - AP: SIZZLA FREED
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22/03/2005, Radio Jamaica: Sizzla's lawyers threaten action
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22/03/2005, BBC news: Police release reggae star Sizzla
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21/03/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Police urge Barbados government to prohibit Sizzla from entering country for concert
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19/03/2005, Agenzia EFE: Detienen al cantante de reggae Sizzla por tenencia ilegal armas
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19/03/2005, BBC -Caribbean.com: Beenie Man gets London reprieve
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18/03/2005, The Jamaica Observer: 'We're at war'
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18/03/2005, Radio Jamaica: Sizzla arrestato per armi illegali in August Town
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18/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'We are at war'
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18/03/2005, Radio Jamaica: Police continue to question Sizzla
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18/03/2005, Radio Jamaica: Sizzla in hot water over gun find
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18/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: “SIAMO IN GUERRA”
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17/03/2005, OutRage! : Beenie Man’s UK concerts cancelled
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16/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Another double murder in Hanover
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15/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Police probe funeral shooting
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14/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Cop slain in gun battle
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14/03/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Witness protection overhaul
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13/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Blood and bullets
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13/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: ...Six dead in east Kingston
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12/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Three murdered on March Pen Road
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11/03/2005, Radio Jamaica: Security Minister defends decision to recruit foreign cops
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11/03/2005, The Star: "LONGING FOR" JAH CURE RESTERA' IN CARCERE?
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09/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Killings continue in Spanish Town
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09/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Allen case goes to Court of Appeal
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08/03/2005, Radio Jamaica: Three killings in Spanish Town Monday night
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07/03/2005, The Indipendent: 'Murder music' silenced by a tough operator
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06/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: What about Adams?
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04/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Gun violence rocks electoral office
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04/03/2005, Radio Jamaica: Two killed in electoral office shooting
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04/03/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Electoral office shot up
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03/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Shocking report on sex crimes:
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02/03/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 28 persons murdered last week
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01/03/2005, The Jamaica Observer: New crime chiefs take up positions in the JCF today
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28/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: More dropouts
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26/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: A cry for justice
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26/02/2005, Il Manifesto: Il reggae scorretto
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25/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Man stabbed to death in St Ann
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25/02/2005, Jamaican Information Service: Improve Laws to Protect the Children - UNICEF Representative
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25/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Verdict in Janice Allen case stays
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25/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Two more die by the gun in Spanish Town
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25/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: ...Court wants independent body to probe police cases
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24/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: UNICEF identifies threats to Jamaica's children
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24/02/2005, The Miami Herald: A lifeline for drug trade's young victims
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24/02/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Jamaica urged to ensure better implementation of human rights measures
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24/02/2005, Radio Jamaica: Fresh violence in August Town
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22/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Attorney makes bid for retrial of Janice Allen case
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22/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Community mourns murder of Charlie Smith student
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18/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Suspect held in MoBay killing
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17/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Court frees cop of murder
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17/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Clark's Town residents baffled by killings
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17/02/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Survey planned to determine number of children with HIV in St Ann
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17/02/2005, Radio Jamaica: Ministry to investigate why Haitians are coming again
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16/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: LE LABEL PROMETTONO: NIENTE PiU' CANZONI CONTRO GLI OMOSESSUALI
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15/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Gunmen kill woman in 'Dunkirk' gang war
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15/02/2005, Radio Jamaica: New police measures to control troubled August Town
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15/02/2005, Radio Jamaica: Accused in Kiloncholly murders in court Thursday
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15/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Kilancholly murder accused could face additional charges
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15/02/2005, Villagevoice.com: Jah Division
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12/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: ACQUITTED
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12/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Mixed Response to verdict
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11/02/2005, Radio Jamaica: Police kill four gunmen in shootout
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11/02/2005, The Indipendent: Rastaman vibrations
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11/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Braeton trial - Jurors to visit Braeton death house
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10/02/2005, Gaywired.com: Reggae Deal to Halt Gay-Bash Lyrics
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10/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Family member confesses to Kilancholly murders
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10/02/2005, Radio Jamaica: JFJ Exec. Dir. receives death threat
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09/02/2005, Radio Jamaica: Breakthrough in Kilancholly murders
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09/02/2005, Rockol.it: UK, accordo tra gay ed industria reggae: basta con le canzoni omofobiche
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09/02/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Public reaction to foreign cops plan positive
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09/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Kilancholly family declares day of fasting ...To catch a killer
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09/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Firearms linked to murders
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08/02/2005, Il Manifesto: Ma gli etiopi restano fuori dal party
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08/02/2005, Il Manifesto: Happy birthday to Bob. Ma la festa è nel lusso sfrenato
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08/02/2005, Il Manifesto: AFRICA UNITE - Marley, le promesse e i vip
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08/02/2005, Reuters: Marley legacy of love clouded by homophobia, hatred
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08/02/2005, Reuters: L'eredità d'amore lasciata da Marley è offuscata dall'odio e dall'omofobia
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08/02/2005, VP Records: Stop Murder Music Coalition Suspended
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08/02/2005, BBC news: Deal to ban 'homophobic' reggae
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08/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Braeton trial - Ballistics specialist continues testimony
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07/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Killings mar 'violence-free' day
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07/02/2005, Columbia Daily Tribune: Music lovers celebrate Bob Marley’s birthday
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07/02/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Five murders on 'violence-free day'
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07/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Gunmen kill off-duty cop
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06/02/2005, This is London: Met's bid to end Yardie violence
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06/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'It's not a dancehall thing'
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06/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Children demand the death penalty
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06/02/2005, The New York Times: Marley's Ghost
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06/02/2005, Sun Sentinel: Jamaicans Get Together, Don't Feel All Right About Bob Marley
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06/02/2005, The Jamaica Observer: YOU KNOW YOU'RE GAY WHEN...
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04/02/2005, Advocate.com: Homophobic rapper jailed in Jamaica for profanity
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04/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Braeton trial
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04/02/2005, Advocate.com: RAPPER OMOFOBICO ARRESTATO PER BLASFEMIA
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04/02/2005, The Guardian: Redemption songs
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03/02/2005, Reggae Revolution: Sizzla in prigione
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03/02/2005, Radio Jamaica: Sizzla offered bail
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03/02/2005, The Miami Herald: Sizzla Sentenced for Using Profanity
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03/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: The CCJ and the constitution:
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03/02/2005, Gay City news: Jamaica Rights Advocates Tour U.S.
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03/02/2005, BBC news: Singer Sizzla jailed for swearing
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03/02/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Prime Minister announces year-long celebration of Bob Marley
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03/02/2005, Il Gazzettino: Pellegrinaggio per Bob Marley
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03/02/2005, Il Tempo: L’Africa celebra il Profeta del reggae
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02/02/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Two dead, four injured in Hanover shooting
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02/02/2005, Reuters: Reggae Star Sizzla Jailed in Jamaica for Profanity
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02/02/2005, SMH: Marley continues to unite from the grave
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01/02/2005, The Indipendent: Why Bob Marley can't rest in peace
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01/02/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Police probing another lead into St Mary murders
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31/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: New development in Braeton 7 trial
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31/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Dead cop's gun found in house
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31/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Fear stalks Kilancholly Mother of slain children cries out for justice
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31/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Urban cops help in Kilancholly, St. Mary
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31/01/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Marley and the anti-crime campaign
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30/01/2005, Liberazione: Robert Nesta Marley, exodus to Africa
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30/01/2005, Delawareonline.com: Digging up a controversy in Jamaica
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29/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'They were obedient and well-behaved'
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29/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: THE BRAETON 7 MURDER TRIAL:
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29/01/2005, Avvenire: Bob Marley e l'Occidente che guarda
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29/01/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Focus on Marley for National Jamaica Day
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29/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Children slain
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28/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Suspect in 'Bogle' killing arrested
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27/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Witness heard shots from inside house
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26/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: 'Gunshots and crying'
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25/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Braeton trial - 'Injuries not caused by assault'
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25/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Under curfew
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25/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Jamaica close to paying off IMF debt
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25/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: St. Catherine Chamber to discuss Spanish Town crime
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24/01/2005, Misna.org: RADDOPPIANO SPESE SANITARIE PER LE FAMIGLIE
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24/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Reaction to Bob's reburial
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24/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Bloody rampage
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22/01/2005, The Miami Herald: Beenie Man offers bounty
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22/01/2005, The Jamaica Observer: West Kingston has been transformed, says Golding
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21/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Bogle's last dance
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21/01/2005, Rolling Stone: Dancehall's Bogle Slain
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21/01/2005, The Jamaica Observer: 88 power theft arrests in 19 days
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21/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Braeton trial - Firearms tendered in evidence
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20/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: “Bigga” Ford testifies in Braeton Seven trial
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20/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Dancehall's Bogle shot dead
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20/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Braeton Seven trial heats up
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20/01/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Survey puts Jamaica among top international destinations for 2006
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19/01/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Jamaica on track to meet millennium development goals
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19/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Police change of command takes place Wednesday
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18/01/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Braeton trial starts
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18/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Edward Seaga to make final appearance in the House Tuesday
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17/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Murder toll soars
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17/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Bombshell in Braeton murder trial
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16/01/2005, The Boston Globe: In Jamaica, fatal attacks push homophobia into the open
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15/01/2005, The Guardian : 'Family to decide' on Bob Marley move
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14/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Debt portfolio at record high
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13/01/2005, The Guardian: Ethiopia reburial for Bob Marley
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13/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Taxi operators want Scotland Yard investigation
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13/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: More violence along Mountain View Avenue
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12/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Air Jamaica job cuts begin Wednesday
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11/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Thomas concerned about alleged police abductions
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11/01/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Edward Seaga leaves January 19
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11/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Murders jump with a third double killing
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11/01/2005, The Guardian : We won't desert them
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10/01/2005, The Royal Gazette: Travel agent defends raid on Jamaica charter flight
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09/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: More cops on missing men case
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07/01/2005, The age: Bashing the battyman
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07/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Justice delayed?
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06/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Probe intensifies into missing arrested mechanics
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06/01/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Major job cuts coming at Air Jamaica
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06/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: New twist in the Janice Allen case
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06/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Three shot dead in drive-by shooting
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05/01/2005, The Guardian: Their homophobia is our fault
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04/01/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Commissioner Thomas
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04/01/2005, Jamaica Gleaner: Double murder in Jones Town
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03/01/2005, Edmonton Sun: Murders up, commish out
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03/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Killings continue into New Year
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03/01/2005, Chicago Sun-Times: Jamaica's police chief quits after 8,560 murders on watch
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03/01/2005, The Buffalo News: Head of police quits over record homicides
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03/01/2005, Radio Jamaica: Jamaica’s new Police Commissioner?
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03/01/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Five murders in first two days of year
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02/01/2005, The Jamaica Observer: Forbes' exit welcomed
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02/01/2005, AP Latin America : Jamaica's Police Commissioner Resigns
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01/01/2005, Jamaicans.com: Jamaica 2004 Year in Review
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30/12/2004, The Jamaica Observer: Police being trained in how to apply force
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29/12/2004, The Jamaica Observer: More murders Monday in western Jamaica
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29/12/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: Murders soar on holiday weekend
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28/12/2004, The Washington Times: 6 killed in Jamaican ravine plunge
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28/12/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: Murders soar on holiday weekend
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27/12/2004, The Jamaica Observer: Sizzla Kolonji arrested for using expletives at stage show
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27/12/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: Sizzla charged for indecent language
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26/12/2004, The Jamaica Observer: Waiting in line
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19/12/2004, The Observer: Pride and prejudice
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19/12/2004, The Observer : Four weeks of trauma in a Jamaican jail
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17/12/2004, The Jamaica Observer: $149-m cut in funding for HIV/AIDS programmes worries Opposition
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16/12/2004, The Jamaica Observer: 400 Jamaica Producers workers to lose jobs today
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15/12/2004, The Black Music Council: Can music incite murder?
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15/12/2004, The Jamaica Observer: UN official urges regional action to halt land degradation
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14/12/2004, The Jamaica Observer: No charge yet for soldier accused of injuring five
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13/12/2004, The Sunday Gleaner - Jamaica: Black Music Council Defends DJ’s
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13/12/2004, The Jamaica Observer: Jamaica fighting AIDS stigma, says Junor
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11/12/2004, The New York Times: AIDS in Jamaica
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10/12/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: ... Recognising Int'l Human Rights Day
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10/12/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: Double murder in Jacks Hill
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09/12/2004, Advocate.com: Jamaica considers legislation to fight AIDS discrimination
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08/12/2004, The Jamaica Observer: Hurricane season had 49 deaths, US$2.2b in losses - CDERA
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02/12/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: Cops say shooting of 7-y-o was accidental
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02/12/2004, The New York Times: 'Hated to Death' in Jamaica
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01/12/2004, The Jamaica Observer: 5 UK cops for Kingfish
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29/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: 'Men on a Mission' conference denounces homosexuality
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29/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Twenty-seven murdered last week
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28/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: 'Opposition 'gutless' on death penalty issue'
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27/11/2004, The Jamaica Observer: Senate passes amendment removing mandatory death sentence
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27/11/2004, The Jamaica Observer: Put down your weapons, custos of St James pleads to gunmen
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26/11/2004, The Associated Press: Report Alleges Gay Abuse in Jamaica
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26/11/2004, Angola press: Abuse Against Gays in Jamaica Highlighted
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25/11/2004, BBC news: No apology from 'anti-gay' singer
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24/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: Gov't to champion women's rights
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23/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Health Ministry rejects Human Rights Watch report
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23/11/2004, BBC news: City seeks 'anti-gay' album ban
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22/11/2004, Contactmusic.com: BRITISH MINISTER SPEAKS OUT AGAINST 'HOMOPHOBIC' REGGAE STARS
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22/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: Murders of women, children skyrocket
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22/11/2004, Gaywired.com: Jamaica Denies Systemic Homophobia
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22/11/2004, BBC news: HIV warning over reggae lyrics
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21/11/2004, The Guardian: All Jamaicans are threatened by a culture of homophobia
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20/11/2004, The Jamaica Observer: St Ann police adopt 12 boys from poor homes
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20/11/2004, The Advocate: Discrimination against gay men is hampering HIV programs in Jamaica
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20/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: Gov't must open door for dialogue
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19/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Hurricane victims to be relocated
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19/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: Police in mourning
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19/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Controversy over hurricane aid
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18/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: 'We won't be bullied'
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18/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: Human Rights Watch proposals
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18/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Government takes umbrage at Human Rights Watch allegations
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17/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: DJs and gay rights groups talk it out
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17/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Police High Command comes out against gay abuse
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17/11/2004, The Jamaica Observer: US group says gays abused in Jamaica
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17/11/2004, The Miami Herald: Anti-gay mind-set is hindering fight against AIDS in Jamaica
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17/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: 'DISGRACEFUL'
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17/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: Media to mediate gay row
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16/11/2004, The Jamaica Observer: No systematic campaign against homosexuals, minister tells journalists in UK
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16/11/2004, Planet Out: Anti-gay hate fuels Jamaica HIV crisis
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16/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: NCU marches after student's murder
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15/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Jamaicans are not owed hurricane assistance
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15/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Twenty-six killed in one week
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15/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Security concerns increase after alleged murderer’s escape
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15/11/2004, The Nassau Guardian: Dead student to be flown home
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14/11/2004, The Jamaica Observer: Operation Airbridge extended
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14/11/2004, The Jamaica Observer: Airbridge won't take the mules
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14/11/2004, The Miami Herald: Jamaican victims still facing crisis after storm
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14/11/2004, The Jamaica Observer: Airports more secure, says UK expert
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14/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: Three shot dead, prisoner escapes
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12/11/2004, The Jamaica Observer: Alleged gun quarrel leaves 2 dead, six injured in Bottom Pen
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12/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Hurricane recovery donations top US $20 mil
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12/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: No covering up of police killings, says Nicholson
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11/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Amnesty joins the throng to help threatened eyewitness
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10/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Police shoot machete wielder
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10/11/2004, Black Information Link: Tatchell compares Sizzla to Hitler
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10/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Minister laments emerging culture of youth violence
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09/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Jamaicans for Justice concerned about witness death threats
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09/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: No progress in police investigations
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09/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: New lawyer to assist human rights group
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09/11/2004, Radio Jamaica: Appeal Court asked to quash DPP ruling
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07/11/2004, Trinidad & Tobago express: Region's crime capital?
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07/11/2004, The Observer: 'Murder music' stars dropped
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07/11/2004, The Observer : The roots of prejudice
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06/11/2004, The Guardian: Unite against homophobia
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04/11/2004, BBC news: Ban threat aborts Sizzla UK tour
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04/11/2004, Jamaica Gleaner: October ranked most violent in history
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04/11/2004, The Jamaica Obser
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