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freedom from prosecution

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In turn, Holbrooke promised Karadzic freedom from prosecution by the ICTY, and that his Serbian Democratic Party would not be prevented from taking part in elections, the document claims.
While appreciative of the preceding generation of gay advocates who fought for and won the greater social tolerance and freedom from prosecution enjoyed today, Malebranche believes that the gay community has become a "cultural and political movement that promotes anti-male feminism, victim mentality, and leftist politics.
Sinn Fein want concessions including freedom from prosecution for on-the-run terrorists
 
 
 
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