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But it demonstrated some official effort to end gross miscarriages of justice, which have battered public confidence in courts, said Nicholas Bequelin, a senior researcher for Human Rights Watch, an advocacy group.

The primaries this year come against a backdrop of sliding oil prices, which have battered the economy of Africa's top oil exporter, and an Islamist insurgency raging in the north.

Suspecting Iran is developing nuclear weapons capability, Washington and its allies have imposed tough embargoes on the country, which have battered the national economy.

Engineers are working to reconnect power to around 1,000 properties in north Wales cut off since the Boxing Day gales which have battered much of Britain.

She said that she has had to work hard to weather the recession, which has battered businesses, both big and small.

The other way that the central bank had hoped to bolster the economy was to weaken the yen, which has battered the nation's export industry.

Even drug-related violence, which has battered Mexico's reputation in recent years, has been quietly relegated down the news agenda.Not so on the internet.

TOKYO — Japan took steps on Wednesday to help its economy ride out a surge in the yen, which has battered the country's export-led economy.

Times were good for the Sunday tabloid, which had battered its red top rivals with a succession of scoops and just been named Newspaper of the Year.

Many Kenyans were hoping they would strike a compromise and end the turmoil, which has battered the economy and threatened to reverse decades of stability.

The recession, which has battered the finances of the region's technology companies as well as the airlines, deserves some of the blame.