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NEWS > 22 February 2007

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MEXICO CITY: A major international human rights group on Tuesday urged Oaxaca state officials to thoroughly investigate allegations police used excessive force to quell a violent anti-government protest last week.

Demonstrators demanding the state governor resign clashed with police July 16 during a march toward the venue of an international folk festival in Oaxaca city. It was the worst outbreak of violence in the troubled Mexican city since November.

The Televisa network showed images of police and protesters hurling rocks and officers kicking and clubbing some of those... Read more

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Policeman pleads not guilty to

The Wagga Wagga policeman facing assault charges over the arrest of a man three years ago has entered a plea of not guilty and is due to face court in April.

Constable Chris Jackson's solicitor entered the plea in Wagga Local Court yesterday.

The officer is facing charges of assault occasioning actual bodily harm and maliciously inflicting grievous bodily harm.

The charges relate to a year long Police Integrity Commission inquiry into Wagga police and injuries suffered by Alan Hathaway during his arrest by police.

Constable Jackson has been suspended on full pay since December 2005.

 

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