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Fate of investigators in balance at U.N. rights body

] - 20. Marzo 2007 - 10:50

GENEVA (Reuters) - Cuba is leading a bid by a number of countries to strip the Human Rights Council of its power to investigate and condemn violations, a move some activists warn could jeopardize the whole U.N.'s credibility.

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