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News roundup — April 22, 2013

Canada

Twice convicted sex offender poised to be first Canadian convicted of child sex tourism, Toronto Star

Out of court settlement in groundbreaking case leaves sperm donor laws unclear, The National Post

Court rules Ottawa did not 'trample the rights' of would-be immigrants in clearing back log, Chronicle Herald


United States

Boston benefited from preparedness law allowing medical resources to be pooled quickly in wake of bombing, Reuters

Immigration lawyer accused of visa fraud, arrested, Reuters


International

Nigerians cannot proceed with human rights complaint against Shell: court, Reuters

Lawyer says Kuwait opposition politician was granted bail in case accusing him of insulting current leader, Reuters

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