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News roundup — October 11, 2012

Canada

Internet surveillance bill won't see a Parliament debate, The Globe and Mail

B.C. needs to 'do better' for victims of domestic violence, Premier says, Vancouver Sun

N.S. human rights commission investigating alleged racial remark made by Shelbourne Mayor, The Chronicle Herald


United States

Supreme Court Justice speaks out on campus affirmative action, Reuters

Pressure on lawmakers in meningitis scare, Reuters


International

Human Rights Watch says Nigeria, Islamists likely committed crimes against humanity, Reuters

Bosnian warlord banned from politics: Croatia court, Reuters

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