March 2003
Hijacker of Turkish Passenger Plane Surrenders to Authorities in Athens - 2003-03-29
A young Turkish man hijacked a passenger plane but surrendered in Athens after releasing all passengers unharmed. He claimed he wanted to go to Germany,…
Arrest of 65 Anti-War Protesters Outside the White House - 2003-03-27
On March 27, 2003, Washington police arrested 65 protesters against the war outside the White House, including two Nobel laureates and a prominent cleric. The…
Request for Asylum by Some Passengers of Hijacked Cuban Plane from the United States - 2003-03-21
A Cuban passenger plane was hijacked and landed in Florida, where several passengers may seek asylum. Six hijackers were charged in court. This incident highlights…
About 40 People Arrested on Charges of Involvement in the Assassination of the Prime Minister of Serbia
Approximately 40 individuals have been arrested in Serbia for their alleged involvement in the assassination of Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic, linked to organized crime. The…
Turkey's Supreme Court Bans Activities of Kurdish Party Due to Links with Turkish Kurdish Rebels - 2003-03-13
Turkey's Supreme Court has banned the activities of the HDP due to its ties with Kurdish rebels, imposing a five-year political ban on its leaders.…
Under the Microscope: Pursuing the Perpetrators of the Bombing in Argentina - 2003-03-12
The article discusses the issuance of arrest warrants for Iranian officials linked to the bombing of a Jewish cultural center in Argentina, highlighting that legal…
U.S. Federal Court Ruling: Detainees at Guantanamo Are Not Entitled to U.S. Legal Rights - 2003-03-12
The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that Guantanamo detainees, suspected of terrorism, do not have U.S. legal rights. This decision affects foreign nationals from countries…
Fifteen Arrested on Charges of Membership in the Banned Islamic Jihad Group in Egypt
Fifteen individuals have been arrested in Egypt for allegedly being part of the banned Islamic Jihad group, linked to past terrorist activities including the assassination…
Bombing in the Philippines Results in Death - March 7, 2003
A bombing in the Philippines led to the death of the bomber and injuries to two construction workers. This incident occurred amidst ongoing police efforts…
An Inside Look: Interview with Mohammad Sharif Regarding the Trial of Narges Mohammadi - 2003-03-05
Narges Mohammadi, a prominent activist and journalist's wife, is on trial in a closed session of the Islamic Revolutionary Court, facing serious charges including actions…
Trial of 19 Members of the '17 November' Group Begins
The trial of 19 members of the Greek terrorist group '17 November' has commenced, with charges related to violent actions in Athens. If convicted, they…
Human Rights Defenders Say Chinese Dissident Zhang Qi Residing in the U.S. Has Been Released - 2003-03-02
Zhang Qi, a Chinese dissident living in the U.S., has been released from detention in China after eight months. Her release follows the denial of…