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MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. – Mount Vernon officials, parents and teachers rallied around Interim Schools Superintendent Judith Johnson on Friday as she called for justice after Mahopac students acted inappropriately during and after a loss in the Section 1 championship semifinal.
Johnson said that both school districts are continuing the investigation into the Feb. 27 incident, which saw several Mahopac students – eight of whom have already been suspended and assigned sensitivity training – sharing racist Tweets after their school narrowly fell to the Knights 43-40.
Some of the tamer of the racist Tweets read, "That's why you shouldn't let monkeys out of their cages," and "tough loss boys, but at least we can talk to our dads about it." Another included a picture of pennies, intimating that it was a Mount Vernon family's income.
According to Johnson and members of the basketball team, aside from the Tweets, there were racist comments from the other team, and the crowd, more than 400 strong, came dressed in all white, and turned their back when the Knights were introduced.
"That's what they think of us," Johnson said after going over the facts of the case in the Frederick Pierce Board Room. "These actions are being discussed around the country. This is a teachable moment for America."
Representatives from Mount Vernon and Mahopac met with state officials from the Commissioner of Education's Office on Thursday to outline how to best move forward.
The principals of each high school have agreed to meet to continue the investigation, and both Boards of Education will seek council with a third party to discuss the incident. Additionally, a meeting of both student governments has been arranged to determine how to use this as a teachable moment. Johnson is also planning to seek the opinion of the state Division of Human Rights to determine if there were any violations of the law.
The interim superintendent stood by her assertion that the Mahopac boys basketball team should also serve a full-year suspension, an outcome, which seems unlikely.
"We're seeking legal guidance from our lawyers to see what litigation is available to us,' she said. "We're focusing on the law. Kids need to know that in Mahopac, if you break the law, you are going to be punished."
Johnson, Mount Vernon varsity head coach Bob Cimmino and his team were praised by the audience and elected officials for attacking the issues head on and not ducking away from it. Mayor Ernest Davis said that this incident shows that society may have a larger problem on its hands.
"Thank you for standing up and being courageous. Is this an isolated incident, or a cancer that just showed itself. You have to look past this incident and connect some dots," he said. "We may find that we, as a society, have a lot to get done."
Brenda Crump, a member of the Mount Vernon Board of Education, said that the fight the district is putting up will be a good example for students.
"We have the opportunity to fuel or smother this incident, and we've chosen to smother it," she said. "Our kids know that they are somebody and won't let anybody treat them like nobody."
Mount Vernon boys basketball team will face off against Union-Endicott at 5:45 p.m. on Saturday in Binghamton in the state tournament.
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Cairo: An Egyptian Islamist has attempted to set his fellow employee on fire after she angered him by programming a pro-army ringtone in her mobile phone, said police on Saturday.
The suspect, a follower of the Muslim Brotherhood to which the ousted president Mohammad Mursi belongs, frequently scolded his workmate at a pharmaceutical company in the coastal city of Alexandria for using the ringtone inspired by a popular song that praises the army, who deposed the Islamist leader in July.
The 23-year-old woman reported to the police that her colleague, a salesman, had insulted her before throwing petrol at her in a bid to torch her, the online edition of state-run newspaper Al Ahram reported.
The woman's account was backed up by two witnesses, according to the report. Police also seized three petrol bottles, a knife and a paper cutter inside the suspected assailant's car.
The song May God Reward the Hands has become widely popular in Egypt since the army toppled Mursi on July 3 following massive street protests against his one-year-old rule. The song has recently triggered fights between the army's opponents and backers in several areas of Egypt, according to local media.
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Joseph's Dining
- Address:
1606 S. 8th St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80905Neighborhood:
Colorado Springs
- Cuisine:
ContinentalPrice: $30 and under
Joseph's Dining
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://josephsdining.com/
- Phone: (719) 630-3631
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday-Friday 11am-2pm
Dinner: Monday-Saturday 5-9pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Continental, American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Joseph's Dining
Casual dining at its finest, featuring both American and Continental cuisine. Within the inviting fireside setting, indulge in such classics as "The Famous Pepper Steak Flambé" and Caesar Salad made from Joseph's own secret recipe.Continued
Open for Lunch (Mon-Fri 11-2pm) & Dinner (Mon-Sat 5-9pm) w/Full bar available; All major credit cards accepted.
Open for Lunch (Mon-Fri 11-2pm) & Dinner (Mon-Sat 5-9pm) w/Full bar available; All major credit cards accepted.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
- Diners' Choice WinnerNeigborhood Gem
- Diners' Choice WinnerRomantic
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Joseph's Dining reviews from OpenTable diners
13 reviews since July 26, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.4
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (9)neighborhood gem (8)fit for foodies (7)romantic (7)good for groups (6)great for lunch (4)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Very Disappointedbirdlady1Dined on 6/15/2013Joseph prepared our spinach salad tableside & never spoke a word. He started one pepper steak cooking & disappeared. The meat was on so long unattended it started to smoke & people were looking. Another waiter noticed and turned the steak which was burned black on the bottom. Joseph showed up & muttered something about it would still taste good & he would give us free dessert. I was able to eat the steak but felt he should have apologized & lowered the bill; 1 cheap dessert was hardly sufficient. He acted like he was put out he had to cook pepper steak tableside which is his speciality. He's never been friendly but we've overlooked it before because the food was always good but now there's no reason to return.Special Features:
- Pepper steak to die for!SwimChick59Dined on 6/6/2013Have missed Rick's pepper steak at the Pepper Tree. Joseph's will be our new favorite place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slow, old school "fine" diningOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/12/2013Joseph's seems really old and stale. Even though we had a reservation and our table was sitting there ready, we had to wait 10 minutes to sit down. While the wait staff was very pleasant, it was all just very slow. The food was just ok, and the desserts did not taste fresh at all. They were out of the dessert we wanted and just brought something else rather than giving us a choice, which made me think they were out of other desserts as well. The decor was old and tired, and the chairs were extremely uncomfortable. What should have been about a two-hour mother's day brunch turned into 3 hours, and I really just wanted to go home.
- Rick the waiterNancyDined on 5/10/2013Rick always puts a smile on our faces. We can surely understand how he was voted best waiter in Colorado Springs. Joseph cooks the steaks table side, to perfection. We just love this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful PresentationLisaDined on 4/22/2013The food is always excellent with a beautiful presentation.Special Features:
- I love the personal feel thatNancyDined on 4/16/2013I love the personal feel that Joseph's provides. The waitstaff made sure we were happy. Very attentive to our needs. Great food.Special Features:
- Really enjoyed our whole experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/13/2013Really enjoyed our whole experience, will recommend to friends.Special Features:
- Pepper Steak is outstanding.OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/4/2013Pepper Steak is outstanding. Could use another server, it seems like the service was rushed.Special Features:
- Great food, good service,OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/30/2013Great food, good service, a bit pricey. Seems to be more of the go-to place for an older crowd.
- A bit over priced but foodDogbonezDined on 3/25/2013A bit over priced but food was very good. Service was excellent. Nice atmosphere but not overly fancy.Special Features:
- This visit, Joseph the waiterOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 3/22/2013This visit, Joseph the waiter seemed a bit distracted and spread too thin.Special Features:
- Knowledgeable and attentiveOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/20/2013Knowledgeable and attentive wait staff. Great food and excellent wine recommendation.Special Features:
- It's the service that bringsOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 3/9/2013It's the service that brings us back time & time again. Rick & Catherine can take care of every table better than 5-6 servers do at any other restaurant. They not only make sure everyone is well taken care of, but they take time to get to know us...their customers...their bread & butter. Other restaurant owners need to take lessons from these two on how to provide great service & put the guest first; after all it is us that keeps them in business. Job well done Rick & Catherine.Special Features:
- I had pepper steak flambeOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/6/2013I had pepper steak flambe and my spouse had a wonderful veal dish. Everything was wonderfully tasty and presented beautifully. My steak was the best I've had in Colorado Springs for 27 years. Joseph and Catherine were friendly and efficient.Special Features:
- uninspiring exterior of theOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/1/2013uninspiring exterior of the building and dated interior decor create unfavorable first impression. But the food.......out of this world!Special Features:
- This restaurant had greatOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/1/2013This restaurant had great personality and friendly attentive service. And delicious food!Special Features:
- Warm, friendly, lovely environmentCLenoreDined on 2/28/2013Warm, friendly, lovely environment with delicious and interesting food preparation in a more traditional style. It's so nice to still have some choices of good restaurants where the food is prepared on site from fresh items. Joseph is a gem! The service was just right as we'd met friends we hadn't seen in some time and felt taken care of without intrusion. Will definitely return.Special Features:
- GREAT SERVICE BUT NOT FROM JOSEPHOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 2/27/2013As usual, another awesome meal. Our waiter kept us entertained & mesmerized as he went from table to table taking orders & never writing anything down...and this place was busy. We took his advice on meal suggestions and he was right on!! Three let downs with Joseph's: 1. The prices! Joseph keeps raising prices! 2. The drinks! Don't let Joseph pour your drink or glass of wine! Not only does he seem to constantly SHORT you, but most of the time he forgets & you have to remind him about it! 3. You don't see Joseph helping out alot. He seems to stand around as the waiter runs the place!Special Features:
- The food was delicious andOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/21/2013The food was delicious and the service was top-notch. Thank you!Special Features:
- Heavenly food,warm atmosphere.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/16/2013This is what a great restaurant should be. We loved everything about it. Heavenly food! Superb service.Special Features:
- Everything was very good!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/16/2013Everything was very good! My only complaint would be the Escargot. It should be bathed in butter and wine and garlic! Service was great.Special Features:
- The food was awesome. It madeOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/15/2013The food was awesome. It made up for the slow service we received. In the end however, we would go back for moreSpecial Features:
- My husband and I went on ValentinesGodsgirlDined on 2/14/2013My husband and I went on Valentines Day! t was our first time there! We were pleasantly surprised! Small but quaint and cozy inside. Loved the staff. Our waiter was dressed as cupid, lol. Super nice!! My only let down was the special menu for the holiday. I was really looking forward to steak, but they weren't serving any red meat that night :( I have to try it another time and experience there regular menu!!Special Features:
- Food was outstanding as wasDanoVIPDined on 2/9/2013Food was outstanding as was presentation and service. This place is a real gem. Highly recommend!Special Features:
- This place has grown on usOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 2/9/2013This place has grown on us over time for both dinner and lunch, as multiple menu items including lighter food and different price ranges and must say that overall it now outranks Walter's for us. Always friendly.Special Features:
- Big Night at Joseph'sOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/1/2013This was our third or fourth visit to Joseph's and, as usual, it was great. The dress is casual and the wait staff is informal and friendly, but very professional; they're all about service and a first-rate experience. The dishes are appetizing to the eye as well as the pallet. The informality and the choice of quiet music (soundtrack from "Annie Get Your Gun" and Dean Martin on the night we were there) gives the place the feel of a friendly, family-run restaurant that gives ordinary people extraordinary experiences. It always reminds me of the movie "Big Night" and, for my wife and me, any night at Joseph's is a big night.Special Features:
- Food was great as always (wedondtrDined on 1/31/2013Food was great as always (we had the Pepper Steak) and the service was excellent.Special Features:
- As usual, the food was delightful!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 1/22/2013As usual, the food was delightful! Service was better than the last time, quite good. When Joseph's gets busy, the wait service suffers.Special Features:
- Birthday CelebrationColoradoDined on 1/9/2013We celebrated my mother's 84th birthday at Joseph's. We have lived in Colorado Springs over 40 years, and had no idea this restaurant was here. I ffound them on open table. I went with the outstanding reviews from other diners and took a chance. We were not disappointed.The staff members were very accommodating and friendly, and the food was great. My mother's special day was a success.Special Features:
- Right place, right price.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/27/2012Service was unbelievable, size and location of restaurant were excellent. We had table side dishes, and they lived up to what our server had stated. Will go back next time we're in town!!!!Special Features:
- Service is always exceptionalOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/22/2012Service is always exceptional right along with the food. I always love going to Joseph's, always a special treat!!Special Features:
- Great food. Great service.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/10/2012Great food. Great service. Very nice ambiance. We come here for our special occasions.Special Features:
- We always go to Joseph's whenOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/1/2012We always go to Joseph's when we are in Colorado Springs. In fact, we just returned from CS and not only did we have dinner at Joseph's, but on our way to the airport returning home we stopped for lunch. The service is fabulous (very friendly) and the food is even better. The spinach salad is maybe the best I have ever had, and the pepper steak is outstanding. My wife loves the trout. This is a "don't miss" restaurant when you are in Colorado Springs.Special Features:
- A Pleasant SurpriseOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/17/2012A pleasant surprise. Food and service was excellent and I will be back to try other dishes that I am sure are just as good as the one I had on my first visit.Special Features:
- Joseph's is another one ofObxkarmaVIPDined on 11/9/2012Joseph's is another one of Colorado Springs "Restaurant Row" (8th Ave) stars.Special Features:
- As ALWAYS, wonderful foodOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/19/2012As ALWAYS, wonderful food and service. We love going to Joseph's!Special Features:
- The food is excellentOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/19/2012Joseph's has an excellent menu and we have thoroughly enjoyed everything we have tried both times we have been to dinner. The bananas foster is excellent and we would return for that alone, but are happy to report that the rest of the menu is just as good. The service could use some work - tables bussed sloppily with fingers inside the glasses; visible cooks in the back holding salad mix in their t-shirt...yuck!!! That aside, the food is too good to ignore. If only they could work out the kinks in the service.Special Features:
- We LOVE Joseph's. It's beenOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/19/2012We LOVE Joseph's. It's been our favorite place to go for years on special occasions. The service is exquisite and you feel very cared for as you're dining. Food temp was great, selection always incredible.Special Features:
- Wonderful food and service,OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/13/2012Wonderful food and service, very attentive and of the 4 of us we were all quite impressed. I would recommend it for a special occasion and it is expensive but the quality of food and service are worth it.Special Features:
- We came to Colorado SpringsOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 10/12/2012We came to Colorado Springs for a special weekend and our dinner here was a delightful start. The service was personal and attentive. The food was fresh and uniquely prepared. Thanks for making our visit such a worhtwhile journey.Special Features:


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Coast Survey's navigation response teams (3-person hydrographic survey teams in small boats) have made a fast start on this year's survey season, reports the NOAA, with improvements in hand on charts for ships transiting Miami and San Francisco inshore waters.
In Florida, where Coast Survey is preparing to issue a "new and improved" Miami Harbor Chart 11468 to alleviate vessel congestion at the Port of Miami, a navigation response team finished final hydrographic surveys to ensure the new chart has the latest and most accurate depth measurements around several areas identified as critical within the port. In just ten days, team members Erik Anderson, James Kirkpatrick, and Kurt Brown acquired, processed, and submitted the multibeam survey data covering 64 nautical miles.
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Sept. 12: Daily Headlines
Date: September 12, 2013
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+School Board to dish out 3% raises
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The biggest development in Hamilton's history is set to take the fast track through red tape and could be under way within two years.
And as the wheels are greased under Tainui Group Holdings $3 billion Ruakura inland port and commercial hub, the Prime Minister says Waikato is well-placed to cash in on a multibillion-dollar construction boom - and he wants a slice of it.
The Environmental Protection Authority is to recommend to Environment Minister Amy Adams that the first stage of the Ruakura project be recognised as one of national significance, likely sending it straight to a consent hearing process by a board of inquiry, rather than risk it getting bogged down in years of council district plan processes.
The announcement came as Prime Minister John Key told construction sector leaders in Hamilton yesterday a building boom was inevitable, fuelled by the $40 billion Christchurch rebuild and Auckland's housing crunch.
Mr Key said Auckland's surging house prices, which had risen 20 per cent in the past year, would see some prospective house buyers look to shift south to Hamilton.
"Every time you see a housing boom in Auckland, Hamilton house prices have gone up," he said.
"At the end of the day it is cheaper here, much more affordable and better quality of living. So you'll definitely see an increase, in my view, in house prices in Hamilton and Tauranga. It's just a natural flow-on effect to what's happening in Auckland."
Mr Key's talk was hosted by the Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation (BCITO) and he didn't hesitate to say what he would like as a parting gift. "A house in Hamilton."
BCITO chief executive Ruma Karaitiana said a 95 per cent annual increase in new building apprentice sign-ups in the Waikato suggested the building industry was rebounding.
The decision on a board of inquiry for the Ruakura project was good news for TGH chief executive Mike Pohio but he noted the minister still had to agree to the process. He believed the city council's support for the Ruakura plan being heard by a board of inquiry had helped.
Hamilton Mayor Julie Hardaker said the EPA recommendations were no surprise. "We had anticipated and supported that."
TGH and its project partner, housing developer Chedworth Properties, applied to the EPA for a private plan change last month after city councillors turned down their application to lift a prohibition which locks in the rural zoning over the tribe's Ruakura land until the draft district plan becomes operative. TGH fretted that given it took more than a decade to implement the current district plan, a start on the first stage could be years off and a big economic gain opportunity lost.
TGH's Ruakura land, received from the Crown as part of the Waikato Raupatu Claims Settlement Act 1995, is half way between the ports of Auckland and Tauranga, and would be served by rail and the new Waikato Expressway.
TGH's case for the plan change and consent is that freight volumes between Auckland, Hamilton and Tauranga, known as "the golden triangle", are forecast to double in the next 20 years, that the development would generate $4.4 billion for Waikato regional economy, and provide around 11,000 fulltime jobs.
The first stage involves the plan change request and mixed-use development of 389ha over 28 to 30 years. TGH over 50 years wants to develop a total of 500 hectares.
Stage one includes development of a transport hub or inland port, logistics, industrial, innovation and knowledge zones, medium-density housing and a network of green space. The cornerstone would be the inland port, where containers would be transferred by rail and road transport.
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After a tough day we headed back to the hostel and myself and Ady got full body massages, was jsut what we needed!
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... when we hope to get on a bus out of here. As we were heading out of town the bus drove past a heap of taffy stalls, all selling the exact same product as all the other taffy stalls in town. We figure there is at least 50 stalls and shops in total, how on earth in such a small town do they make a living? Much like Asia the South Americans seem to believe that to make a living selling to tourists you need to have the same product as all of your neighbouring shops, it's an interesting ...
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I'm all for this. I love that tree.
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Quaking Aspen is a beautiful tree without a doubt. But they grow all over the
north-eastern states, most of Canada, Alaska, and the Northern Rocky Mountains.
They are hardly unique to Utah, although Pando is generally regarded as the
largest living organism on earth. He is not doing well since he hasn't sent
any new shoots up in the last few years. The soft smooth wood is good for
I do not know what the logic was behind adopting the Blue Spruce, but it is distinctive in appearance and is primarily found in Utah and Colorado, as is the Gamble Oak. With the exception of Flagstaff, the Bigtooth Maple is seldom found outside Utah and along with "quakies" are the principle sources of bright fall color in the mountains.
My personal choice would be the Single Leaf Pinion. Found all across the basin and range area between the Wasatch and Sierra Nevada mountains, it was a primary source of food for the Piutes and was instrumental to the survival of the pioneers along with Sego Lilies and California Gulls in their historical significance.
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I wonder if they ever considered picking the Joshua Tree for our State Tree. I know it's in a limited area of Utah but will grow most anywhere in the State. We also do have a history in naming that Tree. Named after the biblical figure Joshua by Mormon Pioneers, Joshua Trees grow best at elevations between 2,000 and 6,000 feet, prefer flat or gently.
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A Myanmar government commission has rejected United Nations' claims that an anti-Muslim massacre took place in the west of the country in January.
The investigation into violence in the country's Rakhine State earlier this year, claims that there is no evidence of any Muslim deaths, despite U.N. claims to the contrary.
In January the U.N. said it had evidence that at least 48 Muslims were killed when Buddhist mobs attacked a village in Rakhine. It called on the government to carry out a swift, impartial investigation and to hold those responsible accountable.
The report echoes a position the Myanmar government has taken since the claims first emerged from Du Chee Yar Tan, a village of some 4,000 people in Maungdaw Township, near the Bangladesh border.
The commission interviewed 175 residents in mid-February, and was chaired by Thar Hla Shwe of the Myanmar Red Cross Society.
Speaking at a press conference in the Myanmar capital, Rangoon, he said: "Where are the bodies? Where are the dead bodies buried? Nobody could tell us."
Kyaw Yin Hlaing, an advisor to Myanmar's President Thein Sein and the secretary of the commission, said that conflict had taken place after a Rakhine Buddhist police officer went missing, but denied that anyone had died other than the policeman.
The U.N. believes that after the officer disappeared, security forces carried out raids on homes owned by Rohingya, a largely stateless group of Muslims who live in Rakhine.
The raid was ostensibly to find the officer, but descended into a massacre involving security forces and Rakhine villagers, according to the U.N.
"If I had to choose between believing a Myanmar government report and a U.N. report, I would rather believe the U.N. one," Phil Robertson, the deputy director for Asia at Human Rights Watch told the Anadolu Agency on Wednesday.
He added that the Myanmar government's commission "has been established long after the fact and has worked in a way which is neither transparent nor credible."
"I would like to see under what conditions the interviews were done. For instance, whether they interviewed Rohingya villagers in the presence of security personnel," he said.
The Rohingya are denied citizenship and erroneously described by Myanmar's government as "Bengalis," reflecting the widespread myth that most are illegal immigrants from Bangladesh.
The report also recommended that Rohingya be granted citizenship so they can administer their own communities.
A 1982 citizenship law is regarded by Human Rights activists in the region as a tool used to strip Rohingya of their citizenship rights.
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Rugby World Cup organisers have confirmed that Romanian wing Catalin Fercu has withdrawn from the tournament, saying he has been diagnosed with pneumonia.
The Romanians arrived in Invercargill earlier this week without the veteran wing, with initial reports suggesting his absence was due to a fear of flying and domestic media quoting squad captain Marius Tincu as saying the late decision was "stupid".
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