The Department of Internal Affairs ultimately recommended the application be approved, and that advice was acted upon by then-Internal Affairs Minister Nathan Guy.
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"Any other attempt to interfere with our internal affairs from Canada, means that we are allowed to interfere in Canada's internal affairs," the Saudi statement read.
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Mr. Kuczinski had little investigative experience in law enforcement and no internal affairs experience when he joined the department in March 2015 as the No. 2 internal affairs official.
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" "China does not interfere in other countries internal affairs.
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About a day or so later, I get a call up to the internal affairs office, the only time in my 32-year career I ever had to undergo an internal affairs inquiry.
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An internal affairs investigation report says Atkinson then walked away.
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Russia's federal authorities have limited influence over Chechnya's internal affairs.
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The department's internal affairs bureau is conducting a parallel investigation.
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He works with the Internal Affairs office during their investigations.
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The police chief apologized and launched an internal affairs investigation.
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Interference in the internal affairs of other state should stop.
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A sergeant at the jail alerted the Internal Affairs Bureau.
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No foreign country should interfere in Hong Kong's internal affairs.
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No foreign country should interfere in Hong Kongs internal affairs.
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Authorities launched an internal affairs investigation after the video surfaced.
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Nonetheless, the attorney general's office opened the internal affairs inquiry.
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Both calls are listed as being under internal affairs investigation.
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We have investigators, homicide investigators, internal affairs investigators dissecting it.
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That case is now listed as under internal affairs investigation.
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"The kingdom of Saudi Arabia does not interfere in the internal affairs of other states and it won't accept any attempt to interfere in our internal affairs," Jubeir said in remarks on his Twitter account.
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"The kingdom of Saudi Arabia does not interfere in the internal affairs of other states and it won't accept any attempt to interfere in our internal affairs," Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said on Twitter.
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Q -- of interfering in our internal affairs -- THE PRESIDENT: That's right.
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In several countries it has become deeply involved in internal affairs.
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Mr Erdogan himself accused Germany of meddling in Turkey's internal affairs.
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Russia has denied interfering in the internal affairs of other countries.
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Bahrain has frequently accused Iran of interference in its internal affairs.
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The internal affairs ministry will release household spending data on Friday.
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China, in response, said the U.S. was interfering in internal affairs.
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We are requesting an Internal Affairs investigation of these alleged incidents.
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We are requesting an internal affairs investigation of these alleged incidents.
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The lawyer, a friend of Palomba's, requested an internal-affairs inquiry.
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Q — of interfering in our internal affairs — THE PRESIDENT: That's right.
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That case is also listed as being under internal affairs investigation.
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Riyadh accused Ottawa on Tuesday of interfering in its internal affairs.
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As a cop, Nero had no internal-affairs complaints, according to Zayon.
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As a cop, Nero had no internal affairs complaints, according to Zayon.
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He also called on Britain to stop interfering in China's internal affairs.
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Macron, he said, was carrying out "unacceptable interference" in Iraq's internal affairs.
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I notified the press, internal affairs, and even the FBI about it.
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Authorities launched an internal affairs investigation after the video surfaced last week.
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"China never interferes in other countries' internal affairs," the official told Reuters.
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The internal affairs report alleges Zipes admitted he was reenacting the scene.
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Beijing says it never interferes in the internal affairs of another country.
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Miller is now being investigated by the sheriff's department's internal affairs division.
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The officer reported the incident to the police department's internal affairs division.
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Allegations of police bias are investigated by the department's Internal Affairs Bureau.
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Internal Affairs routinely conducts integrity tests in search of corruption, he said.
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We are requesting an Internal Affairs investigation of these alleged incidents. Mrs.
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Among other potential rivals, Internal Affairs Minister Seiko Noda garnered four percent.
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Chief Whent, who had come from the department's Internal Affairs division, suddenly resigned.
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"It is necessary to stop external intervention in Macedonia's internal affairs," it said.
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The Wildwood Police Department&aposs Internal Affairs Unit is conducting an administrative investigation.
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James Tomsheck, a former internal affairs officer at CBP, agreed with that assessment.
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The department's internal affairs bureau is conducting a parallel investigation into the shooting.
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The internal affairs ministry will announce the CPI data at 8:30 a.m.
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Japan's internal affairs ministry will announce July core CPI at 8:30 a.m.
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"Indonesia's internal affairs remain Indonesia's responsibility," Pramono Anung, a cabinet secretary, told reporters.
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The internal affairs ministry will release consumer prices data at 8:30 a.m.
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He told the newspaper that officers went to internal affairs after the incident.
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Bradshaw ordered an internal affairs investigation into the work-release deal last month.
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In 2016, Ecuador restricted Assange's internet access for commenting on U.S. internal affairs.
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Internal affairs investigations take a long time and are usually conducted pretty quietly.
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ICE said in a statement that its internal affairs office conducted the investigation.
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How do you feel about officers that report other officers to internal Affairs?
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Saudi Arabia called the statement "overt and blatant interference" in its internal affairs.
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In an interview with CNN, she said she spoke with internal affairs officers.
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Both spoke on the condition of anonymity, fearing recrimination for discussing internal affairs.
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He warned other countries to stay out of Ukraine's internal affairs as well.
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The Internal Affairs Ministry will announce consumer price data at 8:30 a.m.
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The Internal Affairs Ministry will announce consumer price data at 8:30 a.m.
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We never interfered in their internal affairs, and are not going to interfere.
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China has denounced Turkish concern as unwarranted and interference in its internal affairs.
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The internal affairs ministry will issue the core CPI index at 8:30 a.m.
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During an internal affairs investigation, Marrero falsely denied that any officer used physical force.
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" News 4 reported that "an Internal Affairs investigation found the claims to be unfounded.
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It is not for other countries to comment on the internal affairs of India.
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" In particular, Moreno calls out Assange's intervention "in the internal affairs of other states.
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In addition to a criminal investigation, the internal affairs division will review the case.
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At the time of Dalton's murder, Mitchell was under an active internal affairs investigation.
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The officer has been on desk duty while NYPD Internal Affairs investigates the shooting.
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Meanwhile, the department has opened an internal affairs use of force review, he said.
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The police internal affairs division investigation is to be completed by midweek, he said.
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What became clear was there was a distrust of the old Internal Affairs division.
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"The royal family has always been secretive about managing its internal affairs," Maghraoui explains.
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The incident spawned both the grand jury hearings and a police internal affairs investigation.
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"We will not let anyone interfere in the internal affairs of Afghanistan," he said.
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We are all interconnected and how states handle their 'internal' affairs affects us all.
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The Internal Affairs Ministry will publish data on consumer prices at 8:20173 a.m.
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The case remains under investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department's Internal Affairs Division.
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In addition to being charged with manslaughter, the shooting triggered an internal affairs investigation.
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If he does, the matter will be investigated by the internal affairs unit, police said.
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"It is not France's place to take a stand on Spain's internal affairs," he added.
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Fifty-one employees lied on official reports, under oath, or during an internal affairs investigation.
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A Russian government website says that the Internal Affairs Ministry "renders methodic assistance" to Papillon.
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So the details of what happened with the internal affairs investigation are not publicly available.
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China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said matters related to Hong Kong were Beijing's internal affairs.
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Meanwhile, the department has opened an internal affairs reivew on use of force, he said.
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Indeed, there is a risk that perceived U.S. interventions in France's internal affairs could backfire.
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This is not an attempt to meddle with the internal affairs of a sovereign state.
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They say we should keep our noses out of China's internal affairs and maritime policies.
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Going further, the Saudi government even threatened to retaliate by intervening in Canada's internal affairs.
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The internal affairs ministry will release the jobs market and household spending data on Dec.
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The internal affairs ministry will announce the nationwide consumer prices data at 8:30 a.m.
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An Internal Affairs index sheet does not list interviews with Officer Bazile or Captain Espinoza.
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China does not believe in interfering in the internal affairs of other countries, it added.
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S. joint communiques, interferes in China's internal affairs and exerts negative impact on China-U.
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Has there ever been successful foreign interference in American internal affairs on this scale before?
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It turned out Gomez was right to be suspicious: The man worked for Internal Affairs.
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Sure enough, the move led China to decry America's "wanton interference" in its internal affairs.
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A country's internal affairs were off-limits, at least as a matter of stated position.
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HONG KONG GOVERNMENT SAYS LEGISLATION INTERFERES WITH CITY'S INTERNAL AFFAIRS AND IS UNNECESSARY AND GROUNDLESS
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China condemned the move and called for Washington to stop meddling in its internal affairs.
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Of 261 complaints filed with the department's internal affairs unit, only one had been upheld.
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Every car is equipped with a GPS unit, tracked by dozens of internal affairs officers.
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The 10-page internal affairs document, sent to the city's police commissioner from the commanding officer of the internal affairs division in December, showed that investigators questioned Lichterman about allegations by a local antifa group that he was a member of a neo-Nazi organization.
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Plus, the man in charge of internal affairs is himself the target of a criminal investigation.
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Carmody had refused weeks earlier to reveal his source to the police department's internal affairs division.
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"That was the generic error message sent in this case," Internal Affairs spokesman Steve Corbett said.
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The probe was prompted by an NYPD officer coming forward with a tip to internal affairs.
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At least fifty employees lied on official reports, under oath, or during an internal affairs investigation.
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First, tribes were to be regarded as sovereign political entities with control over their internal affairs.
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"We have a common interest in non-intervention in our internal affairs," says an Arab diplomat.
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"Some find it difficult to comprehend Saudi Arabia's internal affairs," says Arab TV critic Jamil Daher.
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Morocco has cut ties with Iran over alleged Iranian attempts to meddle in Moroccan internal affairs.
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After the president called for the cabinet to be reshuffled, the minister of internal affairs resigned.
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The internal affairs division of the Charlotte police department is determining if any policies were violated.
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I fail to understand how China resolving its internal affairs could bring instability to the world.
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Zipes was fired April 21, but the internal affairs documents weren't made public until last week.
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"This issue is China's internal affairs," said Lu Kang, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesman, on Tuesday.
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Solving a problem takes some time, it involves many of my private and company's internal affairs.
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"I've seen first hand how dirty they can get," Thompson said in his Internal Affairs complaint.
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Currently, the board recommends those cases to the Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau for further action.
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But lately it appears that even Internal Affairs/media reporters are compromised, biased and even dishonest.
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A 280 budget paper for the ministry of internal affairs said there were about 227,500 detectives.
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Beijing denies the accusation and says it never interferes in the internal affairs of another country.
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"There have been travels to Mexico, Morocco, Canada," Jason Siragusa, a sergeant in Internal Affairs, wrote.
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Secondly, increased funds should be allocated to ensure that CBP's internal affairs department is adequately staffed.
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Internal affairs investigators determined that Wilson's actions didn't violate the department's policies, according to the lawsuit.
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In Beijing, foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang urged Britain not to interfere in China's internal affairs.
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Power advocated greater interference in countries' internal affairs in defense of an unwavering principle of humanitarianism.
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The whistle-blower was a fellow officer who called the Internal Affairs Bureau with a tip.
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But the German finance minister described the penalties as a "serious interference" in Germany's internal affairs.
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Ukraine "cannot ignore such illegal activities" on its territory, the country's Internal Affairs Ministry said Thursday.
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The internal affairs ministry will release household spending and jobs-related data at 8:30 a.m.
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The Hong Kong government said in response foreign governments should not interfere in its internal affairs.
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It says it is opposed to any country interfering in the internal affairs of the Maldives.
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In response, the Pakistan foreign office described Ghani's tweet as unwarranted interference in Pakistan's internal affairs.
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He said, as Beijing officials often do, that such matters were part of China's internal affairs.
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During their recent rift, they have accused each other of meddling in each other's internal affairs.
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But the resulting investigation, including by the internal affairs unit, was "wholly inadequate," the report said.
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The captain was among the 227 dead, the emergency committee of the internal affairs ministry announced.
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It can initiate its own inquiry or refer it back to the agency's internal affairs offices.
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In the past, the Lebanese people wanted the United States to stay out of their internal affairs.
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Jammeh's supporters deny allegations of atrocities and he frequently rails against Western interference in Africa's internal affairs.
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Since the 1950s, China has operated on the principle of non-interference in other country's internal affairs.
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That said, we're told there will NOT be formal discipline, nor will internal affairs conduct an investigation.
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Cambodian officials and ruling party members rejected the measure as counterproductive interference into Cambodia&aposs internal affairs.
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In his talks with Ban, Nkurunziza reiterated his accusations that Rwanda was interfering in Burundi's internal affairs.
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"The method (countries) will use regarding the deal is a matter of EU's internal affairs," Bozkir added.
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Jammeh's supporters deny allegations of atrocities and he frequently rails against Western interference in African internal affairs.
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He has one night to take matters into his own hands while avoiding an internal affairs investigation.
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The internal affairs ministry will announce the Tokyo core CPI and jobs data at 8:30 a.m.
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Rick Rocco of the Lauderhill police said the officers underwent an Internal Affairs investigation and were exonerated.
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The Internal Affairs Bureau typically waits for prosecutors to finish investigating allegations against officers before interviewing them.
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The Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau received a tip from an unnamed officer about Mr. Paz's operation.
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The kingdom rejects "any interference in its internal affairs" and accusations "that disrespect its leadership," it said.
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It blamed international powers "meddling in the internal affairs of countries in the region" for the tensions.
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A spokesman for the internal affairs minister reiterated the New Zealand government's position when asked on Monday.
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Qatar's internal affairs are non-negotiable, he said, including the future of Doha-based channel al Jazeera.
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Today, each of them face the constant threat of Russian intimidation and meddling in their internal affairs.
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Mr. Abe selected another rival, Seiko Noda, to be his new minister of internal affairs and communications.
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In 2019, Oakland Police released an internal affairs report on the incident, under new public records laws.
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Some asked to remain anonymous because they were not authorized to talk to press about internal affairs.
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Back then, it was presented as evidence of US meddling in the internal affairs of another country.
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China demanded that the United States stop interfering in its internal affairs and said it would retaliate.
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He released a total of four albums this year, but Internal Affairs stands out above the rest.
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The internal affairs ministry will announce core CPI, household spending and jobs market data at 8:30 a.m.
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The Chinese, of course, prefer not to interfere with what they consider to be African states' internal affairs.
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The country's constitution still reserves key ministerial posts for the military, including defense, border affairs and internal affairs.
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Sisi told Lebanon's speaker of parliament on Sunday Egypt is opposed to any interference in Lebanon's internal affairs.
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However Russia, China and Turkey continue to back Maduro, accusing western nations of meddling in Venezuela's internal affairs.
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The Saudi government reacted to Canada's tweet by accusing the Canadian government of interfering in its internal affairs.
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The internal affairs ministry will release core CPI, household spending and jobs related data at 8:30 a.m.
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The principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries is a pillar of Chinese diplomacy.
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Netanyahu said the law was aimed at preventing interference by foreign countries and entities in Israel's internal affairs.
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An internal affairs investigation will look into whether police procedures were followed and whether there were other options.
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Carlos said the PNP's Internal Affairs Service had handled 2,000 complaints and found violations in only 28 cases.
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No country appreciates Washington wadding into its internal affairs, but South Africa is notoriously intolerant of finger-wagging.
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According to the report, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office confirmed that Borisade's complaint is being reviewed by Internal Affairs.
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The internal affairs ministry will announce the core CPI for Tokyo and jobs data at 8:30 a.m.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Qatar rejects accusations of meddling in Bahrain's internal affairs, Qatar's foreign ministry said in a tweet.
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The Russian authorities have in the past denied seeking to interfere in the internal affairs of other states.
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China is hitting back at countries that are worried that it's trying to to influence their internal affairs.
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VICE: What was the climate like when you were first thrust into Internal Affairs work in the 1990s?
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But Riyadh has refused to cooperate with a U.N. inquiry, rejecting it as interference in its internal affairs.
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More than 50 years after its birth, email exerts an uncanny hold on all of our internal affairs.
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Doing so would mean granting foreigners an unprecedented degree of access into the secretive Hermit Kingdom's internal affairs.
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He had led the internal affairs office at Customs and Border Protection before taking over the Border Patrol.
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The internal affairs ministry will release core CPI, household spending and jobs-related data at 8:30 a.m.
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China will not permit any government, organization or individual to interfere in China's internal affairs in any way.
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"I will not interfere with U.S. internal affairs," Czech President Milos Zeman said in a September 2016 interview.
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Some boards, for example, are confined to reviewing the findings of the police department's own internal affairs investigations.
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His actions were enough to warrant an internal affairs investigation, as requested by Sheriff Scott Israel on Feb.
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Like Turner, Eing was promoted – to lieutenant in the department's Internal Affairs Bureau, responsible for investigating officer misconduct.
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The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs says the city will not open a criminal case against the women.
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Xi told him on Sunday that "foreign forces" should not interfere in Sudan's internal affairs, China's Foreign Ministry said.
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He plunged into Britain's internal affairs in June by openly rooting for various Conservative candidates in the leadership elections.
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Saudi Arabia said the resolution "contained blatant interferences" in its internal affairs and undermines its regional and international role.
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Those two calls and the deputies who handled them, Israel said, are now part of an internal affairs investigation.
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China "hopes that all sides respect China's internal affairs and judicial sovereignty and not inflate the arrogance of terrorists".
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Moscow and Beijing have criticized such reports as meddling in their internal affairs and a violation of their sovereignty.
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Japan's internal affairs ministry will announce August core CPI, household spending and labor market data at 8:30 a.m.
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China pushed back hard against the call; Lu warned the world against "interfering with China's internal affairs" on Tuesday.
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Desired outcome: China's position is that foreign countries shouldn't meddle in Syria's internal affairs, and perhaps for good reason.
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The jobless rate rose because people voluntarily left jobs to find better work, an internal affairs ministry official said.
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They believe Qatar is a force for destabilization in the region through meddling in the internal affairs of others.
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The government made about 92 similar exceptions in the past five years, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
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She is married to a retired internal-affairs investigator at Pendleton, Mike Rains, whom she met in the prison.
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"Many times, authorities are late in using latest technologies," said Mihail Beregoi, state secretary for Moldova's internal affairs ministry.
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Like Abdelal, long after he'd been fired he was afraid that Internal Affairs officers were listening to his calls.
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Brown was not charged with a crime as a result of the incident, which prompted an internal affairs investigation.
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Brown was not criminally charged in the incident, which prompted an internal affairs investigation, authorities said at the time.
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"The Hong Kong opposition always demands the central authorities not interfere with Hong Kong's internal affairs," the editorial said.
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While chastising us for supposedly meddling in his internal affairs, Mr. Putin expanded his campaign to weaken democracy abroad.
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In addition, the attorney general's top investigator resigned amid an internal affairs inquiry into his handling of the case.
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We tried to institute a policy where you could no longer volunteer to become a member of Internal Affairs.
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Investigations have been opened by both the police department's internal affairs unit and the Fresno County district attorney's office.
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As a result, the cops are on administrative leave during an internal affairs investigation -- and Webb's charges were dropped.
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Barely 90 minutes after being jailed, Hill said he wanted to kill himself, a department internal affairs report said.
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India does not comment on the internal affairs of other countries and similarly expects other countries to do likewise.
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Amada resigned from the force in June ahead of an Internal Affairs recommendation that he be demoted and fired.
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The way the US has casually interfered in the internal affairs of other sovereign nations is simply put … tyrannical.
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The Ministry of Internal Affairs has not identified the owner of the vehicle or the identity of the victim.
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Majority emphasized the need to fully implement the JCPOA and to refrain from interfering in internal affairs of others.
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Earlier Tuesday, China pushed the U.S. to remove sanctions and stop what it called meddling in China's internal affairs.
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However, Kraus said that his department would continue with both the criminal and internal affairs investigations into the shooting.
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His actions were enough to warrant an internal affairs investigation, as requested by Sheriff Scott Israel on Feb. 21.
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The case was assigned to the Oakland Police Department's internal affairs unit because it contained allegations of sexual misconduct.
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But China has long insisted on controlling ordinations, arguing that anything else amounts to interference in its internal affairs.
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His actions were enough to warrant an internal affairs investigation, as requested by Sheriff Scott Israel on Feb. 22019.
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Katee Sackhoff plays a working-class Detroit cop with a couple of internal affairs misconduct cases under her belt.
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That case is listed as under internal affairs investigation CNN's Ashley Fantz and Dakin Andone contributed to this report
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The deputy's handling of the incident is now the focus of an internal affairs investigation at the sheriff's office.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate matched economists' median forecast, figures from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed.
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Foreign interference in Iran's internal affairs has left deep scars in the consciousness of the Iranian public for decades.
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Qatar disputed those allegations and said its own internal affairs had become the targets of Saudi and Emirati meddling.
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Peskov repeated Moscow's denial of any interference in U.S. elections and internal affairs or those of any other country.
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Four months later, internal affairs investigators believe they have found the source: Josh R. Ulan, a decorated sex-crimes detective.
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Guy told Mashable he believed his 2011 decision as Internal Affairs Minister to approve the application was the right one.
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She was investigated by internal affairs for nearly three years for associating with drug dealers -- an allegation later deemed unfounded.
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If Canada keeps up its criticism, "we are allowed to interfere in Canada's internal affairs," the Saudi foreign ministry warned.
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China claims Taiwan as its own and sees U.S overtures to self-ruled Taiwan as meddling in its internal affairs.
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China holds Taiwan to be a renegade province and regards communications with Taiwanese leaders as interference in its internal affairs.
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Earlier this month, Putin issued a decree that abolished the FSKN, transferring its responsibilities to the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
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The Massachusetts State Police internal affairs investigation is active and Flynn remains suspended with pay, according to spokesperson Dave Procopio.
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The Internal Affairs report states Mollendick was not handcuffed, while Leigh was handcuffed with her arms in front of her.
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Redur Xelil, spokesman for the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia, said the intervention was a "blatant aggression in Syrian internal affairs".
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But he conceded that cooperation doesn't extend to human rights because of China's paranoia about criticisms of its internal affairs.
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" Ankara responded by warning against foreign interference and "any steps that may be construed as meddling in Turkey's internal affairs.
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He is head of the Investigative Services Bureau and formerly ran the internal affairs unit, Bowser said in a statement.
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" Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov added that the restrictions continue an "undisguised interference in its (Venezuela's) internal affairs," calling them "illegal.
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Putin said many heads of state around the world had told him of similar U.S. meddling in their internal affairs.
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It is not for them to lecture countries they once exploited on how to conduct their own internal affairs today.
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"Therefore we suggest ... finding joint solutions in cooperation with ministries of foreign affairs and internal affairs," he said, without elaborating.
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They've been rising nearly 20 percent every month since last October, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.
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S. allies have grossly interfered in America's internal affairs, in the election campaign," Lavrov said, accusing them of "demonizing Trump.
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"I order the male to show me his hands and get down on the ground," one officer told Internal Affairs.
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Mr. Davis declined to comment further because of the continuing investigation, which is also led by the Internal Affairs Bureau.
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McCabe, who runs internal affairs, training, background investigation and courthouse security for the Clark County Sheriff's Office in Vancouver, Wash.
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Earlier, Robison had posted a video on the department's Facebook page saying that he had launched an internal affairs investigation.
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Hong Kong affairs are entirely China's internal affairs, and you are neither entitled nor qualified to wantonly comment on them.
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In 2016, it acknowledged discrimination in employment in Khuzestan, saying it resulted from the province's internal affairs, not government policy.
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"We have not interfered and will not interfere in the internal affairs of any countries, including France," Peskov told reporters.
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Duterte's ally and Senate President Aquilino Pimentel said the EU parliament was trying to "micro manage" the Philippines' internal affairs.
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"Denis Ten caught two unidentified persons trying to steal mirrors from his car," the Almaty Department of Internal Affairs said.
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How was it that the Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau, the group tasked with investigating officers, missed what was happening?
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"We think it will help that whole pregame experience," said Laird Veatch, the executive associate athletic director for internal affairs.
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" Mr. Gonzalez commended Internal Affairs and his own prosecutors "for taking swift action to investigate and prosecute these disturbing allegations.
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It deported 40,133 to 190,000 migrants every year from 2011 to 2016, data from Segob, Mexico's internal affairs agency, shows.
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The dispute comes as Muslim-majority Bosnia has accused Croatia for about a year of interfering in its internal affairs.
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The raids were the culmination of an investigation that started with a 2015 telephone tip to the Internal Affairs Bureau.
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As a criminal investigator in the ATF Internal Affairs Division, Kincaid was responsible for conducting sensitive investigations of ATF employees.
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Internal Affairs investigators are often biased, favoring officers and failing to pursue discipline even when a guard's wrongdoing is clear.
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But the crisis was also a symbolic rebuke of the US government&aposs longtime influence in Iran&aposs internal affairs.
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Last week, the division was rocked by news of an internal affairs investigation into high-ranking SVD commanders for misconduct.
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In June, the office's internal affairs team issued a report criticizing the school officers who responded to the school shooting.
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"It seriously violates the basic norms governing international relations, interferes in China's internal affairs, and undermines China's interests," he said.
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Ma told Klein that Hong Kong's affairs are the internal affairs of China, and demanded that the U.S. stop interfering.
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Insiders say Valani is heavily involved in Juul's internal affairs and a familiar face at the company's San Francisco headquarters.
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Two complaints investigated CNN also saw documents showing that Peterson was twice the subject of complaints reviewed by internal affairs.
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Beijing denounced the law at the time as interference in China's internal affairs, risking "serious harm" to ties with Washington.
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In the meantime, we firmly oppose the interference in China's internal affairs by anyone under the pretext of human rights.
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But he felt it was a sacred principle of international law not to intervene in the internal affairs of other countries.
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The investigation involved ICE's internal affairs division, according to an ICE official, who referred questions to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Malaysia's intervention in the Rakhine crisis marks a break with ASEAN members' tradition of non-intervention in each other's internal affairs.
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NO LEVERAGE As a practical matter, however, the United States and its allies may have no leverage over Turkey's internal affairs.
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"That someone turned out to be a retired detective," said Deputy Commissioner Joseph Reznick, head of the department's internal affairs bureau.
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At one point he made what appeared to be a joking reference to being the subject of an internal affairs investigation.
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She said the investigation is being conducted by the DEA's Office of Professional Responsibility, which functions as its internal affairs unit.
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He did not have to answer for himself because his department already had: Earlier this year, internal affairs investigators cleared Lichterman.
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Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said the United States and other Latin American countries have constantly meddled in Venezuela's internal affairs.
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Picard&aposs attorney, Joseph Sastre, declined to comment on the contents of the internal affairs report Thursday, citing the pending lawsuit.
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Trietley said the department's internal affairs bureau would conduct a separate investigation and that Vinson had been placed on administrative leave.
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The internal affairs ministry will publish the data on consumer prices, the job market and household spending at 8:30 a.m.
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The investigation also found the department's internal affairs unit did not sufficiently investigate force cases and thus did not provide accountability.
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The officer had filed a Use of Force report after the incident and had been cleared following an internal affairs investigation.
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We are not doing anything to the detriment of the domestic developments or internal affairs of any country, the US included.
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Latin Americans are allergic to intervening in each other's internal affairs, partly because the United States did so in the past.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was unchanged from September and matched economists' median forecast, figures from the Internal Affairs ministry showed.
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The new chief, Mark Morgan, briefly led the internal affairs department at Customs and Border Protection, the Border Patrol's parent agency.
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Soon afterward, the N.Y.P.D.'s Internal Affairs Bureau began an investigation of Hadid that hinged on Martin's suggestion of an affair.
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CHINA'S AMBASSADOR TO THE UK SAYS HONG KONG IS PART OF CHINA, NO FOREIGN COUNTRY SHOULD INTERFERE IN ITS INTERNAL AFFAIRS
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He was trying to obtain records from the police department's internal-affairs division, in order to compile a more thorough document.
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With a touch of not-so-plausible deniability, Putin wanted the world to know he was interfering in our internal affairs.
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She said the shooting would be investigated by the State Bureau of Investigation and by the Police Department's internal affairs unit.
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That distrust manifested itself in the belief that if you were in Internal Affairs, then you weren't a good police officer.
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They were afraid to go on the street and be real police officers, so they went and hid in Internal Affairs.
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Other diplomats attending the meeting noted NATO officials are not supposed to formally discuss the internal affairs of any member nations.
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For sure, Steele may have valuable information to aid Justice's internal affairs probe into misconduct during the 2628 Russia election probe.
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It almost entirely neglected the long history of American meddling in the internal affairs of many, many countries, including Russia itself.
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The two cases out of the 81 that were upheld by the Internal Affairs Bureau could not be identified with certainty.
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Luke Gasquez, the lead Internal Affairs investigator on the case, that he had not used a banned chokehold on Mr. Garner.
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The Tatmadaw, as the military is known, runs the Home Ministry, which administers Myanmar's internal affairs, including its prisons and police.
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Kabar said Atambayev had been summoned for questioning three times by the Ministry of Internal Affairs but had ignored the requests.
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Deputy Moises Carotti was suspended Tuesday with pay pending the outcome of an internal affairs investigation, according to the sheriff's office.
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Since 1954, the Asian giant has said it practices mutual non-aggression and non-interference in the internal affairs of others.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ the Sheriff did not order an internal affairs investigation until the L.A. Times contacted the Dept.
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For decades, the team was seen as representing the army, while its biggest rival, Dinamo, represented Romania's Ministry for Internal Affairs.
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City investigators also concluded that Mr. Ponte's head of internal affairs had been eavesdropping on investigators' phone calls with confidential informers.
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In emails, which were reviewed by The New York Times, Ms. Echeverria pleaded with Internal Affairs Bureau officials to reverse course.
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His father is the captain of the standards and accountability unit in the internal affairs division of the Philadelphia Police Department.
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The officers were removed from the field after an internal affairs investigation found inaccuracies in documentation they completed, the release said.
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The government is now without ministers in charge of internal affairs, the judiciary, the public administration and energy and the environment.
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The deputy's response to the call is also the subject of an internal affairs investigation by the Broward County Sheriff's Office.
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The incident prompted an internal affairs investigation, and Brown sued the city, Milwaukee's police chief and the officers for excessive force.
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"We do understand it is unusual for one organization to involve itself in the internal affairs of another," Mr. Gruen wrote.
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"We supposedly had an internal affairs office come out and talk to Kazeem, but when the guy showed up, he had scratched out the word 'Captain' and written in 'Internal Affairs' on his business card," Kerwin Pittman, an activist and executive director of a nonprofit Recidivism Reduction Education Program Services, which offers rehabilitation services for offenders, told VICE News.
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In the wake of that incident, Columbus police revealed that Mitchell was the subject of numerous complaints and an internal affairs investigation.
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Beijing has dismissed accusations of abuses in Xinjiang, urging the United States and other countries to stay out of its internal affairs.
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First of all, Russia as a state has never interfered with the internal affairs of the United States, let alone its elections.
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Pichet said the force's internal affairs department subsequently launched a seven month criminal investigation during which the officers were followed and wiretapped.
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The department's major case and internal affairs units were "working diligently to conclude the criminal administrative investigation" into the shooting, said Sgt.
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Youth Services Unit launched a criminal investigation while the Internal Affairs Unit started an internal investigation, according to the police department's statement.
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Britain and some other European countries have decried what they see as lack of control over internal affairs like taxation and immigration.
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"They always say people aren't allowed to interfere in their internal affairs, but this is interfering in internal German affairs," he said.
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The job will not win a committee member any popularity contests; it's the congressional equivalent of a police department's internal affairs division.
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Ryabkov proposed "that we come to terms and agree not to interfere in each other's internal affairs," said the senior US official.
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Internal affairs officers present the case against the accused officers, who are typically represented by defense attorneys specializing in police misconduct cases.
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Such inquiries have usually been handled by the internal affairs unit of the prison agency, the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision.
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Collins is now contemplating litigation and will cooperate with the Baltimore Police Department's internal affairs investigation of two of the responding officers.
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Amid the prosecutor's office's decision, the Internal Affairs Unit of the Wildwood Police Department will hold an administrative investigation, the office said.
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A Bangladeshi foreign ministry official said Dhaka had told Nepal it would not attend because of Pakistani interference in its internal affairs.
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Moore, on the other hand, went directly to Baltimore Police Internal Affairs to turn his video over, offering his testimony and cooperation.
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The Belt and Road Initiative will likely put China in the middle of regional disputes, domestic politics and other countries' internal affairs.
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State authorities are conducting a criminal investigation into the shooting, and the department's internal affairs unit is also investigating, Deck-Brown said.
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No officers have been suspended in connection with the incident, but the BPD Internal Affairs Division is looking into it, Smith said.
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Smith said no officers were suspended but that two officers involved in that arrest were referred to the department's Internal Affairs Division.
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The Thought Police are based on the NKVD (People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs), which actually used riled-up rats in their interrogations.
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In the case of Officer Outlaw, Williams's office claimed to be unaware of the Internal Affairs investigation until I sent it along.
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"They are playing with fire, and every wrong calculation can be deadly," Lischka said after a meeting of the internal affairs committee.
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Messier still is member involvement, which the unionizers welcome, and which those opposed see as interference in the Co-op's internal affairs.
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The troubling pattern of weak punishment emerges as DOJ heads into one of its most ambitious internal affairs probes in recent history.
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Government spokesman Bekir Bozdag also criticized the Council of Europe statement, calling it unacceptable and a "clear intervention in Turkey's internal affairs".
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"I think it is not on at all for a foreign state to interfere in our internal affairs," Kretschmann told broadcaster ARD.
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The presidents deny any wrongdoing, and Sassou Nguesso told the French courts in 2013 not to intervene in his country's internal affairs.
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It was unclear whether Mr. Zerón's resignation was prompted by findings in the internal affairs investigation, which, officials said Wednesday, was continuing.
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According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIAC), two-thirds of cyber attacks in Japan in 2016 targeted IOT devices.
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As in "Line of Duty," which follows a police internal-affairs unit, Mercurio is concerned with the revelation of character under pressure.
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New Zealand's Department of Internal Affairs includes a chief censor, an official who has the authority to determine what material is forbidden.
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Mr. Orban's government has denied interfering in Macedonia's internal affairs, or having any role in smuggling Mr. Gruevski out of the country.
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"Estonian ministers of Finance and Internal Affairs, giving the white power sign at their swearing-in ceremony before Parliament today," he wrote.
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The Saudis claim that the Canadian statement is "an overt and blatant interference" in its internal affairs, but that argument is specious.
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China's Foreign Ministry, in a statement on its website, denounced the United States for interfering in the internal affairs of other countries.
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Manuel Limón, a PRI legislator who is also the union's secretary of internal affairs, is next in line to lead the union.
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In April 2013, two months after getting the tipster's letter, Internal Affairs sent undercover detectives to speak with him at his restaurant.
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"The presidential commission is totally different from CICIG," Davila said, describing the new body as an internal affairs unit of the government.
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Massachusetts State Police named Trooper Matthew Sheehan in a statement Thursday, saying he faces an internal affairs investigation over the online posts.
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Three officers who were working with him that day testified at Tuesday's hearing, as did an investigator from the Internal Affairs Bureau.
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Three days later, the Boulder Police Department released a statement that recounted officers' version of events and announced an internal affairs investigation.
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Lu also said the U.S. is interfering in their internal affairs, urging no contact between the militaries of the U.S. and Taiwan.
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Beijing has condemned the unrest and blamed foreign governments, including the United States and Britain, of interfering in the country's internal affairs.
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We don't have the resources to investigate every complaint we get, so we depend on the internal affairs offices to help us.
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Unapologetic about his kill rate, he explains to Internal Affairs that they all deserved their fates, so let's move on, shall we?
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Mr. Trump's stance represents a departure from his "America First" policy of staying out of other nations' internal affairs, our correspondents write.
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He described American-led actions as violations of United Nations Charter provisions that forbid threats or interference in a member's internal affairs.
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He said it was the British government that was interfering in Hong Kong's internal affairs and trying to "obstruct the legal process".
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"Denis Ten caught two unidentified persons trying to steal mirrors from his car," the Almaty Department of Internal Affairs said in a statement .
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In early May, the government asked Sweden and Venezuela to remove their ambassadors and accused them of interfering in Guatemala&aposs internal affairs.
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She went through an internal affairs investigation because, of course, any report against a member of the police department has to be investigated.
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Four black officers in Philadelphia told BuzzFeed News in September that they were disappointed in how internal affairs handled the investigation into Lichterman.
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"The Government of Ecuador respects the principle of non-intervention in the internal affairs of other states," it said a statement posted Tuesday.
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According to Moreno, this proves that Assange is still linked with WikiLeaks — he thinks that Assange interferes in internal affairs of other states.
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Washington's attempts to meddle in China's legislative process, and to write China's trade rules, are an unacceptable interference into the country's internal affairs.
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The information came in a letter from the Internal Affairs Ministry, responding to a Freedom of Information Act request, published by broadcaster RTL.
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In its statement, Egypt&aposs Foreign Ministry called the statement "unacceptable," saying it was an outright intervention in its internal affairs and judiciary.
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On Monday, the police department released a new statement from Chief Janeé Harteau saying that Internal Affairs was reviewing the use of force.
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In August, because of Maass's lawsuit, Oakland Police Department's Internal Affairs division launched an investigation into the department's handling of open records requests.
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He told supervisors he would "take care of" any repercussions from Internal Affairs, the department that investigated complaints of misconduct and excessive force.
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In interviews with Internal Affairs, the two officers who witnessed the incident confirmed Thompson's claim that he was compliant when Outlaw struck him.
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IN REGARDS TO TRUMP INQUIRY: UKRAINE FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS IT DOES NOT WANT TO GET INVOLVED IN THE INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF ANOTHER COUNTRY
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An internal affairs investigation found that Guyger "engaged in adverse conduct" when she fatally shot her neighbor, Botham Jean, earlier this month. pic.twitter.
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This is especially true since, as leaders of a fledgling country, they were paranoid about foreign interference in the new republic's internal affairs.
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"In the ASEAN meeting, no one talked about any issues related to Cambodia because it is the internal affairs of Cambodia," he said.
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Palm Beach Sheriff Ric Bradshaw on Friday "ordered an Internal Affairs investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein matter," Bradshaw's office said in a statement.
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" It added that, by doing so, U.S. politicians are "clearly encouraging criminal acts in the Chinese metropolis and meddling in China's internal affairs.
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That request was rejected, as a spokesman for China's foreign ministry said it would not be probing the internal affairs of other countries.
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Countries should not engage in internet activities that harm nations' security, interfere in their internal affairs, and "should not engage in cyber hegemony".
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What Trump should have done is stay silent on the issue and permitted the independent internal affairs process to unfold without undue influence.
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The structure was carrying two works of art, according to the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and state-run news agency TASS.
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"It is important that external players refrain from interfering in the internal affairs of other countries," Museveni told a press conference on Sunday.
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"Malaysia does not sanction attempts to interfere with the internal affairs or judicial process of other countries," Tengku Sariffuddin said in a statement.
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This will probably mean less interference in Turkey's internal affairs, as Ankara hopes, which means less American criticism of our sinking democratic credentials.
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"They got the place for nothing and they used the prostitutes," said Deputy Chief Joseph J. Reznick, commander of the Internal Affairs Bureau.
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"A decision has been made," Putin remarked on Tuesday, seated at a table with Zolotov and Vladimir Kolokoltsev, Russia's minister of internal affairs.
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J. Peter Donald, a spokesman, said the Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau has grown more effective in recent years at catching dishonest officers.
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"Internal Affairs immediately launched an internal investigation into inmate Tammy Jackson's delivery," Gina Carter, a spokeswoman for the office, said in a statement.
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The findings of an internal affairs inquiry were made public for the first time at a disciplinary hearing against the officer, Daniel Pantaleo.
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Yet we are deeply concerned that some outside powers may use the organization's remnants as an excuse to meddle in Syria's internal affairs.
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The incident has prompted an internal affairs investigation into accusations of excessive force, though Mr. O'Neill pushed back against that allegation Friday morning.
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Natia Mezvrishvili, Georgia's deputy minister of internal affairs, said in a telephone interview that the government's response to the protest had been appropriate.
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Investigations by the Police Department's Internal Affairs unit and the city's Civilian Review Board are also underway, the mayor said in a statement.
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On Monday, New Zealand's internal affairs minister, Peter Dunne, told Sky News that anyone in Mr. Joyce's position was considered a New Zealander.
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Quick was placed on paid administrative leave and will remain on leave until an internal affairs investigation is completed, according to the release.
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The agency also needed to more than double the number of internal affairs criminal investigators to 550 from about 200, the report said.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry denounced the bill, saying it "interferes in China's internal affairs" and violates the norms of international law and relations.
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Vincent tries to return it, but his plans are complicated by the doggedness of an internal affairs officer named Jennifer Bryant (Michelle Monaghan).
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"It's a direct interference in Hong Kong's internal affairs, a breach of both its judicial independence and separation of powers," Mr. Lam said.
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" António Guterres, the United Nations general secretary, said: "Today all participants committed to refrain from the armed conflict or internal affairs in Libya.
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The Hong Kong and Chinese governments have repeatedly warned foreign governments not interfere in the territory's internal affairs or fan anti-China sentiment.
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"China has always pursued non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries," foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told a regular news briefing.
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"This State Department statement, which I'm sure will be repeated, is a direct interference in our electoral process and internal affairs," Zakharova said.
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"Many times authorities are late in using latest technologies and innovations," said Mihail Beregoi, state secretary for the Moldovan Ministry of Internal Affairs.
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China opposes the United States using the issue of religion to interfere in its internal affairs and urged it to stop, he said.
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The bill is a "flagrant interference in China's internal affairs, and will only make the Chinese people more indignant," the Foreign Ministry said.
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"While we have no indication of impropriety at this time, this question can only be answered by the internal affairs investigation," it said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Monday that Turkey should stop its interference into the internal affairs of neighboring nations and support of terrorism.
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Whakatane has no jurisdiction over the island, which is privately owned and comes under the mandate of New Zealand's Department of Internal Affairs.
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"An Internal Affairs investigation concluded that on September 9, Officer Guyger engaged in adverse conduct when she was arrested for Manslaughter," the agency noted.
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He was arrested after a joint investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau, which reviews police conduct.
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"First of all, Russia, as a state, has never interfered with the internal affairs of the United States, let alone its elections," Putin replied.
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Once that investigation is over, the mayor said the shooting would be subject to an internal affairs investigation within the South Bend Police Department.
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The death toll released by Jorge Gomes, the secretary of state for internal affairs, has climbed from the 19 initially announced late on Saturday.
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LGFA is required to report on its performance to its board, bond trustee, local councils (shareholders), the Treasury and the Department of Internal Affairs.
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"No matter at what venue, using any method, we will not permit any country or person to interfere in China's internal affairs," Zhang added.
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Thiel became a New Zealand citizen at a private consular ceremony in Santa Monica, the New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) told Mashable.
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In order to be fired from the force — following an incident and internal affairs investigation — the police chief determines how to discipline an officer.
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Li Fei said on Monday that Beijing policymakers would "only interpret the Basic Law on important issues, but not on Hong Kong's internal affairs".
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China, with economic interests in Myanmar and an aversion to any meddling in countries' internal affairs, will protect it from referral to the ICC.
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"Hong Kong is China's Hong Kong and Hong Kong affairs are purely China's internal affairs," Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said in a statement.
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"We hope other countries will respect China's judicial sovereignty and not use an individual case to interfere in our internal affairs," Geng Shuang said.
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Mosby said Friday that another body camera video has been turned over to Internal Affairs after it was flagged by one of her prosecutors.
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The State's Attorney for Baltimore City has referred the self-reported incident to the BPD internal affairs department, the office said in a statement.
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Dai Demao, first secretary of China's mission to the U.N. in Geneva, accused her of "slandering" and interfering with China's sovereignty and internal affairs.
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"Geng Shuang, a spokesman for the Chinese foreign ministry, also told reporters on Thursday that the UN letter "grossly interfered with China's internal affairs.
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Roque declined to comment on Japanese Internal Affairs and Communications Minister Seiko Noda expressing regret about the statue when she met Duterte on Tuesday.
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"China has long pursued the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries," foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said on Tuesday.
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Johnson has requested an internal affairs investigation of the Thursday incident to assure the public he's not trying to hide anything about his actions.
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The investigation into Johnson will be handled by the public integrity unit within the department's internal affairs division, police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said Friday.
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"But we resolutely oppose any country, in any way, using so-called human rights problems to interfere in another country's internal affairs," he added.
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"The Kingdom categorically rejects any interference in its internal affairs, any and all accusations, in any manner, that disrespect its leadership," the statement said.
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"Russia has never interfered in and is not going to interfere in US internal affairs, including the elections," Putin said during the news conference.
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The Belarus Ministry of Internal Affairs in Minsk said officers had seized equipment from the hacker's offices and he was cooperating with the investigation.
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He also said it was unacceptable for German newspapers to carry so many headlines about Turkey, saying that was meddling in Ankara's internal affairs.
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Steve R. Bailey, who was in charge of internal affairs investigations in the sheriff's office, and Michele M. Iafrate, a lawyer for Sheriff Arpaio's.
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The offer for the U.S. military to intervene in Mexico's internal affairs — a third rail in Mexican politics — rattled an already-unsettled security apparatus.
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Now, when people were drafted, they didn't want to be in the Internal Affairs Bureau—they tried to resist it as best they could.
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KCNA said Chinese media was "openly resorting to interference in the internal affairs of another country" and driving a wedge between the two countries.
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The plan also issues a 180-day deadline for investigations by the police department's internal affairs bureau and the Civilian Office of Police Accountability.
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He said they would broadly address support for terrorism, meddling in the internal affairs of these countries and attacks through Qatari-owned media platforms.
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The next day, she filed a complaint with her union, the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, prompting an investigation by the Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau.
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Their intrusion into the internal affairs of South Vietnam made considerable headway, and set off what we now call the American war in Vietnam.
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Roof and his attorney are not pressing charges, but an internal affairs investigation will look into why Stafford wasn't properly contained, NBC News reports.
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However, in keeping with ASEAN's principle of non-interference in each others' internal affairs, it appeared to have been put aside at the summit.
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The inspector general reviewed 888 bias incidents investigated by the Internal Affairs Bureau and found that 68 percent accused the police of racial bias.
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On Monday, two internal affairs investigators testified that they had recommended in 2015 that Officer Pantaleo face disciplinary charges for using the banned technique.
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Mr. Orban also frequently says that no nation should interfere in other countries' internal affairs, noted Edit Zgut, a foreign-policy analyst in Warsaw.
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A spokeswoman for the sheriff's department told KDVR that Sheriff Patrick Firman immediately opened an internal affairs investigation after learning Sanchez had given birth.
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It has been elaborated in agreements like the Peace of Westphalia, which gave rise to the principle of noninterference in a country's internal affairs.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 2.2% in December, unchanged from the previous month, figures from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed.
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He said that the Internal Affairs Bureau, has halted own inquiry into Detective Terrell's activities until the Bronx district attorney's office finishes its investigation.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 2.4% in January, up from 2.2% in December, figures from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed.
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"This goes against the basic principles of international relations, it interferes in China's internal affairs, and it goes against China's national security," he said.
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The Chinese government has hit back against international criticism of its handling of the protests, urging foreign powers to stay out its internal affairs.
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"Xinjiang affairs are purely China's internal affairs and brook no interference from any country," Geng Shuang, a spokesperson for the ministry, told state media.
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"We don't think that outside powers should be interfering in the internal affairs of Iraq," State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said at the time.
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" Venezuela's Foreign Minister, Maduro loyalist Jorge Arreaza, responded to the US, tweeting: "We reject the Trump Administration's vulgar interventionism in Venezuela's internal affairs & institutions.
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The discussions continued despite warnings from other group members that the department's own internal affairs team or attorneys of those inmates may be watching.
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The Chinese embassy in London said China does not attach political strings to foreign assistance or interfere in the internal affairs of recipient countries.
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On Wednesday, China cautioned against any foreign meddling in the islands' internal affairs, after Maldives' opposition leaders called for intervention by its rival, India.
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Hong Kong&aposs Beijing-backed government said the legislation sent the wrong signal to demonstrators and "clearly interfered" with the city&aposs internal affairs.
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Zheng Zeguang, a vice foreign minister, told Mr. Branstad that the United States should "stop interfering in China's internal affairs," according to the ministry.
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At their direction, he helped surveil foreign officials and even Russian citizens, including a newspaper reporter and an officer with the Internal Affairs Ministry.
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During a telephone call last Friday, President Donald Trump was told by China's President Xi Jinping that Washington was interfering in Beijing's internal affairs.
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In December, 2013, the government accused IBIS , the N.G.O. that partnered with Gustu to found its cooking school, of meddling in Bolivia's internal affairs.
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"We simply ask Lopez Obrador's government to stop meddling in our internal affairs and to respect Bolivian sovereignty," Longaric told Spain's El Pais newspaper.
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"China has long pursued the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries," foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said on Tuesday.
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China rejected that request as an interference in its internal affairs, but soon allowed Mr. Hua access to a lawyer for the first time.
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Russia did not meddle, does not have the habit of meddling in the internal affairs of other countries, and is not doing so now.
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Seen as an effective manager who smartly navigated internal affairs, Medina Mora was described by powerbrokers who knew him as a brilliant and respected banker.
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KRASNAYA POLYANA (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that cyber attacks or other types of interference in other countries' internal affairs were intolerable.
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Trump is seen as someone who will not interfere in the internal affairs of states, even if their human rights records are far from pretty.
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The files released by the Department of Internal Affairs show just 92 people have been granted citizenship in exceptional circumstances over the past five years.
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"India does not comment on the internal affairs of other countries and similarly expects other countries to do likewise," said Kumar, without directly mentioning China.
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Soon after Golunov's arrest, the Ministry of Internal Affairs posted pictures showing several large drug stashes, which it claimed were all taken in Golunov's apartment.
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I had been alone in my room all day, switching between bugs in Perette's office and the office of the deputy undersecretary of internal affairs.
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Johannes Wadepfuhl, a deputy parliamentary leader of the centre-right (and generally pro-American) Christian Democrats, talked about an "unacceptable interference into our internal affairs".
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In Beijing, foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said China had no intention of interfering with Australia's internal affairs or using political funding to influence them.
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In the wake of the incident, Officer Saulters was initially placed on administrative leave by Chief Scott Freeman and an internal affairs investigation was opened.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 2.4 percent from 2.5 percent in November, matching the median estimate, figures from the Internal Affairs ministry showed.
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Peskov also said Russia is not interfering in Venezuela's internal affairs and that the Kremlin hoped other countries would let Venezuelans decide their own fate.
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Iraq's Foreign Ministry said in a statement it "rejects interference in Iraq's internal affairs, especially domestic security reform" and demanded the Twitter post be removed.
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NKVD refers to the interior ministry (now known as the Ministry of Internal Affairs), responsible for the Great Purge (1936-38) among other horrific atrocities.
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During a visit to Bahrain in 2014, Malinowski was declared persona non grata after Manama said he had "intervened flagrantly" in the country's internal affairs.
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I have [recommended] prosecuting police officers for murder and everything below that, as [an Internal Affairs] detective, and as chief, I've aggressively prosecuted police officers.
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Amor Cerillo, was removed from duty, the report added, citing Allegar Triambulo, the head attorney for the Philippine National Police-Internal Affairs Services (PNP-IAS).
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 3.2 percent in March, data by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed on Thursday.
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James F. Tomsheck served as Assistant Commissioner of CBP for Internal Affairs from 2006 to 2014, and in the U.S. Secret Service for 23 years.
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In cases where an arresting officer is later referred to the Internal Affairs Department, Mosby said the suspects' cases may be postponed or dismissed altogether.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's government reiterated its rejection of what it called Canadian "interference" in the kingdom's internal affairs, Saudi state TV reported on Tuesday.
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An internal affairs investigation found that Guyger, who is white, "engaged in adverse conduct" when she fatally shot Jean, who is black, earlier this month.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to 2.4%, compared with economists' median forecast of 2.3%, figures from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to 2.4%, compared with economists' median forecast of 2.3%, figures from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed.
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The three other officers involved — Lazo Lluka, Miguel I. Rodriguez and David G. Savella — were still being questioned by the Internal Affairs Bureau, he said.
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A lawyer for Mr. Campbell recently asked a State Supreme Court judge to penalize the city for withholding the Internal Affairs and review board reports.
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On January 9, Agnes Odhiambo, the lead author of the HRW report, was called to meet with five officials of the police's Internal Affairs Unit.
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Ministry of Internal Affairs, on view until April 2, 2017, showcases a variety of artists whose work draws personal narrative threads into a larger tapestry.
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"The Gulf requirements did not impact on the Qatari sovereignty at all, but only asked that Qatar stop interference in their internal affairs," it added.
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China is not seeking the right to guide global affairs, or spheres of influence, and will not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries.
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The Brooklyn district attorney's office referred the matter to the Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau, which led to perjury charges being filed against Officer Moloney.
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And that doctor was contradicted by a police supervisor and other internal affairs officers who testified that the video showed Officer Pantaleo using the chokehold.
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On Friday, Geng Shuang, a spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, accused the American lawmakers of making "irresponsible" remarks and "violently" interfering in China's internal affairs.
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"Even what they have said — that we need to hear the citizens of our state — is an interference in our internal affairs," Mr. Katrougalos said.
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We call for respect of the principle of noninterference in Syria's internal affairs, and respect for the Syrian people's right to determine their own fate.
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Angered by what he called foreign interference in the Philippines' internal affairs, Mr. Duterte subsequently pulled out of an international treaty that established the court.
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"Our hope is that the Turkish state will not interfere in the internal affairs of Syria," said an unidentified SDF official at Sunday's press conference.
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Its commerce ministry urged the U.S. to "immediately stop making irresponsible remarks on the issue of Xinjiang" and to "stop interfering" in China's internal affairs.
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Jeh Johnson, the secretary of Homeland Security, in 2014 gave authority to the agency's internal affairs office to conduct criminal investigations for the first time.
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But rarely has a US president so eagerly voiced his opinions or taken steps to influence another country's internal affairs, particularly among close US allies.
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Poland's Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Szymon Szynkowski vel Sek told a news conference on Friday that Mijatovic's letter constituted unacceptable meddling in Poland's internal affairs.
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Ms. Le Pen has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing and characterized the inquiry as meddling in the party's internal affairs because of its anti-European positions.
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"Ukraine's position is not to interfere in the domestic affairs of the United States of America," the Internal Affairs Ministry said in a statement Thursday.
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"Let me reiterate our position that Xinjiang affairs are China's internal affairs," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said on Monday after the latest leak.
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Beijing has condemned the unrest and blamed foreign governments, including the United States and former colonial power Britain of interfering in the country's internal affairs.
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An internal affairs investigation concluded that Guyger "engaged in adverse conduct when she was arrested for manslaughter" on September 9, according to a police statement.
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Ma told Klein the situation in Hong Kong was part of China's internal affairs and demanded that the U.S. stop its meddling, the ministry added.
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The chaotic confrontation, between the police officers and two men, has prompted an Internal Affairs investigation about whether excessive force was used, police officials said.
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Throughout the 20th century, the United States frequently intervened in the internal affairs of Latin American countries, which it considers part of its geopolitical backyard.
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His internal-affairs office, as Judge Snow found, was more a task force to pursue grudges than an effort to root out misbehavior among deputies.
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Oliver shows how that's possible with less than objective investigations by internal affairs and even some officers deleting past incidents from their official police files.
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A statement from the embassy charged that Pompeo's comments on the anniversary were made "out of prejudice and arrogance" and grossly interfered with China's internal affairs.
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The report of the internal affairs investigation is 124 pages and recreates the timeline of the shooting, including diagrams, maps, and interviews with witnesses and police.
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Over the series' next four hours, Sharlet's account appears alongside those of congressional representatives, political theorists, and others with intimate knowledge of the organization's internal affairs.
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Public information officers from both St. Louis and Philadelphia Police Departments said the allegations are being reviewed by their internal affairs divisions for violations of policies.
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He is now potentially facing up to five years in jail or a fine for aggravated battery, according to Ukraine's Minister of Internal Affairs, Arsen Avakov.
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The future development of Sino-US ties is promising, but the United States should stay away from China's internal affairs, a retired Chinese diplomat has warned.
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Failla faced additional departmental charges — including failing to notify the internal affairs unit — after learning about an allegation of corruption against a member of the service.
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The sheriff's office has initiated an internal affairs investigation and a review of the apparent inaction following both calls about Cruz being a potential school shooter.
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The CBP says it has referred the incident to its internal affairs unit, the Office of Professional Responsibility, but it would not answer questions about Rambo.
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The Department also lacks adequate civilian oversight — its Civilian Review Board is hampered by inadequate resources, and the agency's internal affairs and disciplinary process lacks transparency.
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With Kishida out of the race, contenders challenging Abe would include ex-defense minister Shigeru Ishiba, Internal Affairs Minister Seiko Noda and Foreign Minister Taro Kono.
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The Riyadh accord aimed to enhance cooperation between sovereign Gulf Arab states and avoid interference in their internal affairs, the official Qatar News Agency (QNA) said.
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According to WFTV, that the officer told an internal affairs detective that he "was fine" with the couple kissing, but did not see any sexual activity.
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In June, China said it opposed outside interference in its internal affairs after the Vatican expressed concern about a Chinese bishop it said had been "removed".
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The jobless rate, meanwhile, edged up to 2.8 percent from 2.7 percent in November, which was the lowest since November 1993, the Internal Affairs ministry said.
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"Afghanistan considers recent statements of Imran Khan explicit interference in internal affairs of Afghanistan and deems PM's remarks a return to his previous stance," Ahmadi tweeted.
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The investment would be used to double the investigative, forensic, intelligence and prevention work of the Department of Internal Affairs, she announced at a press conference.
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The investment would be used to double the investigative, forensic, intelligence and prevention work of the Department of Internal Affairs, she announced at a press conference.
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With Baltimore police under heightened scrutiny, Police Commissioner Kevin Davis said on Tuesday the department would restructure its internal affairs procedures to make them more transparent.
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Nel, for his part, told Internal Affairs that "nothing happened" and that by the time he was eating his Whataburger, two officers had cuffed the suspect.
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Indeed, officials long insisted that the government could not rebut Mr Trump's falsehoods about Mexico because that would be to intervene in their neighbour's internal affairs.
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Mosby disputed Davis' conclusion in a dueling news conference, describing the matter as part of "an open and pending investigation" by the city's Internal Affairs Division.
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On Thursday, Henry County Police Chief Mark Amerman said the officer's employment was terminated after an internal affairs investigation revealed his use of force was unnecessary.
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The Ministry of Internal Affairs put it at just under 55 percent, only slightly higher than results three years ago in the last upper house election.
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However, whether a state law governing the internal affairs of a political party is valid is dependent on whether there is a contrary political party rule.
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The country's foreign ministry slammed what it called "unacceptable intervention in the internal affairs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia," according to Bahrain's official news agency.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to 2.5 percent, against economists' median forecast for 2.4 percent, figures from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed.
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"They even use so-called freedom of religious belief as an excuse to undermine China's national harmony and interfere in China's internal affairs," the editorial said.
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Both Malaysia and Myanmar are members of the 10-nation grouping, which has a long-standing policy of not getting involved in each other's internal affairs.
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Enter Charles Campisi, who served 41 years on the force, and was drafted into Internal Affairs against his will by NYPD commissioner Ray Kelly in 1993.
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The Department also lacks adequate civilian oversight—its Civilian Review Board is hampered by inadequate resources, and the agency's internal affairs and disciplinary process lacks transparency.
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" The Ecuadorean government confirmed it had restricted internet access at the embassy, saying it "respects the principle of nonintervention in the internal affairs of other states.
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Mr. Chmielewski reported the exchange, which he characterized as a threat, to the White House and to the E.P.A.'s internal affairs and criminal investigative divisions.
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By meddling in the internal affairs and democratic fabric of America and its allies over the past couple of years, Mr. Putin has overplayed his hand.
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Brooklyn prosecutors dismissed the gun case and, according to the prosecutors' email, informed the Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau about the problems with Officer Thomas's account.
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"People who have downloaded this document, or printed it, should destroy any copies," said David Shanks, the chief censor in New Zealand's Department of Internal Affairs.
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Within a few hours, two officers from a local precinct and a team of detectives from the Internal Affairs Bureau showed up to interview the woman.
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The Trump administration should not only stop threatening the country with more sanctions, but should also let the Iranian people decide their internal affairs for themselves.
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The Civilian Complaint Review Board, an independent agency that also investigates reports of police misconduct, also refers complaints about biased policing to the Internal Affairs Bureau.
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For years, the Austin Police Department's contract limited civilian oversight, allowed police misconduct records to basically vanish and kept certain important internal affairs files under seal.
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The protest was designed to condemn foreign nations and international groups that were pressuring the military and "interfering in internal affairs," according to the event's organizers.
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Sheriff Tony confirmed on Monday that he had met with Mr. Gelin but denied that he had told him he would open an internal affairs investigation.
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Klein was summoned after foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said that any attempt by the U.S. to interfere in China's internal affairs would be in vain.
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Turkey demanded that Russia stay out of Poland's internal affairs, and instead, Catherine went to war against the Turks, seizing Azov, Bessarabia, and, most notably, Crimea.
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"The U.S. now has new and meaningful tools to deter further influence and interference from Beijing into Hong Kongs internal affairs," Rubio said in a statement.
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When the internal-affairs unit launched a sting operation against a friend of Shokin's, Shokin cracked down on Sakvarelidze's team, prompting anti-corruption activists to protest.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 2.2% in November from 2.4% in the previous month, figures from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called the proposed legislation was US interference in China's internal affairs and that it had shaken trust between the two nations.
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Separate from the drug test, he said, Mr. Cornejo was the subject of an internal investigation initiated by the Internal Affairs Bureau after receiving the anonymous tip.
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But these downsides seem to play the incoming administration's proclivities to avoid intervention in nations' internal affairs and accept the reality that it can't change authoritarian regimes.
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However, in keeping with ASEAN's principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of one another, the issue appears to have been put aside at the summit.
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The Internal Affairs Bureau and investigators in the Bronx are "looking into the responding officers as to why they didn't help the boy," a police source said.
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We're told Gonzalez has said it was just a joke, but the matter was reported to higher-ups in the Department and Internal Affairs is now investigating.
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Beijing says it does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, when asked about Trump's tweet accusing China of trying to sway the U.S. election.
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At the same time, outside interference in internal affairs, attempts by forceful change of power in Caracas, undermine the prospects for a political settlement of the crisis.
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Even in Pakistan, one of China's closest friends in Asia, Mr Xi has been forced to abandon his usual mantra of "non-interference" in others' internal affairs.
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Household spending fell 4.4 percent in the year to December, exceeding market forecasts for a 2.4 percent drop, data by the Internal Affairs Ministry showed on Friday.
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"The Ministry also affirmed that the Canadian position is an explicit and transparent interference in the internal affairs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia," the ministry said.
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According to Poland's Minister of Internal Affairs, Joachim Brudzinski, 200,000 people attended Sunday's rally — more than three times the number that attended the national rally last year.
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Iran has refused to offer the same for Adelkhah, citing her Iranian nationality, and has called France's demands for her release an interference in its internal affairs.
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The public's supposed outrage is a useful tool: it enables the party to put aside its principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries.
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Jim Wong, who was Deputy Assistant Commissioner of CBP's Office of Internal Affairs from 2009 to 2011, said money might be better spent on other department needs.
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He's hopeful that his lawsuit and the internal affairs investigation will fix Oakland's public records processes so it can respond appropriately in cases where it really matters.
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"The Baltimore City States Attorney's Office referred two officers to Internal Affairs as we had questions concerning their Body Worn Camera videos," Saunders said in a statement.
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We solemnly remind you this plain truth: Hong Kong affairs are entirely China's internal affairs, and you are neither entitled nor qualified to wantonly comment on them.
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Rabiei also said that the world is "witnessing the wrong policy by the U.S. in monitoring and intervention in others' internal affairs," according to The Associated Press.
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According to the Kremlin, Mr. Putin said he hoped to work with Mr. Trump in an atmosphere of mutual respect without interfering in each other's internal affairs.
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Stripping away the effect of fresh food and energy, consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in September from a year ago, data from the internal affairs ministry showed.
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"We call for reflection in the Lima Group about the consequences for Venezuelans of measures that seek to interfere in internal affairs," Reyes said in a statement.
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In Season 5, the focus remains on three detectives in an anticorruption unit (the British equivalent of internal affairs) in a grimy, unnamed city that resembles Birmingham.
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Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council said China should respect Taiwan's internal affairs and democracy and not "interpret the expectations of Taiwan's people toward relations across the Taiwan Strait".
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It was only when an internal affairs investigator with the corrections department intervened that Mr. Moore was let out of isolation and the assault charge was dropped.
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"As a result of a gunshot wound, a child died in a car ambulance on the way to hospital," Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs said on Facebook.
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That compared with economists' median estimate of a 0.6 percent gain in a Reuters poll, data by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed on Friday.
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An investigation by the Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau found witness interviews, surveillance camera footage and text messages from Detective Desormeau that conflicted with the detectives' account.
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Beijing denies meddling, has condemned the unrest and blamed foreign governments, including the United States and former colonial power Britain, of interfering in the country's internal affairs.
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The ministry emphasized that Hong Kong is part of China through the "one country, two systems" policy, and that the special administration region's issues are internal affairs.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Bahrain said on Monday it cut diplomatic relations with Qatar, accusing its fellow Gulf Arab state of backing terrorism and interfering in Bahrain's internal affairs.
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State authorities issued a statement on Sunday saying all members of Ocampo's municipal police department had been taken in for questioning by the police's internal affairs department.
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Since China constantly accuses the West of interfering in its internal affairs whenever international rules and norms are invoked, some overt non-kinetic interference is long overdue.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has said the proposed legislation was U.S. interference in China's internal affairs and that it had shaken trust between the two nations.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Bahrain said on Monday it stood with Saudi Arabia in a political row with Canada, rejecting what it called Ottawa's interference in Riyadh's internal affairs.
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"If Russian involvement is true, it shows how far they will go to get involved in our internal affairs," said former US Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul.
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Poland's internal affairs minister, Joachim Brudzinski, called for the European Union and NATO to work on a joint position over whether to exclude Huawei from their markets.
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While most presidents go out of their way to avoid the appearance of interfering in the internal affairs of other countries, Trump rigid expectations of its old ally.
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Mozzy's consistency on Internal Affairs is notable, but I'm partial to the Sada Baby-featuring "Just My Luck" with its g-funk bass and laser-sharp synth line.
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Indeed, given Mr. Trump's aversion to interceding into a country's internal affairs and his aversion to the Iran deal, ties with these three are likely to get better.
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"We didn't have, and do not have, any intention of interfering in the internal affairs of other countries, or in their electoral processes in particular," Peskov told reporters.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's jobless rate inched up in August and the availability of jobs was unchanged, data from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed on Friday.
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China is resolute in defending its sovereignty and security, and will never allow anyone to interfere in its internal affairs over Hong Kong, Taiwan or Xinjiang, she added.
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And at the time he arrested Myles, the officer was under investigation by the police department's internal affairs division for falsifying a police report in an unrelated case.
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In the case study reviewed by BuzzFeed News, department prosecutors overruled internal affairs investigations who recommended the officer be brought up on disciplinary charges and potentially face termination.
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In fact, none of the 35 "use of force" cases investigated that year resulted in charges against Baton Rouge Police Department officers, according to the internal affairs office.
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Fairfax County Police Chief Edwin Roessler Jr. said he made the decision after receiving an update from the internal affairs bureau and reviewing the department's procedural policy recommendation.
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Barone seized Picard&aposs camera and legally carried pistol after a frightened female driver told him there was a man waving a gun, the internal affairs report said.
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Seiko Noda, the internal affairs and communications minister, and one of only two women in the 20-person cabinet, has criticised the finance ministry's handling of the case.
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"The establishment of such a mechanism is a flagrant interference in the internal affairs of a U.N. member state," Syrian U.N. Ambassador Bashar Jaafari said before the vote.
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State authorities are conducting a criminal investigation into the shooting, and the Raleigh Police Department's internal affairs unit is also investigating, Raleigh Police Chief Cassandra Deck-Brown said.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said that as Hong Kong was a part of China, no other country had a right to interfere in its internal affairs.
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"The Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office referred two officers to Internal Affairs as we had questions concerning their body worn camera videos," Saunders said in a previous statement.
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In 1997 she became the youngest post-World War Two cabinet member, serving as telecommunications minister - a post now folded into her current portfolio as internal affairs minister.
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Republicans skewed toward a more cynical and isolationist view that America was the guardian of its own democracy, but not responsible for the internal affairs of other nations.
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His sister Eileen told the New York Post Thursday that she warned the NYPD's Internal Affairs Bureau that her brother was mentally unstable and had verbalized suicidal thoughts.
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"The termination is the result of a Milwaukee Police Department internal affairs investigation related to the criminal complaint filed against him on Thursday, October 20," the statement said.
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A translated version sent to Politico's Eric Geller read in part: The Government of Ecuador respects the principle of non-intervention in the internal affairs of other states.
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By stressing basic integrity and trying to incentivize the best and brightest to join what is now the Internal Affairs Bureau, Campisi thinks he helped turn things around.
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We looked at people who had exemplary records, people who had excelled in other investigative units, and we drafted them into the Internal Affairs Bureau, slowly but surely.
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Chief R. Scott Freeman has ordered an internal affairs investigation, the statement said, and the Athens-Clarke County attorney is reviewing the incident because a juvenile is involved.
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The issue has been divisive in Britain's overseas territories, which control their own internal affairs but rely on Britain for defense and for representation in the international community.
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During the campaign, Mr. Sini pointed to a number of changes he had instituted in the department, including strengthening the internal affairs bureau to weed out corrupt officers.
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"The Communist Party under Mao Zedong really founded the People's Republic of China in opposition to foreign imperialism and interference in China's so-called internal affairs," Weiss says.
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"She never saw the alleged chokehold, had no knowledge it even happened until hours later when she was shown a video by the internal affairs bureau," Mullins said.
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The extradition bill has drawn criticism from U.S. and British lawmakers and human rights groups, prompting Beijing to lash back with warnings against "interference" in its internal affairs.
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"Currently this is an active Internal Affairs case and the Union will not be able to discuss specifics about the case," he wrote in an email to CNN.
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Prague has "grossly interfered in China's internal affairs, and openly challenged the One China principle," said the statement, referring to China's stance that Taiwan is part of China.
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He did so when the investigations agency made the spying allegations and again after Mr. Kuczinski was removed from his internal affairs post and placed on modified duty.
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When asked whether Russia interferes in the internal affairs of other countries, Russians were about evenly split, with about 260 percent saying 'yes' while 258 percent said 'no'.
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"There is a long history of US bullying at the UN, but this is a preposterous example -- the purely internal affairs of a nation," Khoshroo told the council.
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"The Hong Kong government completely disagrees and expresses deep regret that foreign parliaments are interfering in our internal affairs through legislation," she said during her weekly news conference.
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His foreign minister-to-be, Marcelo Ebrard, stated that simply discussing the Nicaraguan or Venezuelan cases at the O.A.S. was tantamount to interfering in these nations' internal affairs.
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Poland's internal affairs minister, Joachim Brudzinski, has called for the European Union and NATO to work on a joint position over whether to exclude Huawei from their markets.
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The posts were turned over to the Department of Homeland Security Office of the Inspector General, as well as CBP's internal affairs office to begin the investigations, added Hastings.
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The posts were turned over the the Department of Homeland Security Office of the Inspector General, as well as CBP's internal affairs office to begin the investigations, added Hastings.
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The country's jobless rate also increased to 2.5 percent in November, as compared to 2.4 percent in October, according to data from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.
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"China is willing, in accordance with Myanmar's wishes and on the precondition of not interfering in Myanmar's internal affairs, to play a constructive role in this regard," Wang said.
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Officer William A. Martin's suspension came after an internal affairs investigation into the December 21 incident, which also resulted in the woman's two teenage daughters being taken into custody.
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The TTP sees itself as a sister organisation of the Afghan Taliban, a group long patronised by Pakistan as a tool to influence the internal affairs of its neighbour.
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When he was being questioned last year by police internal affairs following up on the tattoo complaint, Lichterman told investigators he had never heard of Blood & Honour until 2016.
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Two other NYPD officers, including a former internal affairs detective, were stripped of their guns and badges and placed on administrative leave, a department official confirmed to BuzzFeed News.
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"Coming to this conclusion gives me no joy because, as a federal official, I have been reluctant to interfere with Puerto Rico's internal affairs," Velázquez wrote in a statement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's foreign ministry said on Wednesday it would continue to defend its position over Hong Kong after Beijing accused the UK of interfering in China's internal affairs.
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The population stood at 127.1 million in 2015, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications said, down by 947,000, or 0.7 percent, compared with the last census in 2010.
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According to an Internal Affairs report first obtained by Treasure Coast Newspapers, the Fort Pierce Police Department suspended Officer Doug McNeal for 20 days without pay for the infraction.
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In a statement late Saturday by the Saudi Press Agency, the Saudi Foreign Ministry described the Iranian criticism of its judicial system as "blatant interference" in its internal affairs.
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"The investigative standards were extremely high in both the BCA investigation and MPD's internal affairs investigation and I have the utmost confidence in their findings," Harteau said on Friday.
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According to Santiago's account, an Internal Affairs officer came back to the apartment so she and the other family members could identify the police officer who took the photos.
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"Bahrain expresses its deep regret at the statements from the British foreign secretary and U.S. State Department and considers them as unacceptable interference in its internal affairs," said BNA.
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The department's Internal Affairs Bureau launched the probe in 2013 and later joined a federal investigation led by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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"The statements of the White House, as usual, are an example of interference in Iran's internal affairs and the demands are unacceptable and rejected," Qassemi said, according to ISNA.
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The Baltimore Police Department's Internal Affairs division is investigating possible criminal wrongdoing, while the state's attorney office is evaluating what role the officers' testimonies would play in prosecuting cases.
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In the article, information regarding the Islamic State's internal affairs — including their leadership structure, financial operations, and security structures — were seized in a raid by the Delta Force commando.
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Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said he could not allow interference into the internal affairs of Cambodia, a fellow member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).
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"America is losing the big stage right now not because of their internal affairs and issues, but because of how they started messing up internationally," the Turkish student said.
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However, one must expect that the European Union would be loath to become involved in what it considers to be the internal affairs of one of its member countries.
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"Our principle, in ASEAN in particular, generally is that we don't interfere in the internal affairs of other countries," Mahathir said referring to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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It has stuck to its diplomatic philosophy of not meddling in the internal affairs of other countries - a position that is increasingly inflexible for a would-be world power.
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Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said Saudi Arabia would not tolerate any foreign meddling in its internal affairs, and suggested his country would not be backing down anytime soon.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivia's interim government will ask all Venezuelan diplomats to leave the country for allegedly interfering in the country's internal affairs, the foreign minister said on Friday.
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Saulters was accused in an internal affairs summary report of using excessive force when he hit Timmy Patmon, 24, with his patrol car, the Athens Banner-Herald reported Monday.
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The Department of Justice concluded earlier this year that the department's internal affairs bureau failed to hold police officers accountable and had been "plagued by systemic failures" for years.
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Two other officers, including a detective who until five months ago worked in the Internal Affairs Bureau, were stripped of their guns and shields and placed on administrative duty.
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The communique expressed a commitment to "refraining from interference in the armed conflict or in the internal affairs of Libya" and urges all international actors to do the same.
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The office takes about 100 of the cases and sends the rest to internal affairs offices at ICE, Customs and Border Protection, the T.S.A. and Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba's foreign minister on Tuesday charged the United States with violating the historic 2015 agreement reestablishing diplomatic relations after decades by interfering in the country's internal affairs.
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"The rescue mission wasn't a simple one, or a risk-free one," said Raed Arafat, head of the Department of Emergency Situations under the Romanian Ministry of Internal Affairs.
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After losing in arbitration, the internal affairs unit, which has been expanded and reorganized over the last two years, referred the case to the Westchester County district attorney's office.
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President Nicolas Maduro in January withdrew his envoy to Madrid in response to what he called "repeated meddling" in the country's internal affairs, leading Spain to respond in kind.
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"China consistently resolutely opposes the United States using Xinjiang-related issues to interfere in China's internal affairs," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said at a daily news briefing.
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"We urge the United States to immediately correct its wrong practices, withdraw the relevant decisions and stop interfering in China's internal affairs," Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said Tuesday.
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After the video started making the rounds on social media -- the girls have millions of followers -- investigators caught wind and Beeker became the subject of an internal affairs probe.
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"China will never interfere in the internal affairs of the United States, and we trust that the American people are capable of sorting out their own problems," Wang said.
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"The bloody British taught us very well," said Shamsuri, the secretary of the Malay Agricultural Settlement Board of Management, a legal body that governs internal affairs in Kampong Bharu.
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" Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang hit back Friday, saying Beijing "is firmly opposed to the US attempt to use the Xinjiang issue to interfere in China's internal affairs.
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Therefore, its inclusion in this meeting is a clear interference in the internal affairs of Nicaragua, and a violation of the Charter of the United Nations and International Law.
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In Long Beach, the police department had been purging internal-affairs records before the law went into effect, raising concerns that the department was trying to skirt the law.
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For all review board referrals to the Internal Affairs Bureau, "a huge issue" is that the police "don't tell us what happens with any of them," Mr. Case said.
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The government declared Kriener persona non grata and gave him 48 hours to leave the country, accusing him of meddling in internal affairs, although it did not give specific details.
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According to a Google translation, Ecuador says Assange's continued asylum is contingent on avoiding any activity that could be considered political or interfering in the internal affairs of other states.
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