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For the first time, an official Bosnian Serb report admits more than 7,000 Muslims were killed in the Srebrenica massacre in 1995.
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg agrees to hear Chechen cases of human rights abuse brought against Russia in the Second Chechen War.
The New York Times obituary of philosopher Jacques Derrida creates outrage for being allegedly reactionary.

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 *<!--Oct. 14-->For the first time, an official [[Bosnia]]n [[Serb]] report admits more than 7,000 [[Muslim]]s were killed in the '''[[Srebrenica massacre]]''' in [[1995]].
 *<!--Oct. 14-->The [[European Court of Human Rights]] in [[Strasbourg]] agrees to hear [[Chechnya|Chechen]] cases of [[human rights abuse]] brought against [[Russia]] in the '''[[Second Chechen War]]'''.
-*<!--Oct. 13-->The [[New York Times]] [[obituary]] of [[philosopher]] '''[[Jacques Derrida]]''' creates outrage for being allegedly [[reactionary]].
+*<!--Oct. 13-->The ''[[New York Times]]'' [[obituary]] of [[philosopher]] '''[[Jacques Derrida]]''' creates outrage for being allegedly [[reactionary]].
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