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Sheela Ranganathan Sheppard Mullin Health Attorney

Sheela Ranganathan is an associate in the Corporate Practice Group in Sheppard Mullin's Washington, D.C. office and a member of the firm’s Healthcare Team. She advises healthcare clients on regulatory and antitrust matters. She is also a member of the firm’s Women in Healthcare Leadership Collaborative.
United States University Of Texas Elizabeth Sepper Kevin Haynes Shavonne Henderson Sheela Ranganathan

Letter Regarding Lithuania's Adoption of a Law on Civil Unions

We write concerning the draft Law on Civil Union and legislative efforts to extend legal protections to same-sex couples in Lithuania. We urge lawmakers to extend the fullest possible protections for same-sex relationships. Our work in other countries has shown that the failure to recognize and respect committed relationships between same-sex partners jeopardizes the human rights of same-sex couples and their families, and that the creation of a civil union regime represents an opportunity for l...
Republic Of Lithuania Graeme Reid Gitanas Naus Rights Program Law On Civil Union European Convention On Human Rights
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Dust-Up: Will Investigating Possible Abuses by Agency Interrogators Damage Their Ability to do Their Jobs?

As we begin, it's worth noting that we're not discussing whether to investigate or prosecute allegations of abuse by interrogators. That has already happened. What we're discussing is whether the re-investigation and possible prosecution of abuse allegations -- which the Department of Justice has already investigated and expressly declined to prosecute -- will have a chilling effect on CIA agents.
United States Jack Bauer David Kaye Robert Alt Dick Cheney Abu Ghraib

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HRW calls for repeal of Maldives laws criminalizing homosexuality

New Delhi, Aug 11 (EFE).- Nonprofit Human Rights Watch on Thursday urged Maldives authorities to revoke the laws that criminalize sexual relations between people of the same sex, in the backdrop of four people, including the brother of former president Mohamed Nasheed, being arrested under the legislation. “The government should repeal laws criminalizing consensual same-sex …
United Kingdom New Delhi Mohamed Nasheed Kirsty Brimelow Nazim Sattar Graeme Reid

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