H.R.3346 - To provide compensation for United States citizens taken hostage by terrorists or state sponsors of terrorism.

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  • Official: To provide compensation for United States citizens taken hostage by terrorists or state sponsors of terrorism. as introduced.

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12/17/08
Human Security Gateway - Suits Against Terrorist States by Victims ...

... summarizes the hostages’ suit against Iran and Congress’s efforts to intervene; summarizes the status of lawsuits against Iraq and Libya; and provides an overview of proposed legislation (S. 3370, HR 3346, S. 1944, HR 394, HR 5167, ...

Source: Human Security Gateway: All Updates
12/16/08
Human Security Gateway - Suits Against Terrorist States by Victims ...

... summarizes the hostages’ suit against Iran and Congress’s efforts to intervene; summarizes the status of lawsuits against Iraq and Libya; and provides an overview of proposed legislation (S. 3370, HR 3346, S. 1944, HR 394, HR 5167, ...

Source: Human Security Gateway: All Updates
09/01/08
OpenCongress - U.S. Congress - S.3370 Libyan Claims Resolution Act

summarizes the decision in the hostages’ suit against Iran and Congress’s efforts to intervene; summarizes what has happened with Iraq’s assets, and provides an overview of proposed legislation (S. 3370, H.R. 33

Source: Open Congress : Sen. Joseph Biden [D, DE]
08/10/08
CRS — Suits Against Terrorist States by Victims of Terrorism

3370, HR 3346, S. 1944, HR 394, HR 5167, and HR 2764). Appendix A provides a list of cases, including those covered by TRIA § 2002 and the amount of compensation paid. Appendix B lists the assets of each terrorist State currently ...

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04/17/08
carter doesn't quit

hr 3346: to provide compensation for united states citizens taken hostage by terrorists or state sponsors of terrorism. hr 3348: united nations economic and social council accountability act of 2007 hr 3369: to provide compensation for ...

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01/10/08
suits against terrorist states by victims of terrorism

... describes the decision in the hostages’ suit against iran and congress’s efforts to vitiate the algiers accords; summarizes what has happened with iraq’s assets, and summarizes proposed legislation (hr 1585, hr 3346, s. 1944, ...

Source: Human Security Gateway: All Updates
11/03/07
OpenCongress - U.S. Congress - H.R.3273 United States-China Market ...

hr 3273: united states-china market engagement and export promotion act hr 3346: to provide compensation for united states citizens taken hostage by terrorists or state sponsors of terrorism. hr 3348: united nations economic and social ...

Source: Open Congress : House Small Business -...
08/08/07
H.R. 3369: To provide compensation for United States citizens ...

This bill is identical to H.R. 3346 (Status: Introduced). Question & Answer. Have a question about this bill? Submit a short fact-oriented question and see if it will be answered by other visitors. (If you have a general question about ...

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08/01/07
HR 3346, To provide compensation for United States citizens taken ...

HR 3346 would provide compensation for United States citizens taken hostage by terrorists or state sponsors of terrorism....

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08/01/07
Bill Action: Introduced: HR 3346: To provide compensation for ...

Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen [R-FL] introduced HR 3346: To provide compensation for United States citizens taken hostage by terrorists or state sponsors of terrorism. [This event matched these trackers: Active Legislation ]

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