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July 8, 2011

iloubnan - France 'concerned' by Lebanon stance on Hariri court - July 08, 2011

France said Friday it was "concerned" by the Lebanese government's attitude towards the UN-backed Special Tribunal for Lebanon into the murder of former premier Rafiq Hariri. 

A foreign ministry spokesman said France had noted Lebanonese Prime Minister Najib Mikati's promise that his Hezbollah-dominated cabinet would continue to cooperate with the court. 

"We are nevertheless concerned by the formulation used to refer to the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, which appears to cast doubt over the impartiality and the professionalism" of the court, spokesman Bernard Valero 
said. 
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