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Will Sudan really get elected to the Human Rights Council?
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Will Sudan really get elected to the Human Rights Council?
Tue 28 Aug 2012
It's a story all too familiar. A government responsible for mass murder, crushing democratic dissent, or engaging in nuclear, chemical, or biological shenanigans gets elected to the U.N. institution... (photo: UN / Albert González Farran)
Sudan’s bid to win seat at UN rights council triggers criticism
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Sudan’s bid to win seat at UN rights council triggers criticism
Tue 28 Aug 2012
WASHINGTON - A powerful US lawmaker blasted the United Nations Monday as Sudan seemed set to gain a seat on the global body's Human Rights Council. "As Sudan appears poised to win a seat on the UN... (photo: UNAMID / Albert González Farran)
Families Party At Notting Hill Carnival  Skynews  Sun 26 Aug 2012
Families Party At Notting Hill Carnival
Europe's largest street party is under way in London as exotic dancers, music and food kick-started the annual Notting Hill Carnival.... (photo: WN / Marzena J.)
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South Sudan refugees running out of food  Al Jazeera  Sat 25 Aug 2012
South Sudan refugees running out of food
In a refugee camp in South Sudan people are facing a serious shortage of food. There are more than 60,000 people housed at the Yida camp and aid groups warn there is only enough food to last another... (photo: UN / Albert González Farran)
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Sudan rebels, army clash in oil state Independent online (SA) Sat 25 Aug 2012
Sudan rebels, army clash in oil state
Khartoum - Rebels clashed with Sudanese government forces in the oil-producing border state of South Kordofan during an Islamic holiday this week, both sides said, each... (photo: UN / Staton Winter)
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UN agency alarmed by health situation for refugees in South Sudan CNTV Sat 25 Aug 2012
UN agency alarmed by health situation for refugees in South Sudan
UNITED NATIONS, Aug. 24 (Xinhua) -- The United Nations refugee agency on Friday sounded alarm about the health situation for some 170,000 refugees spread out across two... (photo: UN / Albert González Farran)
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South Sudan soldiers kill, rape, torture Khaleej Times Fri 24 Aug 2012
South Sudan soldiers kill, rape, torture
South Sudanese soldiers have killed, raped and tortured civilians in the troubled eastern state of Jonglei, threatening to derail already fragile peace efforts there, the... (photo: UNMISS / Staton Winter)
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Sudans and refugees, a never-ending story Asia Times Fri 24 Aug 2012
Sudans and refugees, a never-ending story
The perennial political wrangling in the Sudans is forcing tens of thousands of people from Sudan into South Sudan, fleeing from a nasty bombing campaign orchestrated by... (photo: UN / Sojoud Elgarrai)
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Literacy Will Tap Into South Sudan's Greatest Resource Huffington Post Thu 23 Aug 2012
Literacy Will Tap Into South Sudan's Greatest Resource
South Sudan is one year and two months old. Although they won independence from the oppressive Sudan regime to the north, the nation is still in bondage. With only 1 in... (photo: UN / Staton Winter)
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The casket containing the body of Meles Zenawi arrives at the Addis Ababa International Airport, Ethiopia Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2012. Meles, Ethiopia's long-time ruler and a major U.S. counter-terrorism ally who is credited with economic gains but blamed for human rights abuses, died of an undisclosed illness after not being seen in his East African country for weeks, Ethiopian authorities said Tuesday. He was 57. A European Union spokesman said that Meles died in Brussels. Mixed reactions as Meles' body returned to Ethiopia Deutsche Welle
Sunday, a South Sudanese migrant worker is comforted by her friends after two of her five children boarded a bus leaving to Ben Gurion airport enroute to South Sudan from Tel Aviv, Israel, Wednesday, July 11, 2012. Israel is expelling an additional 150 South Sudanese as part of its campaign to reduce the number of African migrants who have slipped illegally into the Jewish state. Israel kicks out migrants – by changing their nationality and sending them to another country The Independent
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Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks at the State Department in Washington. Clinton's accusation that Russia "dramatically" escalated the crisis in Syria lost steam Thursday when the State Department acknowledged that the helicopters she accused Moscow of sending were actually refurbished ones already owned by the Assad regime Clinton discusses HIV, Syria with South Africans The Miami Herald
** FILE ** In this Oct. 6, 2007 file photo, former South African President Nelson Mandela reacts as German Chancellor Angela Merkel, left, waves farewell after a meeting at the Nelson Mandela Foundation building in Johannesburg, South Africa, Saturday Oct. 6, 2007. Mandela: 67 Minutes Should Have Been 27 Years WorldNews.com
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Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga, gestures during a news conference Friday, Dec. 17, 2010, in Nairobi, Kenya on the presidency. Odinga sharply criticized incumbent president, Laurent Gbagbo for illegitimately hanging on to power and urged him to step aside. Prime Minister Raila Odinga's words carry particular weight because many observers of Kenya's 2007 presidential election believe Odinga was the rightful winner, but incumbent President Mwai Kibaki was instead declared winner, sparking months of violence that left more than 1,000 people dead in this East African nation. ( Kenya PM blames killing of Muslim cleric on nation's foes The Star
A riot police officer near to a tire on fire, lit by Muslim youths, outside Masjid Musa Mosque, in Majengo, Mombasa, Kenya, Tuesday, Aug. 28, 2012. Police and protesters fought running battles as a violent backlash to the killing of a radical Islamic preacher continued Tuesday in Kenya’s second largest city city of Mombasa, which left several people hospitalized, a police and human rights official said. Police officers teargased rowdy youth on their second day of protests over the killing Monday of Aboud Rogo Mohammed, who was sanctioned by the U.S. government and the U.N. for his alleged connection to an al-Qaida-linked Somali militant group, al-Shabab, regional Police boss Aggrey Adoli said. Kenya: Protests continue over death Muslim cleric Herald Tribune
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