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Sierra Leone trial: Charles Taylor set to address court
Former Liberian president Charles Taylor is expected to address the international court that found him guilty of war crimes in Sierra Leone. It is his last chance to speak at the tribunal in The Hague... (photo: AP / Peter Dejong)
Africa Liberia Photos War Crime Wikipedia: Charles Taylor (Liberian politician) |
 Al Jazeera
Amnesty cites rights abuses in northern Mali
Amnesty International has accused armed Tuaregs and groups fighting to impose Sharia law in northern Mali of carrying out grave rights abuses such as rape, murder and using child soldiers. A report... (photo: AP / Harouna Traore)
Human Rights Mali Military Photos Wikipedia: 2012 Malian coup d'état |
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Half of South Sudan facing food shortages, warns UN
More than half the population of South Sudan are facing food shortages due to the continuing conflict with Sudan, the UN is warning. It says fighting on the border... (photo: UN / /Isaac Billy)
Food Photos South Sudan War Wikipedia: South Sudan |
 Newstrack India
India ranked 46th in trade logistics performance
Washington, May 16 (IANS) Global trade logistics performance slowed down over the last two years amid the global recession, but India and others that pursued aggressive... (photo: WN / prajkta)
India Photos Trade Washington Wikipedia: Trade |
 The Daily Telegraph
'Rendition' Libyan commander Abdel Hakim Belhadj to form his own party
Abdel Hakim Belhadj, a prominent Islamist commander suing MI6 over his alleged rendition by the CIA in 2004, is poised to emerge as a powerful political force in Libya... (photo: AP / Francois Mori)
Islamist Libya Photos Politics Wikipedia: Libyan civil war |
 Independent online (SA)
Zille speech interrupted
DA leader Helen Zille was interrupted while speaking at a protest against Cosatu over the youth wage subsidy when violence erupted in Johannesburg on Tuesday. Tension was... (photo: AP)
Johannesburg Photos Politics Protest Wikipedia: Helen Zille |
