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      Sunday 26 May  
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      Hundreds of people form a human chain denouncing all forms of violence against women during a protest in the Moroccan city of Rabat.
      Bulletin: Human chain in Morocco against abuse of women

      Bulletin: Human chain in Morocco against abuse of women

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      File picture shows a child working on a piece of metal in a workshop. Moroccan children as young as eight, recruited as domestic workers, are frequently beaten, verbally abused and sometimes refused adequate food by their employers, Human Rights Watch said on Thursday.
      Bulletin: Morocco child workers frequently abused: HRW

      Bulletin: Morocco child workers frequently abused: HRW

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      In this file picture taken in 2011, Kenyan nationals Wambugu wa Nyingi, (L) Jane Muthoni Mara, (2nd L) Paulo Nzili (2nd R) and Ndiku Mutua (R) pose for photographers outside the High Court in London. Three elderly Kenyans who claim they were victims of torture and sexual abuse at the hands of British colonial rulers during the 1950s Mau Mau uprising were on Friday given the right to sue Britain.
      Bulletin: Three Kenyans can sue Britain over 'Mau Mau abuse'

      Bulletin: Three Kenyans can sue Britain over 'Mau Mau abuse'

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      Mara, Nzili and Nyingi outside the London's High Court
      Article: Kenyans sue Britain over Mau Mau abuses

      Article: Kenyans sue Britain over Mau Mau abuses

      Three elderly Kenyans began a court battle on Monday to win damages from the British...
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      Kenyan Mau Mau War veterans stand in Downing Street in central London, 2009. Three elderly Kenyans began a court battle to win damages from the British government over brutality they claim they suffered at the hands of British troops during the 1950s Mau Mau uprising.
      Bulletin: Kenyans sue Britain over Mau Mau abuses

      Bulletin: Kenyans sue Britain over Mau Mau abuses

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      Archbishop Desmond Tutu, pictured on July 8, has accused Britain of neglecting its human-rights duties over a case brought by Kenyans allegedly abused by British colonial officials in the 1950s, The Times reported Monday.
      Bulletin: Tutu slams Britain over Kenyan abuse case

      Bulletin: Tutu slams Britain over Kenyan abuse case

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      Pregnant woman
      Article: Conditioned legalization of abortion divides Rwandan society

      Article: Conditioned legalization of abortion divides Rwandan society

      Rwandan legislature recently approved a bill legalizing abortion in cases of rape,...
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      Article: US Supreme Court Will Hear Shell Nigeria Abuse Case

      Article: US Supreme Court Will Hear Shell Nigeria Abuse Case

      The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday on whether or not corporations can be...
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      (L-R) Ndiku Mutua, Paulo Nzili, Jane Muthoni Mara, Mau Mau War Veterans Association spokesman Gitu Wa Kahengeri and Wambugy Nyingi in central London. The group is calling for an apology and a victims' welfare fund from the British government in an ongoing court case in London with three other Kenyans who suffered in the bloody uprising.
      Bulletin: Kenya's Mau Mau war victims seek redress from Britain

      Bulletin: Kenya's Mau Mau war victims seek redress from Britain

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      From L: Kenyans Ndiku Mutwiwa Mutua, Paulo Muoka Nzili, Jane Muthoni Mara, spokesman of the Mau Mau War Veterans Association Gitu Was Kahengeri, and Wambugu Wa Nyingi stand at Downing Street in London, in 2009. Kenyan veterans of the 1950s Mau Mau uprising celebrated after four colleagues won court approval in Britain to sue the British government over brutality.
      Bulletin: Kenyans hail right to sue Britain over Mau Mau abuse

      Bulletin: Kenyans hail right to sue Britain over Mau Mau abuse

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