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Sunday 19 May

Dozens of Sudanese and Syrians rally in front of the Syrian Embassy in the Sudanese capital Khartoum to protest the on going violent events in Syria in 2011. While more than 200,000 Syrians have fled to neighbouring countries from the nearly 18-month revolt against President Bashar al-Assad's regime, an unknown number have also reached Sudan in North Africa.

Bulletin: Troubled Sudan a refuge for some Syrians

Bulletin: Troubled Sudan a refuge for some Syrians

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Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi is seen on a screen as he attends the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) in Tehran on August 30. The uprising in Syria is against an "oppressive regime" and a continuation of the Arab Spring, Morsi told the summit in Tehran, embarrassing Iran, which strongly supports the Damascus regime.

Bulletin: Syria revolt against 'oppressive regime': Morsi in Iran

Bulletin: Syria revolt against 'oppressive regime': Morsi in Iran

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Syria would accept Lakhdar Brahimi, pictured in May 2012, as the new UN-Arab League mediator, but the veteran envoy wants formal UN Security Council support before accepting the post, diplomats said Tuesday.

Bulletin: Brahimi wants UN Council support as Syria envoy

Bulletin: Brahimi wants UN Council support as Syria envoy

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Stateless athlete Guor Marial, from South Sudan, smiles during a press conference at the London Olympics media center during the London 2012 Olympic Games. Marial will compete in Sunday's men's marathon under the Olympic flag, while his family in South Sudan will trudge 50 kilometres to watch him on the nearest TV.

Bulletin: Refugee runs for world, family walk 50km to watch

Bulletin: Refugee runs for world, family walk 50km to watch

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Lakhdar Brahimi, a veteran diplomat and former Algerian foreign minister, pictured in May 2012, is expected to be named as the new UN-Arab League envoy to Syria in place of Kofi Annan, diplomats said Thursday.

Bulletin: Brahimi to be new UN envoy to Syria: diplomats

Bulletin: Brahimi to be new UN envoy to Syria: diplomats

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Slain Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi's son Seif al-Islam, pictured in 2010, believes he should be tried before the International Criminal Court if justice is to be served, his lawyers said Tuesday.

Bulletin: Kadhafi son pleads for ICC trial

Bulletin: Kadhafi son pleads for ICC trial

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File photo of child soldiers in Bunia, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). More than 11,000 child soldiers were freed from military slavery last year, but the United Nations believes hundreds of thousands around the world remain at the mercy of warlords like Thomas Lubanga.

Bulletin: Warlords enslave huge armies of child soldiers

Bulletin: Warlords enslave huge armies of child soldiers

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The right to a fair trial of Seif al-Islam, seen here, son of Moamer Kadhafi, has been "irrevocably prejudiced", his ICC lawyer said Friday following her release from detention in Libya.

Bulletin: Kadhafi's son right to fair trial 'irrevocably prejudiced'

Bulletin: Kadhafi's son right to fair trial 'irrevocably prejudiced'

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Australian lawyer Melinda Taylor (R) and her interpreter from Lebanon, Helen Assaf, who were part of a legal team from the International Criminal Court, are seen following their release from detention in Zintan. The four envoys of the ICC who were detained in Libya last month after visiting the son of slain leader Moamer Kadhafi, have arrived in the Netherlands, an ICC spokesman said.

Bulletin: ICC expects release Monday of team held in Libya

Bulletin: ICC expects release Monday of team held in Libya

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Undated handout photo from the International Criminal Court website shows Australian lawyer Melinda Taylor. The International Criminal Court said it expected a four-member legal team detained in Libya three weeks ago after visiting slain leader Moamer Kadhafi's jailed son to be released on Monday.

Bulletin: ICC says expects release of Libya-held team Monday

Bulletin: ICC says expects release of Libya-held team Monday

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