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      Friday 24 May  
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      Ivory Coast's judiciary agreed Thursday to release on bail nine aides of ousted former president Laurent Gbagbo, pictured here on December 5, 2011, who had been detained since 2011 in the aftermath of a deadly post-poll crisis.
      Bulletin: Ivory Coast frees nine Gbagbo allies on bail

      Bulletin: Ivory Coast frees nine Gbagbo allies on bail

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      A general view of Egypt's landmark Tahrir Square as hundreds of opposition protesters gather to demonstrate against President Mohammed Morsi and the second round of the draft constitution referendum in Cairo on December 18, 2012. Egypt's chief public prosecutor on Thursday retracted his resignation, days after offering to step down following protests by prosecutors and judges.
      Bulletin: Morsi-appointed chief prosecutor retracts resignation

      Bulletin: Morsi-appointed chief prosecutor retracts resignation

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      Libyan military prosecutors accused ex-interim leader Mustafa Abdel Jalil, pictured here on 27 June 2012, of abusing power on Tuesday after grilling him over the death of a general who led rebels last year, a prosecution official said.
      Bulletin: Libya former leader grilled over general's murder

      Bulletin: Libya former leader grilled over general's murder

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      Guinean police arrest a protester in 2009 in front of the biggest stadium in the capital Conakry during a protest banned by Guinea's ruling junta. Human Rights Watch on Wednesday called on Guinea to step up efforts to bring to justice those responsible for the stadium massacre that left almost 160 people dead.
      Bulletin: Rights body urges Guinea justice over massacre

      Bulletin: Rights body urges Guinea justice over massacre

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      Anti-retroviral drugs for HIV patients are pictured in November 2012. Zambia's High Court on Monday heard that HIV-positive prisoners were being denied access to life-prolonging drugs and a balanced diet, on the opening day of a landmark human rights case.
      Bulletin: Zambia court told HIV prisoners denied drugs,food

      Bulletin: Zambia court told HIV prisoners denied drugs,food

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      Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki (right) is sworn in as South African President by the President of the constitutional court judge Arthur Chaskalson (centre) in June 1999. Chaskalson, one of the lawyers who defended Nelson Mandela during the 1960s trial that saw that anti-apartheid icon sentenced to life in prison, has died in Johannesburg at the age of 81, the government announced in a statement.
      Bulletin: Lawyer who defended Mandela in infamous 60s trial dies

      Bulletin: Lawyer who defended Mandela in infamous 60s trial dies

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      The western town of Duekoue, Ivory Coast, is pictured after a UN-protected displaced persons camp was destroyed in July 2012. A UN official on Friday called for Ivorian officials to speed up a probe into violence inside the country, and to release details of autopsies carried out on six bodies found in a well in Duekoue in October.
      Bulletin: UN urges speedy release of autopsies from I. Coast mass grave

      Bulletin: UN urges speedy release of autopsies from I. Coast mass grave

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      A Zimbabwean court on Monday ordered an axed Anglican bishop, Nolbert Kunonga, pictured here in 2011, to surrender church property he grabbed when he formed a splinter church after his ouster in a dispute over homosexuality, an Anglican spokesman said.
      Bulletin: Pro-Mugabe Anglican bishop loses legal fight on assets

      Bulletin: Pro-Mugabe Anglican bishop loses legal fight on assets

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      A Libyan military court on Wednesday ordered prosecutors to interrogate former transitional leader Mustafa Abdel Jalil, pictured in July 2012, over the murder of a general who had commanded rebel forces last year.
      Bulletin: Libya's former leader faces grilling over murder

      Bulletin: Libya's former leader faces grilling over murder

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      Mohammed Morsi (right), now Egypt's president, listens to senior Muslim Brotherhood member Essam el-Erian during a press conference on November 22, 2010, in Cairo. Erian faces prosecution after a television presenter filed a complaint that accused him of defaming her, a judicial source said on Thursday.
      Bulletin: Top Egypt Islamist faces trial in journalist case

      Bulletin: Top Egypt Islamist faces trial in journalist case

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      Video highlights

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