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      Monday 13 February RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
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      Members of the Sudanese army man a machine gun in the village of Jawa, in South Darfur in 2011. Chinese-made bullets and aircraft bought from Russia are being used to commit rights violations in Sudan's Darfur under an ineffective UN arms embargo, according to Amnesty International.
      Bulletin: Chinese, Russian arms fuel Darfur abuse: Amnesty

      Bulletin: Chinese, Russian arms fuel Darfur abuse: Amnesty

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      UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, pictured in 2010, on Wednesday called on Tuareg rebels in Mali to halt their attacks and begin talks with the government amid mounting international worries over the unrest.
      Bulletin: UN chief sounds alarm over Mali conflict

      Bulletin: UN chief sounds alarm over Mali conflict

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      A child is pictured on February 4, at a Malian refugees camp in Chinegodar, western Niger, close to the Malian border. The UN refugee agency said Tuesday it has sent emergency teams to countries surrounding Mali to help them deal with an influx of more than 20,000 people who have fled the fighting there.
      Bulletin: Mali violence forces 20,000 into exile: UN

      Bulletin: Mali violence forces 20,000 into exile: UN

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      Somali refugee Fatuma Abdille at the Dolo Ado transit centre in Ethiopia. Famine conditions have ended in war-torn Somalia six months after they were declared, but the situation remains dire with a third of the population needing emergency aid, the UN said on Friday.
      Bulletin: UN says famine over in Somalia, emergency remains

      Bulletin: UN says famine over in Somalia, emergency remains

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      A man from Niger shows his ravaged field in October 2011. A UN expert on food rights urged the international community on Thursday to act to prevent a looming crisis threatening several millions of people in west and central Africa.
      Bulletin: UN expert warns on looming food crisis in Africa

      Bulletin: UN expert warns on looming food crisis in Africa

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      A man holds a portrait of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad during a picket to support him outside the Syrian Embassy in Moscow. Morocco, the only Arab country currently sitting on the UN Security Council, vowed Wednesday to push for a consensus resolution on the deadly crisis in Syria.
      Bulletin: Morocco wants consensus resolution on Syria

      Bulletin: Morocco wants consensus resolution on Syria

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      UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon addresses the African Union (AU) Summit in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa. The African Union's new chairman faced tough challenges Sunday as Ban warned that a furious row between Sudan and South Sudan threatened regional security.
      Bulletin: Africa leaders must respect gay rights: UN's Ban

      Bulletin: Africa leaders must respect gay rights: UN's Ban

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      UN General Secretary Ban Ki Moon has told African leaders they must respect gay rights, speaking at the opening of a summit meeting in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa.
      Bulletin: Africa leaders must respect gay rights: UN's Ban

      Bulletin: Africa leaders must respect gay rights: UN's Ban

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      UN General Secretary Ban Ki Moon has told African leaders they must respect gay rights, speaking at the opening of a summit meeting in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa.
      Bulletin: Africa leaders must respect gay rights: UN's Ban

      Bulletin: Africa leaders must respect gay rights: UN's Ban

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      People wait for food distribution in Pibor, in South Sudan's Jonglei state on January 12. UN chief Ban Ki-moon has said a crisis between former enemies Sudan and South Sudan has become a major threat to regional peace and security.
      Bulletin: Sudan, S. Sudan crisis 'major threat' to peace: UN chief

      Bulletin: Sudan, S. Sudan crisis 'major threat' to peace: UN chief

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