Zimbabwean author Tsitsi Dangarembga released on bail
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Zimbabwean author Tsitsi Dangarembga released on bail
Award-winning novelist was arrested while taking part in banned anti-corruption protests. Tsitsi Dangarembga, an award-winning Zimbabwean author and Booker Prize nominee, has been released on bail after her arrest during an anti-government protest. Eleven other people detained on Friday - including»»»

Acting PM to jobless: ‘Get off Netflix’
Fruit across the nation is in danger of being left to rot due to a chronic shortage of fruit pickers on Australian farms says Sky News host Peta Credlin. Acting Prime Minister Michael McCormack has told unemployed Aussies to turn off Netflix and get a job in regional areas. The regional Australia I»»»

Zaghari-Ratcliffe back in Iranian court on ‘propaganda’ charges
TEHRAN: British-Iranian dual national Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe appeared in a Tehran court on Sunday to face new charges of “propaganda against the system”, a week after she finished serving a five-year sentence, her lawyer said. The hearing has dashed the hopes of family and supporters for a swift»»»


Decision on pardoning for Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe in Iran is delayed
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's painful wait to hear if she will be pardoned is dragged on after the decision is further delayed, despite her family hoping they were on 'the cusp of potentially good news'. The decision on whether to grant the jailed British-Iranian mother-of-one clemency was supposed t»»»

Zaghari-Ratcliffe back in Iran court on ‘propaganda’ charges
TEHRAN — British-Iranian dual national Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe appeared in a Tehran court on Sunday to face new charges of “propaganda against the system”, a week after she finished serving a five-year sentence, her lawyer said. The hearing has dashed the hopes of family and supporters for a swif»»»

Tunisia, 10 years after the Arab Spring
It has been 10 springs since January 2011, when crowds of young people took to the streets to protest against the regime's oppression in the hope of building a more democratic country. The news of the suicide of a young street fruit vendor who burned himself to death in front of the municipal build»»»

Zaghari-Ratcliffe Back in Iran Court on 'Propaganda' Charges
British-Iranian dual national Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe appeared in a Tehran court Sunday to face new charges of "propaganda against the system", a week after she finished serving a five-year sentence, her lawyer said. The hearing has dashed hopes of family and supporters for a swift release of the»»»
Expert says fighting impunity remains major challenge in Guinea
APA-Conakry (Guinea) The Guinean judiciary is prosecuting 27 former high officials including former head of state Alpha Conde for crackdown on demonstrators. In an interview with APA, Fabien Offner, a French researcher and Guinea specialist at Amnesty International, welcomed this decision even if h»»»
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