Zimbabwean police return pictures to gallery

Zimbabwean police have returned photos of human rights violations under President Robert Mugabe to a gallery they had raided 24 hours earlier.
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UN Human Rights Council condemns Gaza strikes

A divided United Nations Human Rights Council on Monday adopted a resolution condemning Israel's offensive in the Gaza Strip.
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New modes of terror

Jason Moyo reports on how the Mugabe regime is using abduction as a means of political struggle.
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Locked in Burma

With a population of more than 50-million, the country has become the world's biggest prison camp. Pressure is building on the UN to act.
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'They make you feel the pain'

"They hunt the opposition. They said they ate human liver and drank urine during the war and so they were prepared for war again."
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UN: Rights violations serious in Burma

The Burma military junta's arrest of a popular comedian campaigning for victims of Cyclone Nargis is part of continuing serious human rights violations in the country, a United Nations investigator said on Monday.
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