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11 Jan 2012: Adam Wagner: As family life migrates online and the web becomes the home of free expression, it's getting harder for courts to prevent individuals going online
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10 Jan 2012:
Yemenis angry at the immunity offer take to the streets to call for Ali Abdullah Saleh be put on trial for protester killings
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9 Jan 2012:
The contemporary work, Anya17, will have its première in Liverpool in March
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5 Jan 2012: A new legally binding climate agreement hammered out last month in Durban is a signal to businesses to get ready to operate in a low-carbon economy
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3 Jan 2012: José Graziano da Silva outlines vision of 'one FAO' acting at country level as he sets out reformist agenda
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2 Jan 2012: Dipu Moni criticises 'dismal' efforts to deliver billions of pounds in aid to help poorer countries cope with environmental change
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2 Jan 2012: Middle East Quartet attend meeting as deadline for border and security proposals nears
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27 Dec 2011: Andrew Mitchell calls on international community to recognise responsibilities to UN's Central Emergency Response Fund
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24 Dec 2011: UN secretary general favours Arab League proposals as Muslim Brotherhood claims responsibility for bombs
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Video (1min 28sec), 23 Dec 2011:
The UN general assembly granted a request from North Korea to hold a moment of silence for Kim Jong-il, the country's former leader who died on Saturday. The tribute was boycotted by western delegations. Nassir Abdulaziz al-Nasser, president of the 193-nation assembly, called for the minute of silence before the start of a routine meeting
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