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Hunger strike intensifies at Guantanamo
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"Leaning in" in Iraq: Women's rights and war?
After the ten year mark, women in Iraq are left to fend for themselves.
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The crocodile tears of the complicit: Iraq and the cries against humanity
Ten years on, the enablers of the Iraq war are still trying to justify their complicity.
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Iraq: Ten years after the invasion
Are Iraq and the countries involved in the conflict still suffering the consequences of the US-led invasion?
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Hunger strikes at Guantanamo nearly double
US military detention centre in Cuba confirms 24 prisoners on hunger strike with eight placed "on internal feed".
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Lebanon: Sibling of Syria
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