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Iraq is wracked by detentions, torture, and executions, and fingers are pointing at Prime Minister Maliki.
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Unrest continues in Tahrir Square after assembly rushes through vote on controversial draft constitution for Egypt.
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Rights groups complain of abuses by Hamas and PA amid tit-for-tat detention of rival activists in Gaza and West Bank.
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Bahrain pledges to improve rights record
Gulf kingdom says it will implement 158 of 176 recommendations in new UN report, but rejects abolishing death penalty.
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Iraq execution spree under the spotlight
Spate of executions, mass detentions and alleged torture raise concerns over country's human rights situation.
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Should the US continue to arm Bahrain?
As human rights violations continue in the Gulf state, we ask how the US can review its policy to ensure non-violence.
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Jailed UAE activists begin hunger strike
Move aimed at pressuring authorities to release activists unconditionally and halt judicial proceedings against them.
Middle East
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Libyan rebels reclaim key western village
Rebels reclaim Qawalish, just hours after Gaddafi forces had taken the strategically important village.
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Gaddafi forces retake key western village
Forces loyal to Libyan leader capture Qwalish, a strategically important village captured by rebels a week ago.
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Bahrain stability in jeopardy
Jailing opposition members could throw a spanner in the works ahead of a proposed national dialogue.
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