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Students say at least 50 women injured at King Khalid University after security forces broke up protest over cleaning.
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Saudi Arabia beheads woman for 'sorcery'
Human rights group describes execution as "truly appalling" and notes steep rise in country's use of capital punishment.
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Court in Saudi Arabia sentences woman to 10 lashes for defying the country's ban on female drivers.
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Hundreds in Tahrir Square condemn ruling military council's decision to expand Mubarak-era legislation.
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Pressure on Damascus to end violence intensifies, but activists say 23 more people were killed on Tuesday.
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