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Papua New Guinea bans student protests after violent clash
By KRISTEN GELINEAU Associated Press. SYDNEY (AP) - The University of Papua New Guinea has obtained a court order banning student protesters from further demonstrations following a violent scuffle with police, as officials on Thursday tried to piece together what happened during a clash that left scores of students wounded.

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Papua New Guinea bans student protests after violent clash
In this photo provided by Staycey Yalo, 34-year-old Esther Was bleeds from a head wound suffered during a student protest Wednesday, June 8, 2016, in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. Police fired gunshots to quell the protest demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Peter O'Neill, the government said.

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Papua New Guinea bans student protests after violent clash
The University of Papua New Guinea has obtained a court order banning student protesters from further demonstrations following a violent scuffle with police, as officials on Thursday tried to piece together what happened during a clash that left scores of students wounded.

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Papua New Guinea Bans Student Protests After Violent Clash
The University of Papua New Guinea has obtained a court order banning student protesters from further demonstrations following a violent scuffle with police, as officials on Thursday tried to piece together what happened during a clash that left scores of students wounded.

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Papua New Guinea bans student protests after violent clash
SYDNEY (AP) — The University of Papua New Guinea has obtained a court order banning student protesters from further demonstrations following a violent scuffle with police, as officials on Thursday tried to piece together what happened during a clash that left scores of students wounded.

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Papua New Guinea bans student protests after violent clash
The University of Papua New Guinea has obtained a court order banning student protesters from further demonstrations following a violent scuffle with police, as officials on Thursday tried to piece together what happened during a clash that left scores of students wounded.

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Papua New Guinea bans student protests after violent clash
The University of Papua New Guinea has obtained a court order banning student protesters from further demonstrations following a violent scuffle with police, as officials on Thursday tried to piece together what happened during a clash that left scores of students wounded.

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Walter Denton: case under investigation by Vatican since 2015
During an interview Thursday morning on Isla63-AM , Walter Denton revealed that the Vatican has been investigating his allegations of rape since August 2015. On Tuesday, Denton appeared before island media and alleged that he was raped by Archbishop Anthony Apuron when he was 13 years old.

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ROD LIDDLE Win or lose, the game's up Dave... EU referendum mess means we're witnessing end of the PM
His pro-EU arguments seem to lack conviction. And then the referendum came along. The reason we’re having one at all is because Cameron’s party is utterly divided on the issue — at least, the party in Parliament. Most Tory activists want to get the hell out of the EU, but the party’s MPs are hopelessly split on the issue.

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Inside The Massive Extrajudicial Killings In Nigeria’s South-East
It happened in quick successions. The day was December 17, 2015. News had just come over the radio of a court ruling in favour of the release of Nnamdi Kanu, the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). Jubilant crowds poured out into the streets of Onitsha, the commercial capital of Anambra State.

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Bishop calls for calm over PNG protests
An injured student is rushed to the emergency room at Port Moresby General Hospital after several demonstrators were injured yesterday when police reportedly shot into a crowd of students. Picture: Getty. FOREIGN minister Julie Bishop has offered help to the PNG government after dozens of student....

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