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The latest Australian Bureau of Statistics data show that 45 per cent of female employees in Australia are entitled to paid maternity leave.

V occupied the China Central Television Station.

Photograph of the protesting teachers posted on Twitter by mejdmr

Transcripts from court hearings were redacted prior to being made public.

Photo of the clashes, uploaded by Abo Bakr Ahmado on his Facebook

Republished with permission.

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A photo showing the effects of the floods published by RimtodayRim on Twitter.

Photographs of one of the victims posted by his friend on Facebook where we can read The Martyr Omaneh Ould Ailt, May the Lord accept him and his friends in heaven along with prophets, good doers and martyrs

Photo of the march posted on Twitter by mojteba

Photo by mezid_cheikh on Twitter showing some of the participants in the march

A protester saying No Harassment by Mauritania Today on Facebook.

Protesters as posted by AnonymousAG on Twitter

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After uploading it to YouTube in 2012, he feared for his safety and fled to Beirut.

This is a roundup of some of the videos of the marches posted online.

A DNS block, followed by a patchy IPS block, then who knows what.

He commended the peace support force deployed by the African Union in Darfur.

The activist is being detained for seven days pending investigation over comments he published on Twitter.

Here is an image Ahmed Shokeir shared on Twitter with the following comment The army of shame

Photo of Ahmed posted on his blog Made in Libya . GV When did you start your activities on the Internet and what attracted you to the blogosphere?

A photograph from the constitution's mock funeral shared on Twitter by tahabib The sign in Arabic reads Here lie the constitutional institutions

Maghta Lahjar town protest photo by Tfeil Brahim on Facebook

Photograph shared by zaidbenjamin on Twitter

Picture taken by Cristina Valencia, shared on Flickr under Creative Commons license.

It was published in 1987.

Every photo shared under this hashtag is retweeted by hundreds of Twitter users, giving the photographers a very wide audience.

An Egyptian soldier is seen attacking an elderly woman in this photograph shared by Ahmed Shokeir on Twitter

The Syrian revolution flag flies high in Jerusalem.

The following story was shared by the Armenian Diaspora Project on Facebook.

Accounts of the militarised borders still to be crossed filter back by word of mouth and through virtual chat groups.

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According to BBC Brasil, monarchists found it necessary to abstain from participation in mass rallies, at the time.

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