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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 2011

Page

3

Saudi women win right to vote in local elections

King Abdullah announced that Saudi women will for the first time be allowed to vote and run in local elections due in 2015. The reform, praised by the United States, faces limits as women remain barred from driving and require male guardianship for travel.

Riyadh Saudi Arabia Abdullah Wajeha al-Hawaidar Shura Council Bahrain Syria Bashar Assad Maha al- Qahtani Education Ministry United States King Abdullah Saudi Shura Council Advisory Assembly

Abbas rises from Arafat shadow with UN bid crowd's praise

West Bank President Mahmoud Abbas won a hero's welcome in Ramallah as he pursued a United Nations recognition bid. He called a Palestinian Spring and pledged peaceful struggle though warned of a long path ahead. Abbas, 76, has stepped from Arafat's shadow while facing opposition from Israel and the United States.

Ramallah West Bank Mahmoud Abbas United Nations Yasser Arafa Abbas Brothers U.N Israel United States

Libyans find mass grave linked to Abu Salim prison

Libyan officials report a grave outside Tripoli's Abu Salim prison containing bone fragments and clothing from more than 1,200 inmates killed in 1996. Excavation not yet begun but the remains could shed light on a brutal episode of Muammar Gaddafi's regime and aid families seeking truth after years of denial.

Tripoli Libya Muammar Gaddafi Abu Salim Gaddafi Benghazi

Freed hikers return to New York after Iran detention

Joshua Fattal and Shane Bauer arrived in New York after more than two years in an Iranian prison. They and Sarah Shourd, released last year, said they were detained for nationality, not actions, after a July 2009 incident near the Iran Iraq border. The men spoke at a New York news conference, reading statements without answering reporters.

New York Iraq Joshua Fattal Shane Bauer Oman Sarah Shourd Iran-Iraq Iran Shourd Bauer

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