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Activists hold Protests around the world for press freedom in Burma.

AusAID is helping to address domestic violence and addressing women's rights in Vanuatu.

Now smartphones in Uganda are helping thousands of poor farmers to track new farming technologies, treatment for their animal, weather patterns, market prices and best bargains.

Electronic facial recognition and biometric data touted as key to free and fair election.

Women march through the streets of Delhi on Friday demanding the government change the laws to better protect women's rights.

Amnesty International, the human rights organisation, is accusing Israel of deliberately denying Palestinians fair access to water.

South Africa's government is looking to nuclear power for its future energy demands but land is traditionally Khoisan.

The United Nations is set to expand its peace mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

A Nigerian farmer is celebrating a landmark victory against oil giant Shell. A court in the Netherlands found Europe's largest oil company responsible for failing to prevent pollution on his land. Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege reports from the Niger Delta.

Kenyans will be heading to the polls on March 4, in the first general election since 2007. More than a thousand people were killed that year in post-election violence.