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Angola police fire tear gas to quash anti-government protests

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Angolan anti-riot police, some mounted on horseback, have fired tear gas and beat up protesters as dozens took to the streets of the capital Luanda.

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News18 India

Iraqi Forces Use Water Cannon, Tear Gas Against Protesters In Baghdad

Iraqi security forces fired water cannon and tear gas at antigovernment protesters on Sunday to prevent them crossing barricades on a bridge leading towards government buildings.

4 years ago·India

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Reuters

Iraqi forces use water cannon, tear gas against protesters in Baghdad

Iraqi security forces fired water cannon and tear gas at anti-government protesters on Sunday to prevent them crossing barricades on a bridge leading towards government buildings.

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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CBC News

Iraqi forces, protesters clash in Baghdad, injuries on both sides

Iraqi security forces clashed with anti-government demonstrators in Baghdad on Sunday with at least 39 people, most of them police officers, injured by projectiles unleashed from each side, security officials said.

4 years ago·Canada

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News24

Angola police fire tear gas to quash anti-government protests

Angolan anti-riot police, some mounted on horseback, have fired tear gas and beat up protesters as dozens took to the streets of the capital Luanda.

4 years ago·South Africa

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Haaretz

Iraqi forces, anti-government protesters clash in Baghdad, injuries on both sides

Renewed anti-government rallies converge to mark one year since mass unrest over corruption and widespread deprivation that left over 500 dead

4 years ago·Tel Aviv- Yafo, Israel

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Arab News

Iraqi forces use water cannon, tear gas against protesters in Baghdad

Author: AFPID: 1603616541789609000Sun, 2020-10-25 08:57 BAGHDAD: Iraqi security forces fired water cannon and tear gas at anti-government protesters on Sunday to prevent them crossing barricades on a bridge leading towards government buildings. The skirmishes came as hundreds of Iraqis took to the streets of Baghdad and some southern cities to hold anti-government protests, marking a year since mass anti-government unrest that killed more than…

4 years ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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