Tunisia joins International Criminal Court

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William Niba 24 June 2011 The political storm in Senegal hits its consulates abroad, soldiers and police clash in Nigeria over a traffic violation and a politician demands an apology because he was investigated for graft. Senegal takes pride of place in the African press review as newspapers react to president Abdoulaye Wade's decision to abandoned a proposed law that sparked violent riots across the country on Thursday

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Tunisia, the country where the Arab Spring uprisings began this year, has joined the International Criminal Court, becoming the first North African country to do so.

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