Police tear gas Malawi school pupils

Police in Malawi fire tear gas to disperse hundreds of school pupils protesting against the government's delay in paying their teachers' salaries.

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10 years ago

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Burundi police tear-gas protesters

Police in Burundi fire tear gas at activists protesting against President Pierre Nkurunziza's decision to run for a third term in office.

 

10 years ago

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Picture power: Tear gas at Kenyan primary school

Tear gas at Kenyan primary school

 

10 years ago

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16 Oct

Bukoba police use tear gas to disperse crowd

Bukoba police use tear gas to disperse crowd
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TENSIONS were high in Bukoba Municipality on Tuesday evening as riot police fired tear gas to disperse a crowd of motorcyclists who tried to defend their colleague from being arrested. The incident occurred after two policemen on a motorcycle arrested a ...

 

11 years ago

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Sao Paulo police tear gas protesters

Brazilian riot police use tear gas to disperse protesters in Sao Paulo three days ahead of World Cup opening match.

 

10 years ago

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Kenya sorry for tear-gassing pupils

The Kenyan authorities apologise for an incident in which police used tear gas against school children protesting about the apparent sale of their playground.

 

10 years ago

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Tear gas at Kenya playground protest

Kenyan police fire tear gas at pupils of a Nairobi government school protesting about the sale of their playground to a private developer.

 

10 years ago

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VIDEO: Apology for playground tear gas

The Kenyan government has apologised after tear gas was fired at children who were protesting over the sale of their playground to a private developer.

 

10 years ago

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Tear gas fired in Nigeria parliament

Security forces fire tear gas inside Nigeria's parliament in an apparent attempt to stop a senior politician from taking part in a debate over militant group Boko Haram.

 

11 years ago

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Egypt court voids tear-gas verdicts

An appeals court in Egypt overturns the convictions of four policemen in the case of 37 detainees who died when tear gas was fired into their van.

 

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