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Blocks away, crowds of Islamists denounced the secular opposition's leaders as murderers for encouraging protests last week that led to deadly clashes with members of the Muslim Brotherhood.

The 10 staff members told to leave Nauru are not alleged to have engaged in misconduct against children, but are accused of encouraging protests, complaints of abuse and even of coaching self-harm.

Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young, who this week publicly raised allegations of sexual abuse of detainees, said she did not believe staff on Nauru were encouraging protests or self-harm.

The fallout from the attack also hit home on the political front as Sunni leaders suspended participation in talks to form the new government and senior Sunni religious figures made unprecedented criticisms of their Shia counterparts for "encouraging protests".

But the Macedonia deal is of paramount importance to Greece, which accused four Russians of trying to whip up opposition to the agreement by encouraging protests against the agreement and of trying to bribe Greek state officials and clerics.

Write to: Lic Felipe de Jesús Calderón Hinojosa, President of the Republic, Residencia Oficial de Los Pinos, Col. San Miguel Chapultepec, Mexico DF, CP 11850 On 4 February 2011, Jabbar Savalan posted messages on Facebook encouraging protests against the Azerbaijani government.

A Save the Children employee accused of encouraging protest and self-harm among detainees on Nauru says the Moss review has exposed the government's "absolute negligence" in caring for asylum seekers.

Nicolas Sarkozy had feared that the rentrée – the time after the holidays when France returns to normal – would be warm, encouraging protesting masses on to the wide, Haussmann-designed boulevards, and he was right to be worried.

The Moss review was established in October by the then immigration minister, Scott Morrison, to investigate two separate tranches of claims on Nauru: allegations of sexual and physical assault of asylum seekers, including children, within the detention centre, and reports that Save the Children Staff were facilitating or encouraging protest and self-harm.

The Moss review was established in October by the then immigration minister Scott Morrison to investigate two separate tranches of claims: allegations of sexual and physical assault of asylum seekers, including children, in the Nauru detention centre, and reports that Save the Children Staff were facilitating or encouraging protest and self-harm.

"After encouraging protest, the Orange Order is now calling off those protests - now that the damage has been done and PSNI officers and the local MP have been injured," he said.