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- On media hate campaigns – from Titanic Express
- UN warns of renewed genocide in Burundi – 12 years on from Gatumba
- “Stand up if you’re England!” – why I’m voting #Remain
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- Agathon Rwasa summoned to court to face justice over the Gatumba massacre
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Richard Wilson's blog 
Skype has launched its website-centered customer beta for the entire
world, soon after starting it broadly in the United states and U.K.
previous this calendar month. Skype for Online also now works with
Linux and Chromebook for instant online messaging communication (no voice and video yet, these require a connect-in set up).
The expansion of the beta brings assist
for a longer listing of languages to help strengthen that worldwide user friendliness
Curt
June 30, 2017 at 7:04 pm