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Newsline 24.02.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Afghanistan Afghans march on presidential palace Protesters in Afghanistan have taken to the streets for a fourth day protesting NATO troops' burning of the Koran, with a group headed to President Karzai's palace. Opinion: When anger leads to violence World Elections Hong Kong elections are heating up With elections for the office of Hong Kong's Chief Executive just weeks away, both its citizens and Beijing are anxious to see who will become the new leader. Asian education more successful? Media watchdog: press freedom in Hong Kong at risk of extinction Hong Kong finds Japanese solution to accommodation problem Afghanistan Extremist propaganda and illiteracy fuel protests in Afghanistan At least 12 people were killed in Afghanistan Friday as protests continued to rage over the desecration of the Koran. Observers in the war-torn country say the lack of political education is one reason for the violence. Afghans march on presidential palace Two US troops killed amid Afghan Koran protests Opinion: When anger leads to violence Anti-US protests rage on in Afghanistan Human Rights UN commission sees no military solution to crisis in Syria DW talked to Paulo Sérgio Pinheiro, head of UN commission investigating human rights violations in Syria. In a second report, the commission concluded only dialogue can end the crisis. 'At a loss to say what can make an impression on this regime' 'Friends of Syria' prepare to meet as UN names envoy Elections Looking for a miracle: Senegal's opposition faces uphill battle Five million Senegalese go to the polls on Sunday and President Abdoulaye Wade appears almost certain to be re-elected. Controversial monument casts shadow over Senegal's elections African envoy meets Senegalese opposition Senegalese protests intensify as vote looms Society Ten years since the Gujarat riots, questions of guilt remain unanswered On 27 February 2002, an angry mob in the state of Gujarat allegedly attacked a train carrying Hindu pilgrims, killing dozens and triggering retaliatory attacks that left 1,000 people dead, mainly Muslims. Anniversary of destroyed mosque rekindles bad memories Dozens sentenced to life for Gujarat violence Eleven death sentences in India's Gujarat riots case Newsletters More DW DW and you! We need your help! Just take a picture of yourself with the new DW logo, send it in and you could win one of three iPads or one of 20 Nokia Lumia 710 smart phones. Enter now for your chance to win! More DW Shift – Living in the Digital Age How is the Internet changing society around the world? Check out SHIFT – the magazine for digital culture, issues and technology. It's our weekly show with insights delivered directly from blogs and boardrooms.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012