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News from Oman
News from Oman
Published on Apr 28, 2011
Oman
April 22
An estimated 3,000 protesters rallied in the southern port of Salalah following Friday prayers on April 22 in one of the largest demonstrations since scattered unrest broke out two months ago. Protesters gathered outside of the governor’s office to demand reforms, particularly anti-corruption measures. | Reuters
Friday’s protest followed a decision by Sultan Qaboos on April 21 to pardon 234 protesters detained over the course of recent demonstrations. | Reuters
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