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Texas sect children return home

The raids at the Yearning For Zion ranch started on 3 April

More than 400 children who were seized from a polygamist sect in Texas have begun returning home.

A judge in Texas signed an order allowing parents to take the children, who were removed from the sect's ranch by state authorities in April.

Officials had accused members of the sect of forcing young girls into under-age sex.

But last week the Texas Supreme Court said officials had failed to prove the children faced immediate danger.

Following Monday's ruling the first parents had emotional reunions with their children, the Associated Press news agency reported.

"It's just a great day," said Nancy Dockstader, as she embraced one of five children taken by authorities.

Texan sect reunions within days

More than 400 children taken into care from a polygamist sect in Texas can rejoin their parents from Monday, state officials have announced.

The state's supreme court ruled earlier that protection agents had had no authority to seize the children in a raid on the ranch where they all lived.

State officials had accused adult sect members of abusing children.

   Court win for Texas sect parents  

Martha Emack, one of the parents who brought the case

The Supreme Court in the US state of Texas has ruled children taken from the ranch of a polygamist sect must be returned to their parents.

Officials raided the compound in April, saying young girls were being forced into marriage and sex. The children were placed into foster care.

The court said child welfare officials had overstepped their authority.

It said that it had not been proven some 460 children taken from the ranch were in immediate danger.

The Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints had denied abuse and said it was being persecuted.

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Gunmen kill top Mexican policemen

Assailants sprayed the car of the deputy police chief of the border city of Ciudad Juarez on Saturday, killing Juan Antonio Roman Garcia.

The head of Mexico City's anti-kidnap unit was killed on Friday.

On Thursday, the director of national police operations against drug traffickers was shot dead.

A senior Mexican police official has been gunned down in the capital, Mexico City, officials have said.

Edgar Millan Gomez was in charge of co-ordinating national police operations against drugs traffickers.

He was shot nine times outside his home early on Thursday and died later in hospital, officials said. Two of his bodyguards were wounded in the attack.

Protests had been held in the Arab world calling for Mr al-Hajj's release

A cameraman from the al-Jazeera television station, freed from US detention in Guantanamo Bay, has arrived home in Sudan.

Sami al-Hajj had been in US custody for more than six years. He was detained in Afghanistan in 2001.

He arrived in the Sudanese capital Khartoum on a US military plane in the early hours of Friday morning.

After a 16-month hunger strike Mr Hajj grimaced as he was carried off the plane by US military personnel