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Palestinian prime minister in the Gaza Strip, Ismail Haniya, (foreground 3rd-R) stands with members of the legislative council during a protest in Gaza City on January 21, 2012 in solidarity with Palestinian parliamentary speaker and Hamas member Aziz Dweik, who was arrested by the Israeli army in the West Bank two days ago.

A Pakistani policeman stands guard at the Parliament House building during a joint session in Islamabad on January 13, 2012. Pakistan's prime minister appealed for backing from lawmakers, saying they had to choose between democracy and dictatorship amid a confrontation with the military that could see his ouster. Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani told MPs that democracy must survive, regardless of whether or not current leaders survived legal challenges to their rule, concerning corruption claims and a mysterious memo that sought US help in curbing the army's power.

Former Myanmar prime minister General Khin Nyunt, who was placed in detention after his ouster in a 2004 power struggle, stands with relatives as he addresses reporters following his release from detention in Yangon on January 13, 2012. Myanmar pardoned a number of prominent dissidents and a former premier on January 13 under a new prisoner amnesty, intensifying a surprising series of reforms by the army-backed regime. The release of hundreds of political prisoners in the country formerly known as Burma has long been a top demand of Western nations which impose sanctions on the military-dominated nation.

An Israeli border policeman stands guard as settlers inspect their destroyed wooden houses in the unauthorised outpost of Mitzpe Avichai near the Kiryat Arba settlement in the West Bank city of Hebron after the outpost was destroyed by the Israeli army on January 12, 2012. Israeli troops demolished an unauthorised settler outpost made up of 10 wooden huts in the southern West Bank, police and the military said.

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