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Afghan Asylum Seekers Camp Out in Belgium Church
‘We are afraid to die, to go back to die or to join a group of Al-Qaeda that is against humanity’
Uganda Shrugs Off Aid Cuts After Outlawing Homosexuality
‘The West can keep their ‘aid’ to Uganda over homos,’ government spokesman says
North Korea Seeks U.N. Help After Foot and Mouth Outbreak
But Pyongyang remains unresponsive to an offer of help from South Korea
Hospital Patients in South Sudan Shot Dead in their Beds
Murder of sick people in South Sudan potentially drives away medical NGOs
Newspaper Outs 200 ‘Top’ Gays in Uganda
After law enacted outlawing homosexuality
Indian Police Clash with Civilians in Kashmir
After police killed seven they thought were rebels
59 Children Killed in Attack on Nigerian Boarding School
Boko Haram militants set fire to a school just as President Goodluck Jonathan promised to step up efforts to combat extremists
World’s Oldest Holocaust Survivor Dies Aged 110
Alice Herz-Sommer spent two years in a Nazi concentration camp in WWII
Ugandan President Signs Anti-Gay Bill
Homosexuality was already banned, but new law makes it a crime not to report gay people to authorities
Basque Separatists in Spain Promise to Disarm
Hopes are high that 40 years of militant activity by Eta have come to an end
Thai Protesters Use Facebook to Poke Government-Linked Businesses
Social media campaign against businesses tied to prime minister
Critics Slam Zimbabwe President for Extravagant Birthday Plans
Opponents and rights groups have called the upcoming celebrations “inappropriate” while Zimbabwe suffers from flooding and a failing economy