IBTimes UK looks at some of the countries where Roma are mostly discriminated against.
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United Nations International Day of Human Space Flight, 12 April, celebrates the first human in space
The International Day of Human Space Flight on 12 April celebrates the first human in space, Yuri Gagarin.
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IBTimes UK looks at the most violent gangs in El-Salvador where 15 people are killed every day
Angad Singh is dressing in full battle garb for this weekend's Brighton Marathon. Here's why he's doing it.
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Nicky Morgan, Harriet Harman and Lynne Featherstone will take part in an all-female debate on LBC radio.
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IBTimes UK speaks to veterans of Ukraine conflict - and finds country is facing mental health crisis as soldiers return home.
While authorities are still updating records of victims, many deaths have not yet been confirmed.
LGBT charity Stonewall says political parties need to tackle homophobic hate crime in general election
IBTimes UK looks at some of the worst attacks carried out by insurgents in Kenya and Somalia.
President faces 'declaring civil war' if he clamps down on Nigeria's so-called super pastors.
IBTimes UK looks at Iran's top tourist destinations as the nuclear deal has potential to boost tourism.
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IBTimes UK has chosen some book extracts to commemorate the UN-designated Day of Remembrance of the Victims.
The anniversary of the Rwanda genocide, on 7 April, marks the mass slaughter of Tutsi by Hutu extremists.
Food quailty and purity become the high-point in the lives of orthorexics.
Easter celebrations are taking place around the world for Holy Week ahead of Easter Sunday.
Analysis of Moujahidin Team's activity show its members have taken part in noteworthy operations
IBTimes UK talks to Menachem Margolin, the man who has organised rabbi self-defence classes and argues Jewish communities should be armed.
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Visit York and one is spoilt for choice but now Leicester has adopted this particular "son of York" and is on to a winner!