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Afghanistan Elections: 31 Dead in Roadside Bomb and Taliban Attacks
Bus explosion kills 11 and Taliban cut off people's fingers as punishment for voting.
Fifa World Cup 2014: Brazilian Batman Crusades for Justice in Rio Protests
Dental technician Eron Morais de Melo dressed as Gotham City's superhero joins anti-World Cup demonstrations.
India Rape Culture: Video Experiment Shows Shocking Apathy to Violence Against Women
The video was released after the murder of two girls,raped and hung from a tree in Uttar Pradesh.
World Cup 2014: Photos of Violent Anti-Fifa Protests Around Brazil
Protesters and Brazilian police clashed in Sao Paulo, Rio and other World Cup cities.
World Day Against Child Labour: Top Five Countries with High Rates of Child Exploitation
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Behind the Headlines: Central African Republic Portraits by Goran Tomasevic
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World Day Against Child Labour: Photos of Children Working Around the World
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Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Full Moon, Putin T-Shirts, World Cup Cat
Best photos of the day: 12 June 2014.
Angelina Jolie Moved to Tears by Accounts of Rape at 'End Sexual Violence in Conflict 'Summit
The actress was visibly moved as she listened to women describe their experiences of rape.
Homeless Fonts: Typefaces Based on Handwriting of People Living on the Streets of Barcelona
Typefaces based on the handwriting of homeless people go on sale.
Women After Arab Spring: 'Rape, Like Bombs, Used as War Weapon'
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Child Sexual Abuse in Conflict: 'For every Child Helped, Ten more are Held Captive'
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End Sexual Violence in Conflict: 'What Does it Mean to be a Man?'
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Angelina Jolie and William Hague Open London Summit on Rape in War Zones
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Human Rights Watch: Israeli Forces Killing of Two Palestinian Nakba Day Protesters is 'War Crime'
Shooting of two teenagers on Nakba Day condemned by human rights NGO as apparent 'war crime'.
Sikhs Remember 1984 Amritsar Massacre in Central London
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D-Day 70th Anniversary: Veterans Share Their Memories of Normandy Landings
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Egypt: Writer Karam Saber Sentenced to Five Years in Jail for Atheist Book
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D-Day Anniversary: The Ghost Town of Oradour-sur-Glane, Scene of a Nazi Massacre
The village of Oradour-sur-Glane has been left as a ruin a reminder of the horrors of war
Tiananmen Square 25th Anniversary: Huge Candlelight Vigil in Hong Kong, Nothing in Beijing
Huge crowds gather in Hong Kong to remember the Tiananmen Square victims.
Tiananmen Square 25th Anniversary: China Condemned for Blocking Google Under 'Strictest Censorship Ever'
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Believing the Tiananmen lies shames the memory of those who really did die there.
Tiananmen Square 25th Anniversary: No Hard Landing for China Economy
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Tiananmen Square 25th Anniversary: How Unrest Unlocked China's Largest Industries
IBTimes looks at China's largest industries and how they've shaped up since the massacre
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