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Slum landlord Nicholas van Hoogstraten hits out at 'filthy' migrants and homeless

Convicted slumlord scoffs at neighbours suggesting his vacant Sussex mansion could home refugees.

Hooligan Sparrow: Sexual corruption in China laid bare in riveting documentary film

New film rips open the sordid secret of school officials presenting young girls as bribes to government officials.

Zimbabwe: Former Kuwaiti diplomat trafficked 200 women

If convicted, the suspects could face life in prison or a minimum of 10 years behind bars.

Dutch MPs say no more weapons exports to Saudi Arabia over Yemen human rights violations

Saudi-led warplanes struck a market killing 41 civilians just hours after the bill was passed.

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Angelina Jolie critical of global response to Syrian refugees during UN visit to Lebanon camp

Jolie spoke to journalists as rain soaked a refugee settlement in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley.

Syria: Soldiers as young as seven fight in conflict while 2.4 million child refugees flee war

The conflict has affected more than 80 percent of Syria's children, including 7 million who now live in poverty

UAE floods: Posting pictures and 'rumours' about heavy rain online could result in jail

Officials warned that spreading false information was punishable by law.

Refugee crisis: Torrential rain heaps more misery on migrants stranded on Greece-Macedonia border

Thousands stranded on Greek-Macedonia border face weather misery as fields become huge puddles.

Child labour: Palestinian teenagers 'work for $18 per day' on Israeli settlements

Children pick, package and clean crops for below minimum wage, it has been claimed.

Isis use forced birth control on captured sex slaves to sustain sick sex trade

Jihadists have been giving birth control to women sold between fighters.

Liberal Democrats vote overwhelmingly to legalise cannabis at party conference

The Lib Dems are holding their spring conference in York where a vote was put to the room.

Danish rights activist prosecuted and fined thousands for giving Syrian refugee family a lift

Author Lisbeth Zornig and her husband were fined 45,000 krone (£4,700) by judges in Nykøbing Falster.

How many 'slaves' work for you? App shows users how their products are manufactured

Slavery Footprint aims to make people aware of where their products come from.

Isis Christian persecution: President Obama urged to condemn Islamic State atrocities as genocide

UIS government has until March 17 to rule on abuses in Iraq and Syria.

Maneka Gandhi: Minister for Women says India not ready to outlaw marital rape

Maneka Gandhi says she does not think India is ready to outlaw marital rape.

Turkish President Erdogan's wife praises harems

Emine Erdogan said harems were important for "preparing women for life".

Saudi Arabia's human rights defence to the UN slammed as a 'sick joke'

The kingdom said it was one of the first countries to promote human rights

Tibetan Uprising: Activists take to the streets to commemorate 57th anniversary

There are around 134,000 Tibetans living in exile, the vast majority in India or Nepal.

Tibetan National Uprising Day: What is it about?

Demonstrations in support of Tibetans will take place on anniversary of Tibetan uprising on 10 March 1959.

Where is Robert Levinson? America's 'freelance spy' who disappeared exactly nine years ago in Iran

Missing man's family publish new appeal on nine-year anniversary of his disappearance

Ugandans say they have 'lost patience at autocratic reign' of President Yoweri Museveni

IBTimes UK met dozens of Ugandan demonstrators calling on UK to reject Museveni's poll victory.

Malawi: There is hope for girls who drop out of school says teen mother turned MP

Virginia Kachigunda tells IBTimes UK Malawian girls face challenges, but they can have the future they want.

Ugandan opposition hands petition to David Cameron urging him to denounce 'fraudulent' elections

UK is a close ally to Museveni regime - having spent £841.7m in aid in Uganda since 2006.

Yarl's Wood: Activists 'glitter bomb' Serco's London HQ in protest at detention centre

Lesbians and Gay Support The Migrants said locking up refugees and asylum seekers was 'a disgrace'.

Malawi: Government introduces special prosecutor for attackers of people with albinism

Criminal gangs dubbed 'albino hunters' target those living with the condition to sell their body parts.

We must not let Syria's Palestinian refugees be forgotten in fog of war

450,000 Palestinians have remained in Syria and 95% are reliant on the UN for aid.

JK Rowling's latest magic story infuriates Native Americans

Our traditions are not fodder for facile fictions, complain Native Americans

Rights group criticises France's Legion d'Honneur award to Saudi prince

Mohammad bin Nayef was awarded France's highest civilian honour for 'efforts in fight against terror'.

Kim Jong-un using internet and phones to control North Korea population, says new report

Amnesty International research revealed how North Koreans are being prevented from contacting loved ones abroad.

Egyptian student to be deported from US after saying on Facebook killing Donald Trump would do the world 'a favour'

The trainee pilot has not been prosecuted for a crime but his visa to attend flight school has been revoked

International Women's Day 2016: India police discuss underreporting of sexual violence

The event was organised by Amnesty International and Karnataka Police in the south Indian city of Bangalore.

International Women's Day 2016: The six women smashing the glass ceiling at UK's top firms

Only a quarter of board members at the UK's FTSE 100 companies are female - while only six are CEO.

Kenya: Ex-US missionary jailed for 40 years for sexually abusing Kenyan children

Judge called Matthew Lane Durham a serial rapist, adding he was the abused children's 'worst nightmare come true'.

Welcome to Virunga, the most beautiful place on Earth you've never heard of

EXCLUSIVE: Virunga director Emmanuel de Merode discusses Africa's oldest park with IBTimes UK.

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