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Ammon Bundy, the leader of a group of armed men who took over a wildlife refuge in Oregon, has allowed two reporters to join them.
Orphaned Indian teen 'saved from human traffickers' thanks to a tweet
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Cologne attacks: Again women are told how not to behave, yet men aren't told how not to rape
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Calls for UK government to clarify role in Saudi Arabia's joining UN Human Rights Council
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Fifth man working for Hong Kong publisher critical of Chinese government is missing
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