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According to reports from the Isis stronghold of Mosul the four women were stoned to death in front of a large crowd

Human rights report claims a minimum of 1,382 civilians killed during Syria conflict in January 2016.

Paris prosecutors say former President Sarkozy has been placed under formal investigation

The primary goal of BDS is the destruction of Israel, not the well-being of the Palestinian people.

Italy publishes WWII 'armoire of shame' massacre and mass executions files.

Spanish campaigners have now dug up a mass grave in Guadalajara, after the Argentine court piled pressure on Spain to confront its troubled past.

A haunting underwater sculpture of a dinghy carrying migrants was installed off the Spanish island of Lanzarote.

The gas explosion blew out windows and tipped cars over as the force of it tore through a street in the Italian city

The spectre of Rwanda's genocide will continue to hang over Boutros-Ghali's legacy.

Border crossing was opened for 48 hours are more people went into Palestine than left.

A no confidence vote in Ukraine prime minister could lead to the collapse of the government and deeper turmoil

Belgian officials accused of inhumane treatment of migrants seeking short-cut from Zeebrugge to Hull.

Families face mounting problems in their host countries as the crisis enters its sixth year.

The three were reportedly seized from a brothel in Iraqi capital in January.

Tensions ignited after Ugandan opposition leader was detained after police claimed life of protester.

Bury primary school says some parents have been puffing on spliffs while dropping off their kids.

Easterday was the star of The Kid Brother and The Man With Half a Body, both about his own life

Sixth secretary-general of the UN from 1992 to 1996 dies aged 93.

Kizza Besigye said he has no confidence that elections this week will be free or fair.

Gusau replaced by banker Tijjani Mohammed Abdullahi but no reason for sacking.

"We don't have time for decency any more", said Tatjana Festerling in an extended rant.

Police say US journalist detained during security operation in Jerusalem's Old City.

The 145-year-old letter from a man to his mother has been found in the country's National Archives.

Tensions ignited after Ugandan opposition leader is detained by police claims life of protester

Alfred de Zayas claims inaction by UK government "erodes the credibility" of UN system.

LUCHA movement tells IBTimes UK it believes the arrests are 'abductions' of activists.

However, the four US journalists held in Sitra on 14 February have been released from custody.

Journalist Ahmad Salkida claims row over Boko Haram's modus operandi alienating combatants.

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has a history of using his art to draw attention to the plight of the refugee crisis.