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Victim's disclosure comes in the wake of reported enslavement of Yazidis in Iraq.

Former Alaska governor's son, who was arraigned at the Palmer District Court, was released on bail.

The apology comes after a crisis which saw high levels of lead in drinking water.

UN's International Labour Organization warns global jobless rate is set to increase in 2016 and 2017.

Probe expanded into bestselling author's military consulting contracts, sources tell Intercept.

It emerges that the booths may have been simply a clever ruse for the sex toy firm.

Two other student volunteers and a campaign staffer were also hospitalised following the accident.

There was no record of Gui, who worked with dissident publishing house, leaving Thailand.

A letter from the UN under-secretary Stephen O'Brien says 'all options need to be on the table'.

Trump said he was 'greatly honoured' to receive the endorsement of the former Republican vice-presidential candidate.

The new Libyan government puts an end to two ruling parties at each end of the country.

Prosecutors allege that the two men's actions were an "insult to the honour of military service."

Colombian government and left-wing rebels hope to reach final peace deal by 23 March 2016.

Daesh house magazine Dabiq confirms death of British killer Mohammed Emwazi in Raqqa

A letter signed by Isis sent to the Indian State Secretariat condemns the beef ban.

Seaside terraces and beaches in northern Argentina covered in floods with stinging animals.

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube among others should take greater responsibility for their content.

Mogherini replies to letter by Organization of Emerging African States seeking support for Biafran struggle.

Five million people living and working illegally could be granted the right to live and work in the country

In the game players took the role of a Pakistani soldier fighting Taliban militants in the school.

Save the Children has warned that child migrants are arriving with blue lips from the cold.

An 18-year-old from Gambia was sexually assaulted by an Italian in Termini Imerese.

AFP photographer Ilyas Akengin visited the town as the curfew was lifted and photographed families surveying the ruins of their homes.

Three Muslims and one Sikh man are seeking a total of $9m in damages from American Airlines.

The clip shows a young keeper threatening the elephant and grabbing its ear.

Thirteen-year-old's quick thinking saw everyone escape from a burning house when a hoverboard caught fire.

According to report at least 19,000 civilians have been killed in Iraq in under two years.

Lai Mohammed launches campaign to fight corruption as scale of previous administration's theft is revealed

UN report details targeted destruction carried out by Islamic State against Christians and other minorities.