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Honduran police turn a blind eye to soaring number of ‘femicides’

Honduran police turn a blind eye to soaring number of ‘femicides’

Women are being murdered at the rate of one a day, yet a report by Oxfam accuses the police of 'systematic indifference'

Peru declares state of emergency amid plunging temperatures

Peru declares state of emergency amid plunging temperatures

Hundreds die from extreme cold in remote mountain villages also struggling with severe poverty

Child refugees risk all to reach South Africa

Child refugees risk all to reach South Africa

Growing numbers of youngsters are putting their lives in danger to cross the South African border, drawn by the dream of sporting riches

Lesbian women in South Africa face a rising tide of violence and “corrective rape”

Agony without end for Liberia’s child soldiers

Agony without end for Liberia’s child soldiers

13 November 2009

Traumatised by war, then abandoned by the state - children of Liberia have now been cast out by their own families

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Raped and killed for being a lesbian

Raped and killed for being a lesbian

13 November 2009

Lesbian women in South Africa are facing a rising tide of violence and "corrective rape"

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Traumatised Tamils live in fear of new crackdown in Sri Lanka

Traumatised Tamils live in fear of new crackdown in Sri Lanka

13 November 2009

Traumatised Tamil's live in fear of crackdown as final battle approaches

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Zambia’s war against HIV/Aids

Zambia’s war against HIV/Aids

13 November 2009

How HIV Positive Zambians are leading the battle against HIV/Aids

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Liberian President aims to become an inspiration to others

Liberian President aims to become an inspiration to others

13 November 2009

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf says Liberia will battle against poverty despite the odds stacked against the country

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The rains have come, the land is lush but Ethiopians still go hungry

The rains have come, the land is lush but Ethiopians still go hungry

13 November 2009

The green highlands of West Badawacho in south-west Ethiopia are not a place where you would expect to find hunger. The land is fertile and lush. Rain falls on fields covered with waist-high maize and red flowers dot the tree-lined tracks leading deep into rural farming land. But West Badawacho is in the grip of the [...]

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