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Barbie Isn’t Exactly a Kids’ Movie, Despite the Brand Being Primarily Targeted Towards Kids
The Barbie movie isn’t exactly aimed at kids, despite how the Mattel brand has marketed its toys for years. Greta Gerwig’s live-action reimagining is poised to contain some ‘suggesting references and brief language,’ which ups the age rating to U/A in India and PG-13 in the US. This doesn’t necessarily mean that kids can’t watch it, but...
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UK, US Guilty Of "Crimes Against Humanity" In Chagos Islands: Rights Group
Britain and the United States are guilty of crimes against humanity in the forced displacement of indigenous people from the Chagos Islands, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Wednesday.
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UK Boy Probed As Teachers Mistake His T-Shirt For ISIS Propaganda
An eight-year-old boy in the UK was questioned by authorities after teachers at his school became suspicious of his t-shirt slogan, mistaking a revered Islamic figure for ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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British court blocks Sri Lankan Tamil deportations
A group of failed Sri Lankan Tamil asylum seekers have won the right to stay in the UK after the high court in London blocked their deportation scheduled for today.
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Barbie Isn’t Exactly a Kids’ Movie, Despite the Brand Being Primarily Targeted Towards Kids
The Barbie movie isn’t exactly aimed at kids, despite how the Mattel brand has marketed its toys for years. Greta Gerwig’s live-action reimagining is poised to contain some ‘suggesting references and brief language,’ which ups the age rating to U/A in India and PG-13 in the US. This doesn’t necessarily mean that kids can’t watch it, but...
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UK, US Guilty Of "Crimes Against Humanity" In Chagos Islands: Rights Group
Britain and the United States are guilty of crimes against humanity in the forced displacement of indigenous people from the Chagos Islands, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Wednesday.
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UK Boy Probed As Teachers Mistake His T-Shirt For ISIS Propaganda
An eight-year-old boy in the UK was questioned by authorities after teachers at his school became suspicious of his t-shirt slogan, mistaking a revered Islamic figure for ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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British court blocks Sri Lankan Tamil deportations
A group of failed Sri Lankan Tamil asylum seekers have won the right to stay in the UK after the high court in London blocked their deportation scheduled for today.
