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Italian Court Clears Man Of Sexual Assault Charges As Victim Took 20 Seconds To React
The case centres around Raffaele Meola, a former trade union official, who was accused of groping the attendant in 2018.
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Gigi Hadid Prays For The Safety Of Innocent Lives Amid The Israel-Palestine Conflict
Gigi Hadid and her sister, Bella, share Palestinian heritage through their father, Mohamed, aged 74, who has been notably vocal on his personal social media platforms.
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Banning Trump "Sets Precedent I Feel Is Dangerous": Twitter's Jack Dorsey
Twitter Inc Chief Executive Jack Dorsey said on Wednesday that banning President Donald Trump from its social media platform after last week's violence at the U.S. Capitol was the "right decision," but said it sets a dangerous precedent.
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Indian Way Of Conflict Avoidance Is By Dialogue, Not By Brute Force: PM Modi
In a world that is seeking to break free from mindless hate, violence, conflict and terrorism, the Indian way of life offers a ray of hope, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday.
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Blog: A Personal Meeting With The Teen Who Was Trolled By Trump
A sixteen year old's 'How dare you' has a billionaire President of the biggest economy in the world trolling her on Twitter. How mature! I have spent almost two weeks reading various opinion pieces on Swedish teen climate activist Greta Thunberg. From being called an 'alarmist' to 'that mentally ill Swedish girl', 'weird', 'brainwashed', 'a puppet'...
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"Isolated Delegation's Failed Approach": India's Response To Pak At UN
A week after former cricketer Imran Khan was sworn in as Pakistan's Prime Minister, India has reminded the new government that any attempt to drag the Kashmir issue into the world body for a mediation route will not succeed. "We hope that the new government of Pakistan will, rather than indulge in polemics, work constructively to build a safe, stab...
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Pressure Rises On Maldives Leader To Obey Court Order To Free Jailed Foes
Maldives President Abdulla Yameen fired his second police chief in three days and the opposition said it feared violence, as the island nation was pitched deeper into a crisis caused by Yameen's failure to obey a court order to free jailed opponents.
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The Terror Attack Survivors Who Refuse To Be Silenced
Gathered in the Danish capital for a conference of terror attack survivors, artists and journalists vowed to continue fighting for free speech, despite a wave of violence targeting critical voices.
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Bangladesh Offers Land To Shelter Rohingya Fleeing Myanmar
Bangladesh has agreed to free land for a new camp to shelter some of the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims who have fled recent violence in Myanmar, an official said on Monday.
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Thousands Take To Streets In Boston Protest Against Hate Speech
Thousands of people in Boston protested a "Free Speech" rally featuring right-wing speakers on Saturday, with hundreds of police mobilised to prevent a recurrence of violence that left a woman dead at a Virginia white-supremacist protest last week.
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Germany Frees 2 Held for Alleged 'Act of Violence' Plot: Police
German police said today they had released two men detained on suspicion of planning a "serious act of violence" following raids in Berlin that targeted Islamists.
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Syrian Rebel Alliance Tells Russia to Stop Bombing It
An alliance of Free Syrian Army-related insurgent groups said on Monday it was sceptical about a Russian proposal to help rebels, and that Moscow must stop bombing rebels and civilians and withdraw its support for President Bashar al-Assad.
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Islamic State Defectors Disillusioned With Killing Muslims: Study
A growing number of "disillusioned" Islamic State fighters are defecting from the jihadist group and could be used by governments to deter potential recruits, a report published today said.
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Tibet Group Says Three More Dead After Police Shooting
An overseas rights group says three more Tibetan protesters shot and detained by Chinese authorities have died in jail after being denied medical treatment for their injuries, which would bring the death toll in recent violence to five.
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Cambodia Convicts Labour Activists, But Frees Them
A Cambodian court has convicted almost two dozen factory workers and rights activists for instigating violence during protests that rocked the government earlier this year.
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Italian Court Clears Man Of Sexual Assault Charges As Victim Took 20 Seconds To React
The case centres around Raffaele Meola, a former trade union official, who was accused of groping the attendant in 2018.
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Gigi Hadid Prays For The Safety Of Innocent Lives Amid The Israel-Palestine Conflict
Gigi Hadid and her sister, Bella, share Palestinian heritage through their father, Mohamed, aged 74, who has been notably vocal on his personal social media platforms.
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Banning Trump "Sets Precedent I Feel Is Dangerous": Twitter's Jack Dorsey
Twitter Inc Chief Executive Jack Dorsey said on Wednesday that banning President Donald Trump from its social media platform after last week's violence at the U.S. Capitol was the "right decision," but said it sets a dangerous precedent.
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Indian Way Of Conflict Avoidance Is By Dialogue, Not By Brute Force: PM Modi
In a world that is seeking to break free from mindless hate, violence, conflict and terrorism, the Indian way of life offers a ray of hope, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday.
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Blog: A Personal Meeting With The Teen Who Was Trolled By Trump
A sixteen year old's 'How dare you' has a billionaire President of the biggest economy in the world trolling her on Twitter. How mature! I have spent almost two weeks reading various opinion pieces on Swedish teen climate activist Greta Thunberg. From being called an 'alarmist' to 'that mentally ill Swedish girl', 'weird', 'brainwashed', 'a puppet'...
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"Isolated Delegation's Failed Approach": India's Response To Pak At UN
A week after former cricketer Imran Khan was sworn in as Pakistan's Prime Minister, India has reminded the new government that any attempt to drag the Kashmir issue into the world body for a mediation route will not succeed. "We hope that the new government of Pakistan will, rather than indulge in polemics, work constructively to build a safe, stab...
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Pressure Rises On Maldives Leader To Obey Court Order To Free Jailed Foes
Maldives President Abdulla Yameen fired his second police chief in three days and the opposition said it feared violence, as the island nation was pitched deeper into a crisis caused by Yameen's failure to obey a court order to free jailed opponents.
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The Terror Attack Survivors Who Refuse To Be Silenced
Gathered in the Danish capital for a conference of terror attack survivors, artists and journalists vowed to continue fighting for free speech, despite a wave of violence targeting critical voices.
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Bangladesh Offers Land To Shelter Rohingya Fleeing Myanmar
Bangladesh has agreed to free land for a new camp to shelter some of the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims who have fled recent violence in Myanmar, an official said on Monday.
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Thousands Take To Streets In Boston Protest Against Hate Speech
Thousands of people in Boston protested a "Free Speech" rally featuring right-wing speakers on Saturday, with hundreds of police mobilised to prevent a recurrence of violence that left a woman dead at a Virginia white-supremacist protest last week.
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Germany Frees 2 Held for Alleged 'Act of Violence' Plot: Police
German police said today they had released two men detained on suspicion of planning a "serious act of violence" following raids in Berlin that targeted Islamists.
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Syrian Rebel Alliance Tells Russia to Stop Bombing It
An alliance of Free Syrian Army-related insurgent groups said on Monday it was sceptical about a Russian proposal to help rebels, and that Moscow must stop bombing rebels and civilians and withdraw its support for President Bashar al-Assad.
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Islamic State Defectors Disillusioned With Killing Muslims: Study
A growing number of "disillusioned" Islamic State fighters are defecting from the jihadist group and could be used by governments to deter potential recruits, a report published today said.
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Tibet Group Says Three More Dead After Police Shooting
An overseas rights group says three more Tibetan protesters shot and detained by Chinese authorities have died in jail after being denied medical treatment for their injuries, which would bring the death toll in recent violence to five.
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Cambodia Convicts Labour Activists, But Frees Them
A Cambodian court has convicted almost two dozen factory workers and rights activists for instigating violence during protests that rocked the government earlier this year.
