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Hindu Girl Allegedly Abducted, Converted to Islam in Pakistan's Sindh
The forced conversions has led to the Hindu community leaders and others holding protests in Sindh against the problem of forcible conversions of Hindu girls.
Charred Bones of Thailand Rights Activist Found in Lake After Five Years
Rights groups say 30 human rights activists have disappeared or been murdered in Thailand since 2001, and the country is considered one of the deadliest in Asia for environmental defenders.
Have Hard Evidence Linking Pak to ISIS Presence in Region, Says Afghan V-P Hopeful and Ex-Spy Boss
Amrullah Saleh said Afghanistan looks at India as a 'very solid ally' and its move of abrogating provisions of Article 370 in Kashmir is purely an internal matter.
‘Not a Dirty Word’: Twitter, Facebook Under Fire for Removing 'Vagina' From Ads for a Gynecology Book
Dr. Jennifer Gunter, a Canadian gynecologist, said her publishers had been blocked from using the word 'vagina' in promotional tweets for her new book, 'The Vagina Bible.'
Czech Doctors Deliver Baby Girl 117 Days After Mother's Brain-Death
The doctord put the 27-year-old brain-dead mother on artificial life support to keep the pregnancy going, and even regularly moved her legs to simulate walking to help the child's growth.
'Grab Hammers and Break Out': Hurricane Dorian Triggers Massive Flooding in Bahamas; Leaves 5 Dead
The fearsome Category 4 storm slowed almost to a standstill as it shredded roofs, hurled cars and forced even rescue crews to take shelter until the onslaught passed.
On 'Threshold' of Historic Deal with Taliban, US Envoy Meets Afghan President Ashraf Gani in Kabul
The US envoy in the meeting is said to have briefed Afghan President Ashraf Gani on the latest developments after their ninth round of talks with the Taliban.
Toddler Injured in Texas Shooting Still Wants to 'Run Around and Play,' Mother Tells Governor
Anderson Davis was among the 22 people wounded in a shooting on Saturday that claimed seven victims' lives, as well as that of the gunman.
US Still Strongly Supports Ukraine's Crimea Claim, Says Mike Pence
Speaking ahead of a bilateral meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Warsaw, Pence did not address reports that Trump is considering cutting $250 million in military assistance to the country.
Mail Carrier, High School Student Among 7 Dead in Texas Shooting
The shooting began with a routine traffic stop where the gunman opened fire on police and then took off in a gold car, shooting randomly for more than 10 miles (16 kilometers).
A New Study Suggests How a Drug Could Nip Spread of Malaria in the Bud
The research team claimed that the new drug, developed by them, stops the activity of a protein involved in keeping the parasite alive, thus killing the parasite.
US, France Agree to Lead Talks on a Global Digital Tax
France and the US announced an agreement this week over a French tax on online giants like Google, Amazon and Facebook.
Pak to Start Visa Process for Sikh Pilgrims on Sept 1 for Guru Nanak's Birth Anniversary Celebrations
The decision was taken on Wednesday by the Religious Tourism and Heritage Committee (RTHC) during a meeting chaired by Governor Chaudhry Sarwar at the Governor House.
3 People Dead After Hours-Long Standoff at Arkansas Home
Troopers tried to communicate with the man inside the house for hours before they used tear gas in the home. He emerged from the home with a rifle and a shootout ensued, resulting in his death.
Pakistan Human Rights Minister Writes to Multiple UN Officials on Kashmir
In the letter to 18 UN Special Procedures mandate-holders, Human Rights Minister Shireen Mazari asked them to intervene to stop the alleged violations of international human rights laws in Kashmir in accordance with their respective mandates.
Gaza in State of Alert After Blasts Kill Two Policemen: Officials
The Gaza Strip, home to two million Palestinians, was in a 'state of alert,' the ministry said and AFP journalists reported an increased Hamas presence on the main roads of the enclave.