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From Malaysia to Mauritius, UK aid funds six anti-slavery projects
Judge gives U.S. six months to identify separated migrant children
'Better to kill us': Ethiopian residents fear evictions from towns
Migrants evacuated as Tripoli fighters tell Haftar they are coming
Death toll in South Africa floods and mudslides rises over 70
Sri Lanka revises death toll from attacks down by 100
As war rages, Tripoli art gallery opens in rundown old city
U.S.-led coalition killed 1,600 civilians in Raqqa, monitors say
Cyclone Kenneth batters Comoros and heads to Mozambique
Rohingya should move to island to avoid landslides -minister
Violence flares in northern Kenya as pressure mounts on villagers
Indian state vows to end homelessness with free flats
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In east Aleppo, bodies under rubble show limits of Syria recovery
Gunmen kill woman polio vaccinator in Pakistan
Muslims flee, Christians grieve in Sri Lanka town torn by violence
Millions of children miss measles shots, creating outbreaks
More food aid could boost fight against Ebola in Congo: agencies
325 detained migrants evacuated as war reaches Tripoli
Join forces to win land battles, U.N. expert tells indigenous
Another cyclone expected to hit Mozambique on Thursday
Detention centre opened but migrants too frightened to leave
U.N. envoy hopes Libya peace efforts can bear fruit soon
'Water is life': unexpected rainfall revives Iraq's marshlands
Gunmen in Pakistan kill policeman guarding polio eradication team
Drones to deliver vaccines, blood and drugs across Ghana
Afghanistan civilian casualties fall amid fewer suicide attacks-UN
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In Rohingya camps, a political awakening faces a backlash
Armed Americans stopping migrants agree to move, but not quit
U.N. to help raise $50 bln for Lake Chad revival project
Venezuelans seek joy amid the chaos
Video appears to show migrants in cages at Bosnian border
'We are shell shocked': Sri Lankans bury dead amid security fears
Sri Lanka blasts were revenge for N.Zealand attack, says minister
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