Displaced people carry water containers on their heads at Tomping camp, where some 15,000 displaced people who fled their homes are sheltered by the United Nations, near South Sudan's capital Juba January 7, 2014. REUTERS/James Akena
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Asian nations struggle to lower deaths in childbirth
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Canada granting asylum to U.S. border crossers at higher rates
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India's top court rules sex with an underage wife is rape
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Italian doctor swaps scalpel for pen to spotlight migrants' plight
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Malawi arrests 140 in clampdown after 'vampirism' killings
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France gets serious over sexual harassment after Weinstein scandal
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Force UK firms to stamp out slavery from supply chains - charities
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Residents of shrinking US island reject 'climate victim' label
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