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Fear Stalks Rohingya Refugee Camps In Bangladesh After String Of Murders
Bloodstains still mark the spot where assassins gunned down Mohib Ullah, an activist who was a leading voice for the 850,000 Rohingya living in fear in Bangladeshi refugee camps.
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Myanmar Army Chief Had "Genocidal Intent": UN Probe On Rohingya Killings
Myanmar's military carried out mass killings and gang rapes of Muslim Rohingya with "genocidal intent" and the commander-in-chief and five generals should be prosecuted for orchestrating the gravest crimes under law, UN investigators said on Monday.
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Grave Of 28 Hindus Killed By Rohingya Militants Found, Says Myanmar Army
Myanmar's army said Sunday that a mass grave of 28 Hindus had been discovered in violence-wracked Rakhine state, blaming the killings on Rohingya militants.
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Freedom Fighter Or Curse? The Man Behind The Rohingya Insurgency
To his foes, Ata Ullah is a reckless amateur who has brought untold misery to hundreds of thousands of Rohingya after launching an insurgency in Myanmar. But to supporters of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army, their leader is an intrepid fighter who left a life of luxury in Saudi Arabia to defend the stateless group against overwhelming odds
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Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army: The Rohingya Militants Who Tipped Rakhine Into Crisis
The Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), the militant group which tipped Myanmar's Rakhine state into a crisis, on Sunday declared a unilateral ceasefire until October 9.
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Rohingya Militants Declare Month-Long Ceasefire, Release Statement On Twitter
Rohingya militants, whose August 25 raids in Myanmar's Rakhine State sparked an army crackdown that has seen nearly 300,000 of the Muslim minority flee to Bangladesh, on Sunday declared a unilateral one-month ceasefire.
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50 Families From Mizoram Stuck in Nepal, Safe
All families Mizoram living in Nepal, many of them missionaries and evangelist teachers, were reportedly safe, reports from Nepal said.
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'The Dress' Now Finds Use in Anti-Abuse Ad Campaign
An image of a battered woman in a tight-fitting gold and white dress has triggered a social media storm in abuse-ridden South Africa and around the world.
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It's Raining Diamonds in Donation Kettles
In Massachusetts, it's not just the treetops that are glistening this holiday season. It's also the jewelry that's being dropped in Salvation Army's red kettles.
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Generous Donation Enables Salvation Army to Buy Toys Worth $21K
The Salvation Army in Boston says a former bell ringer has offered to pay $21,000 for two rings that a widow dropped into a red donation kettle.
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Salvation Army Returns $10K Diamond Ring Accidentally Dropped in Donation Kettle
Volunteers say people accidentally donate all kinds of things including buttons, pocket lint, and game tokens for children's pizza place, Chuck E Cheese.
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Iranian Asylum-Seeker Beaten to Death: Australian Review
A review into a riot at an Australian detention centre on Papua New Guinea found Monday that an Iranian man was "brutally beaten" to death by a Salvation Army worker and warned of a major task to rebuild trust.
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Titanic violin set to fetch record price
The violin played by the bandmaster of the Titanic as it sank beneath the waves is expected to fetch a world record fee for memorabilia from the doomed liner when it goes on sale on Saturday.
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Mohamed Morsi, Egypt's army ready to die in 'Final Hours' showdown
Egypt's army commander and President Mohamed Morsi each pledged to die for his cause as a deadline neared today that will trigger a military takeover backed by protesters.
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South Africans sing, pray for Nelson Mandela
Members of a South African choir prayed and sung outside a hospital where Nelson Mandela, the country's former president, is reported to be in critical condition.
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Fear Stalks Rohingya Refugee Camps In Bangladesh After String Of Murders
Bloodstains still mark the spot where assassins gunned down Mohib Ullah, an activist who was a leading voice for the 850,000 Rohingya living in fear in Bangladeshi refugee camps.
-
Myanmar Army Chief Had "Genocidal Intent": UN Probe On Rohingya Killings
Myanmar's military carried out mass killings and gang rapes of Muslim Rohingya with "genocidal intent" and the commander-in-chief and five generals should be prosecuted for orchestrating the gravest crimes under law, UN investigators said on Monday.
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Grave Of 28 Hindus Killed By Rohingya Militants Found, Says Myanmar Army
Myanmar's army said Sunday that a mass grave of 28 Hindus had been discovered in violence-wracked Rakhine state, blaming the killings on Rohingya militants.
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Freedom Fighter Or Curse? The Man Behind The Rohingya Insurgency
To his foes, Ata Ullah is a reckless amateur who has brought untold misery to hundreds of thousands of Rohingya after launching an insurgency in Myanmar. But to supporters of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army, their leader is an intrepid fighter who left a life of luxury in Saudi Arabia to defend the stateless group against overwhelming odds
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Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army: The Rohingya Militants Who Tipped Rakhine Into Crisis
The Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), the militant group which tipped Myanmar's Rakhine state into a crisis, on Sunday declared a unilateral ceasefire until October 9.
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Rohingya Militants Declare Month-Long Ceasefire, Release Statement On Twitter
Rohingya militants, whose August 25 raids in Myanmar's Rakhine State sparked an army crackdown that has seen nearly 300,000 of the Muslim minority flee to Bangladesh, on Sunday declared a unilateral one-month ceasefire.
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50 Families From Mizoram Stuck in Nepal, Safe
All families Mizoram living in Nepal, many of them missionaries and evangelist teachers, were reportedly safe, reports from Nepal said.
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'The Dress' Now Finds Use in Anti-Abuse Ad Campaign
An image of a battered woman in a tight-fitting gold and white dress has triggered a social media storm in abuse-ridden South Africa and around the world.
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It's Raining Diamonds in Donation Kettles
In Massachusetts, it's not just the treetops that are glistening this holiday season. It's also the jewelry that's being dropped in Salvation Army's red kettles.
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Generous Donation Enables Salvation Army to Buy Toys Worth $21K
The Salvation Army in Boston says a former bell ringer has offered to pay $21,000 for two rings that a widow dropped into a red donation kettle.
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Salvation Army Returns $10K Diamond Ring Accidentally Dropped in Donation Kettle
Volunteers say people accidentally donate all kinds of things including buttons, pocket lint, and game tokens for children's pizza place, Chuck E Cheese.
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Iranian Asylum-Seeker Beaten to Death: Australian Review
A review into a riot at an Australian detention centre on Papua New Guinea found Monday that an Iranian man was "brutally beaten" to death by a Salvation Army worker and warned of a major task to rebuild trust.
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Titanic violin set to fetch record price
The violin played by the bandmaster of the Titanic as it sank beneath the waves is expected to fetch a world record fee for memorabilia from the doomed liner when it goes on sale on Saturday.
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Mohamed Morsi, Egypt's army ready to die in 'Final Hours' showdown
Egypt's army commander and President Mohamed Morsi each pledged to die for his cause as a deadline neared today that will trigger a military takeover backed by protesters.
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South Africans sing, pray for Nelson Mandela
Members of a South African choir prayed and sung outside a hospital where Nelson Mandela, the country's former president, is reported to be in critical condition.
