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Israel Army Drops Charges Against Soldiers In Palestinian Prisoner Abuse Case
The Israeli military says it is dropping charges against five soldiers who were accused of sexually abusing a Palestinian detainee in an encounter partially caught on camera.
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Salt Cave In Israel Is "World's Longest", Say Explorers
Israeli cave explorers said Thursday that a salt cave with striking stalactites near the Dead Sea is the world's longest, beating the record-holder in Iran.
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Shun Gangs, Have Hope, Pope Francis Tells Inmates at Violent Bolivian Jail
Saying he too had made mistakes and sinned, Pope Francis on Friday urged inmates at one of Latin America's most violent prisons to shun gang violence and exhorted guards to treat them with dignity.
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Thousands Gather for South Korea's Gay Pride Parade
Thousands marched through central Seoul today in what organisers described as South Korea's biggest annual gay pride parade, with many celebrating the US Supreme Court's historic decision allowing same-sex couples nationwide to wed.
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Ghana Destroys Hundreds of Homes in Capital in Bid to Prevent Floods
Bulldozers razed hundreds of homes and businesses in the poor Sodom and Gomorrah neighborhood of Ghana's capital on Saturday so the authorities can start widening a lagoon to prevent a repeat of this month's deadly floods.
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Israel Army Drops Charges Against Soldiers In Palestinian Prisoner Abuse Case
The Israeli military says it is dropping charges against five soldiers who were accused of sexually abusing a Palestinian detainee in an encounter partially caught on camera.
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Salt Cave In Israel Is "World's Longest", Say Explorers
Israeli cave explorers said Thursday that a salt cave with striking stalactites near the Dead Sea is the world's longest, beating the record-holder in Iran.
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Shun Gangs, Have Hope, Pope Francis Tells Inmates at Violent Bolivian Jail
Saying he too had made mistakes and sinned, Pope Francis on Friday urged inmates at one of Latin America's most violent prisons to shun gang violence and exhorted guards to treat them with dignity.
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Thousands Gather for South Korea's Gay Pride Parade
Thousands marched through central Seoul today in what organisers described as South Korea's biggest annual gay pride parade, with many celebrating the US Supreme Court's historic decision allowing same-sex couples nationwide to wed.
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Ghana Destroys Hundreds of Homes in Capital in Bid to Prevent Floods
Bulldozers razed hundreds of homes and businesses in the poor Sodom and Gomorrah neighborhood of Ghana's capital on Saturday so the authorities can start widening a lagoon to prevent a repeat of this month's deadly floods.
