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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 2016

Page

11

Duterte declares state of lawlessness after Davao bombing

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte declared a nationwide state of lawlessness after an Abu Sayyaf bombing in Davao killed 14 and wounded about 70. He said troops may be deployed in urban centers to back police, while investigators consider other suspects and threats amid ongoing security operations in the south.

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Harsh Uzbek leader Karimov buried amid cabinet praise

Islam Karimov, Uzbekistan's long time ruler, was buried in Samarkand after a state funeral. The 78 year old died of a cerebral hemorrhage and his cabinet lauded him as a statesman who built a democratic constitutional state with a civil society and market economy despite claims of human rights abuses.

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U S envoy urges independent probe after South Sudan rape rampage

In Juba UN ambassador Samantha Power urged an independent commission to question rape victims from a hotel compound attack by South Sudanese soldiers. The U N Security Council visited as fighting in the capital escalated, with hundreds killed in July and civilians facing attacks near a U N camp.

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