Firsts headline a troubling tale of child crime
An 11 year old Chicago gang gunman is described as a tragic first in crime coverage. The piece contrasts media obsession with a rare child killer against the grim realities of violence and failed crime bills. It questions Washington’s role, noting local police and communities bear the real burden.
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Small victory against mutilation at Cairo landmark
The Cairo declaration urges governments to ban female genital mutilation and back efforts by non governmental and community groups to end the practice. A small global wave of grassroots activists, mostly African women and a few Western allies, push for change despite limited funding and risk, while organizations like Equality Now offer information and support.
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