Genocide finding may not trigger U S intervention in Sudan
U S officials say a genocide finding would not compel legal action against Sudan and the Arab militia in Darfur, though it could spur stronger international response. The State Department notes difficulty proving genocide under the Genocide Convention while UN sanctions and arms embargo options offer limited impact. Human Rights Watch cites ongoing attacks in Darfur and EU experts await UN determinations on genocide.
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New pain guidelines ease prescribing of powerful opioids
Washington reports updated guidelines from pain specialists and the DEA aim to improve treatment for millions with unrelieved pain by detailing legitimate uses of opioids like OxyContin and morphine. They urge doctors to treat pain without fearing arrest, while warning against drug diversion and excessive prescribing.
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Starving migrants on boat lived off breast milk and death
Survivors describe a 39 migrant voyage from El Limon Dominican Republic to Puerto Rico that left 55 dead. They recounted attacks over breast milk, dehydration, and mass panic as water and food ran out. Eight died after rescue. the boat drifted after engine failure.
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