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Odessa American in Odessa, Texas

25 Jul 2004

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Odessa American

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Odessa, Texas, United States of America

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Jul 25, 2004

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6

Dowry crimes haunt India's daughters-in-law in jail wing

In New Delhi, Tihar Jail dowry wing houses women accused in or convicted of dowry related tragedies. Officials say rising wealth and modern items fuel greed, with some brides facing severe abuse and even death. Experts warn dowry remains widespread despite a 1961 ban. Mamta, a 22-year-old newlywed, stands at a shelter door amid awareness posters on economic demands from in-laws.

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New Delhi Tihar Jail Jyoti Chaudhary India Chaudhary Ranjana Kumari Center For Social Research Mamta
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AIDS microbicides eyeing protection for women worldwide

In Chennai, India and beyond, researchers develop gels and creams intended to block HIV transmission. With about 60 candidates in play and funding limited, experts warn trials involve thousands of women and ethical debates persist, hoping a viable product by 2009 at the earliest.

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Chennai India Krt Alamein Selvam Selvam
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Rebels remain active in Mirebalais five months after Haitian uprising

In Mirebalais Haiti night patrols by camouflage rebels continue despite international pressure to disarm. Interim leaders warn weapons must be surrendered by Sept 15, while rebels led by Fritz Pierre reject disarmament and UN forces watch. Police and government reluctant to confront armed groups as Latortue lauds rebels as freedom fighters.

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Mirebalais Haiti Jean-Bertrand Aristide U.N Fritz Pierre Aristide Gerard Latortue
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