Shiite grief songs rise in post Saddam Iraq
In Baghdad, Bassem al Karbalai sings of Shiite pain amid sectarian violence as songs born from Husseiniyat reflect ongoing oppression by Sunnis. Recorded in Kuwait, the ballads lament the Shiite shrine bombing of February 22 and echo centuries of grievance, shaping a fragile cultural response.
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U N Child labor declines worldwide in Rio report
The ILO says global child labor dropped 11 percent from 2000 to 2004, from 246 million to 218 million, with Latin America leading the decline. Brazil shows substantial though ongoing child labor in sugar cane, charcoal, street vending, and drug areas, while education and poverty reduction drive gains.
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