Chained mental patients seek cure from Pakistan saint
In Diwan Sahib central Pakistan the mentally ill are tied to trees near a graveyard awaiting a saint’s healing. Dozens are kept for up to nine days with meals and occasional visitors as physicians urge to end bondage.
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Diwan Sahib
Pakistan
Mohammed Yer
Islamabad
Yer
Ham Sher
Haji Sher
Mohammed Akram
Akram
Mohammed Boota
Boota
Sughran
Mohammad Yer
North Korea risks treaty withdrawal over Patriot plan
North Korea warned it could nullify promises to accept nuclear inspections if the United States proceeds with placing Patriot missile batteries in South Korea. The regime criticized U S spy maneuvers and warned that dialogue or war could follow as Seoul and Washington seek a broader settlement on inspections with the IAEA.
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Tokyo
North Korea
United States
South Korea
U.S
Committee For Reunification
Korean Central News Agency
Korean Peninsula
Patriot Plan
United
States
International Atomic Energy Agency
Washington
U.N
Lee Ki-taik
Democratic Party
North
Executive, wife and crew murdered on Caribbean yacht
An American computer company executive, his wife, and two British crewmen were stabbed to death aboard the Challenger yacht off Barbuda. Police identified the victims as John Cleaver, 58, Patty Cleaver, 52, Tan Cridland, 35, and Thomas Williams, 22, with hands bound and mouths taped. The case drew international attention as Scotland Yard assists the Antigua and Barbuda police in the investigation.
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St, John’s
Antigua
Caribbean
Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda
Edric Potter
Scotland Yard
Potter
Ogden
John Cleaver
Patty Cleaver
Tan Cridland
Thomas Williams
Cleavers
Califormia
Britain
Cridland
Williams
Embassy officer eyed in Salvadoran guard slaying
U S Embassy faces accusation of obstructing the inquiry into the death of Jose Crescencio Diaz a Salvadoran embassy guard shot January 21 on a highway north of San Salvador. Investigators name Maj Mike Lopez of the military attache office as chief suspect after the embassy reportedly took him out of the country claiming immunity.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
U.S
Mike Lopez
United States
Lopez
Jose Crescencio Diaz
Criminal Court
Soyapango
Diaz
Brazil Teen Murder Toll Sparks Rights Study
A joint study by Americas Watch and the University of Sao Paulo finds 5644 teenagers aged 15 to 17 were killed in Brazil from 1988 to 1991, averaging five youth deaths daily. The report cites government indifference and minimal investigation follow-up as key obstacles to crime prevention.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Americas Watch
University of Sao Paulo
Sandra Carvalho
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