India's AIDS victims become new untouchables in Delhi
Rohit and Vineet Oberoi, hemophiliacs infected seven years ago, face social exclusion and medical neglect in India. They lack treatment, public support, and compensation after infection from Serum Institute blood. Doctors refuse care, and stigma mirrors a leper colony as the country houses 18 million HIV cases.
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New Delhi
Rohit Oberoi
Oberoi
Vineet
India
Medical Institute
Rohit
Vineet Oberoi
The
Serum Institute of India
Pune
Oberoi Brothers
Canada
Hemophiliac Federation of India
ATDS
All-India Institute of
Snowstorm blankets eastern South Africa with heavy snow
A rare Monday storm dumped heavy snow across eastern South Africa, trapping hundreds of travelers and freezing roads. At least three middle aged men died from the cold as Drakensberg hikers and motorists faced being stranded. provinces reported snow over the weekend and rescue efforts were hampered by blocked highways and lingering drifts.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Mountain Club of
Drakensberg
Johannesborg
Lady Grey
Free State
Ladysmith
Koos Breedt
South African Press Association
World Court leaves nukes legal question unresolved
The World Court refused to declare nuclear weapons illegal and limited lawful use to self defense in a state's survival. The advisory opinion, sought by the UN General Assembly, drew divided reactions from activists and experts, with leaders in Hiroshima and Nagasaki angered by the lack of a clear ruling.
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Hague
Netherlands
World Court
U.N. General Assembly
Mohammed Bedjaoui
U.N
Pnd
Jeremy J. Stone
Federation of American Scientists
Washington
Stone
United States
Britain
France
Cora Weiss
International Peace Bureau
Orange march at Drumcree sparks weeklong Protestants riot
In Portadown NI Protestant mobs clash with police as Orange Order seeks to march through a Catholic enclave. rioting leaves stones bottles and firecrackers, two policemen and two protesters injured, police deploy plastic bullets and barbed wire barriers amid a 24 hour standoff.
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Portadown
Northern Ireland
Orange Order
Drumcree Church
Belfast
Usu
Drumcree
Londonderry
Carrickfergus
William of Orange
James I
Irish Republican Army
Sinn Fein Party
Dengue kills 41 children in Central Java Indonesia
Dengue fever has killed at least 41 children in Central Java since April, with several more deaths in the Philippines this year. Health officials urge vigilance as cases spike during Indonesia’s dry season, while noting past outbreaks and symptoms that include high fever and nosebleeds.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Central Java
Philippines
Central
Java
Antara
Sri Astuti Suparmanto
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Heh
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New York
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Beijing
Ir Judge Court
Japan
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Hiroshima
Itcho Ito
Nagasaki
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Ree Colales
American Heart Association
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