At secret location, team collects evidence of Syrian war crimes
The work is very dangerous, but investigators document atrocities so the cases can one day be brought before an international tribunal
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Pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine face anger from residents
Country's richest man vows to challenge insurgents
Twin car bombs kill at least 118 in Nigerian city of Jos
No immediate claim of responsibility for blasts in bustling bus terminal and market, but they bear hallmark of Boko Haram
Flowers galore in Chelsea, London
Prestigious gardening show features hundreds of stands and exhibitions gardens
Nuns to combat child prostitution at World Cup 2014
An international coalition of religious orders will highlight the frequent spike in child exploitation during big sporting events
Giant pile of corpses in Spanish university's basement probed
Madrid Complutense University claimed the 250 or so bodies donated for science had been due for incineration, but spending cuts caused delays
Thai army declares martial law
Thailand's army declared martial law to restore order after six months of anti-government street protests
How will China retaliate against U.S. economic espionage charges?
"Some sort of economic deal that we would like to see happen will quietly go away," former CIA deputy director says
Joseph Kony hands over reins of LRA to son, official says
Fugitive African warlord's son Salim Saleh allegedly "as hard as his father"; Kony, despite intense manhunt, still at large
Boko Haram militant: "You see the enemies among the children, it's acceptable to fire on all of them."
Member of the terror group responsible for the abduction of nearly 300 schoolgirls warns that more kidnappings are possible
Did Oscar Pistorius' mental health defense backfire?
A psychiatrist witness for the defense said Pistorius has general anxiety disorder, so the judge ordered full-blown, month-long psychiatric testing
One-legged goalie
18 years after losing a leg in an accident, Alexandre Toledo continues to play
Drones join fight to protect African wildlife
Unmanned aircraft now used in game parks to guard against poachers
Trafficking, forced labor, slavery "hugely profitable," U.N. warns
Profits from modern servitude estimated at $150 billion a year, U.N. labor agency warns, adding education and literacy best way to end it
Meth seizures in Asia tripled over past 5 years, U.N. says
Asia's strong demand for drugs drove global production and trafficking of methamphetamine to record levels last year
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Oil prices rebound slightly as Iran claims new attacks on ships
Harmeet Dhillon, DOJ's controversial civil rights chief, resigns
3 injured in shooting at Des Moines, Iowa, post office
Russell Brand found guilty of rape and sexual assault
U.S. ID's remains of WWII soldier from iconic "Merrill's Marauders"
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