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in title, tags, annotations or urlDeputy Justice Minister retracts statements on Egyptian coroner's finding in Regeni's cause of death - Daily News Egypt - 0 views
Education is becoming an extremist battleground in Pakistan - The Washington Post - 0 views
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The one year anniversary commemorations of the heinous attack on a Peshawar public school were barely over when gunmen once again went from classroom to classroom killing students and staff at a Pakistani university nearby.
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n doing so, they are attacking the one area of Pakistani society where there is clear reason for optimism, as the growth of low-cost private schools in recent decades has given more and more young people, particularly girls, access to education.
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aw revenge is clearly a motive as the Taliban protest against military bombings of their hideouts in the tribal areas.
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Five ways tech is crowdsourcing women's empowerment | Global Development Professionals Network | The Guardian - 0 views
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Article describes how tech is crowdsourcing women's empowerment. What tech is doing for these women is allowing them to enter their own data than relying on institutional datasets. Examples are them crowdsourcing data on street harassment, reporting sexual harassment and violence, and finding respectful gynecologists.
Syria, already a catastrophe, seems on the verge of an uncontrollable disaster - The Washington Post - 0 views
Egypt cancels protection fees on sugar imports days after raising customs - Daily News Egypt - 0 views
As Syria Devolves Further, Allies Criticize American Policy - The New York Times - 0 views
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It really frustrates me that the US is often very outspoken about rights, freedom and democracy. Yet time and time again, I have seen that politics are nothing more than a pursuit of interests. The US continues its "ambiguity" of action in Syria, essentially furthering the spread of chaos. Now Turkey, and important US ally is frustrated that the US has been siding with alleged Kurdish terrorist groups.
Egypt, Japan collaborate together to improve gender inequality issues - Daily News Egypt - 0 views
ISIS Says It's Behind Car Bombing in Damascus - 2 views
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A car bomb tore up a vegetable market and a police officers' club in Damascus, the Syrian capital, on Tuesday, according to a witness and to regional news reports, striking an area that had been quiet for about two years under a local agreement between the Syrian government and insurgents. Isis has gone on to claim that they were behind the bombins that took place
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