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Andrew Harding visits a court in the Philippines where he finds that justice for victims of sex tourism often suffers as a result of poverty and corruption.
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Bogoljub Karic, Serbia and Montenegro's wealthiest businessman, faces tax and embezzlement charges.
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A US astronomer draws up a shortlist of the stars most likely to harbour intelligent extra-terrestrial life.
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The Rolling Stones stage a free concert in Rio in Brazil - one of the biggest gigs the world has seen.
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Sixteen people die as violence breaks out during protests over the Muhammad cartoons in northern Nigeria.
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The Israeli cabinet prepares to discuss its policy towards the new Hamas-led Palestinian administration.
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The UN Human Rights Commissioner, Louise Arbour, begins a visit to Russia that will take in Chechnya.
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A new constitution is adopted in the Democratic Republic of Congo, aiming to draw a line under years of war.
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Andy Murray goes into the San Jose final insisting Lleyton Hewitt is a strong favourite.
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Attacks by insurgents on Iraq's oil industry cost the country $6.25bn in lost revenue during 2005, the Iraqi oil ministry says.
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The king of Nepal calls for dialogue with the opposition as 3,000 march to denounce his absolute powers.
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Yuvraj Singh and Mahendra Dhoni lead India to an eight-wicket win over Pakistan in the final one-day international.
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The Philippines landslide rescue enters its third day, with teams now focusing on retrieving bodies.
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An explosion at a station in the Indian city of Ahmedabad injures at least 14 people, police say.
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The lethal H5N1 strain of bird flu continues to spread, with India, France, and Iran confirming cases.
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Pakistan tests the new short-range Haft-II Abdali missile, as President Musharraf starts a visit to China.
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A Pakistan bank operating in Kabul falls victim to a car hijacking in the Afghan capital, raising security fears.
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Ten crew members are confirmed killed in a crash between two US helicopters off the coast of Djibouti.
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China could face punitive US 'trade measures' if it fails to adequately open up its market to American firms.
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A single ticket wins a $365m lottery jackpot in the US, but the winner is yet to come forward, officials say.
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Israel decides on steps against the new Palestinian Authority, including withholding tax revenues.
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Pakistan's President Musharraf prepares to meet China's President Hu on Monday for key bilateral talks.
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Pakistani police use tear gas to disperse people defying a ban on protests over the Muhammad cartoons.
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Aid offers are pouring in for a Philippines village buried under a landslide but hopes of finding survivors are dim.
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Indian health officials begin the slaughter of half a million birds, after detecting the first cases of deadly bird flu.
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The Palestinian Authority is in a financial crisis, says its leader Mahmoud Abbas, after Israel announces sanctions.
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Germany terms as "serious" an outbreak of bird flu in the country, as the lethal virus widens its global reach.
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Nigeria's government forms a team to negotiate the release of nine foreign oil workers seized by militants.
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A cat parasite is killing off US sea otters, a leading reseacher says, and the remedy is to keep cats inside.
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Britain's women curlers suffer a damaging loss, while the Russians lead the ice dance programme.
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British forces face problems as the fallout continues over footage of soldiers apparently beating Iraqis.
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Argentine police discover 12 secret runways used to import illegal drugs from Bolivia and Paraguay.
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