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Katharine Houreld
Pakistani family sentenced to death for ‘honour killing’
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Mubasher Bukhari
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Katharine Houreld
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19 Nov 2014
The relatives of Farzana Iqbal who bludgeoned her to death in May outside a Pakistani court, causing a public outcry, have been sentenced to death.
Online abuse a real danger for Pakistani women
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Katharine Houreld
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30 Sep 2014
Online abuse in Pakistan is triggering real-world violence against women owing to slow responses from Facebook and Twitter and poor law enforcement.
Pakistan PM condemns ‘brutal killing’ of pregnant woman
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Katharine Houreld
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29 May 2014
Nawaz Sharif has questioned why police allegedly stood by while a woman was stoned, adding that a "totally unacceptable" crime had to be dealt with.
Afghanistan’s vice-president Fahim dies
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Hamid Shalizi
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Katharine Houreld
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9 Mar 2014
The powerful Afghan vice-president Marshal MQ Fahim has died of natural causes, weeks before the country goes to the polls.
Pakistan marks democratic milestone in violence-marred poll
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Katharine Houreld
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Mehreen Zahra Malik
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11 May 2013
Pakistanis have voted in a landmark test of democracy and have been quickly reminded of the militant violence that plagues the country.
Kenya’s march to find militants in Somalia fruitless
Africa
Katharine Houreld
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18 Dec 2011
Kenyan troops marched into a Somalian fishing village two months ago, but they have not yet found the al-Qaeda-linked militants they came to hunt.
Rules of engagement move into the 21st century
Article
Katharine Houreld
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12 Dec 2011
The spokespeople of Kenyan soldiers and members of an extremist Islamist militant group have taken their battle to Twitter with insults flying.
AU troops in Somalia face funding shortfall
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Katharine Houreld
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13 Nov 2011
African Union troops fighting al-Qaeda-linked Islamists in the failed state of Somalia have a $10-million funding gap.
Somali women preyed on by rapists amid famine
Africa
Katharine Houreld
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31 Jul 2011
Somali refugees are falling victim to rape and assault as the region endures its worst drought in over 60 years.
The lifesaving technology lurking in the laundry basket
Article
Katharine Houreld
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14 Jul 2011
What do mosquitoes like more than human skin? Stinky socks. Scientists think the odour of human feet can be used to attract and kill mosquitoes.
Suicide attack on AU base in Somalia kills three
Article
Abdi Guled
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Katharine Houreld
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31 May 2011
Three people were killed after suicide bombers attacked an African Union peacekeeping base in the Somali capital on Monday.
Somali AU bases hit by simultaneous suicide attacks
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Abdi Guled
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Katharine Houreld
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30 May 2011
Five simultaneous suicide attacks targeted African Union bases in the Somali capital of Mogadishu, officials have said.
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