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Mother of kidnapped child brings lawsuit as South Korea probes historic adoptions

Mother of kidnapped child brings lawsuit as South Korea probes historic adoptions

A South Korean woman has launched a lawsuit over the wrongful adoption of her child who was kidnapped in the 70s. The country has launched a Truth Telling and Reconciliation Commission to investigate human rights abuses during South Korea's time under authoritarian rule. After years of calls from

At least 70 people killed, thousands flee after Haiti gang retribution

At least 70 people killed, thousands flee after Haiti gang retribution

The United Nations is urging its members to keep backing its plan to tackle gang violence in Haiti. Kenya has been sending police to the Caribbean nation, but the violence has been spreading beyond Haiti's capital.

Astronauts could wait months for flight home from space station

Astronauts could wait months for flight home from space station

Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams are yet to return from the International Space Station after issues emerged with their spacecraft in June. NASA is offering them another ride if their Boeing Starliner can't be fixed, but the pair could be waiting until February 2025.

Nobel laureate to head interim Bangladesh government after Hasina ouster

Nobel laureate to head interim Bangladesh government after Hasina ouster

Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohammad Yunus will head up the interim government of Bangladesh. The announcement was made after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country. Mr Yunus will now lead Bangladesh to its next election, but the road ahead may not be easy.

Ghana court to rule on LGBT crackdown bill after global outcry

Ghana court to rule on LGBT crackdown bill after global outcry

Earlier this year, Ghana's parliament unanimously passed a crackdown on what it considers promoting the LGBT community, punishable with up to five years in jail. But the bill is still sitting on the president's desk after nearly two months, leaving those in the LGBT community in

Puerto Rico becomes latest place to declare dengue emergency

Puerto Rico becomes latest place to declare dengue emergency

Dengue cases in the Americas have surged past 3.5 million, killing more than a thousand people. That's triple the cases recorded by this time last year, with 2023 topping just 4.5 million cases for the entire year. Puerto Rico has become the latest place to declare

Hundreds of bodies still unidentified after Kenya cult tragedy

Hundreds of bodies still unidentified after Kenya cult tragedy

Kenya is starting to return more than 400 bodies found on the property of an alleged doomsday cult last year. The group's suspected leader is awaiting trial for what's being called one of the world's worst cult-related disasters in recent history. But the process