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International Women’s Day: The Human Rights Disaster In Our Backyard

150,000 to 200,000 American women and girls are at risk of female genital mutilation.

Kashmir's Students Charged With Sedition By India For Cheering For Pakistan In A Cricket Game; Charge Subsequently Dropped

The students who celebrated Pakistan's victory over India in the Asia Cup game last Sunday were charged with treason.

India’s 2014 Elections: Who Will Muslims Vote For?

Muslims account for about 13.7 percent of the nation's population, or roughly 180 million people.

The Xinjiang Separatist Movement At The Center Of The Deadly China Rail Station Attack

The brutal attack that has left 33 dead and 130 more wounded is said to be the work of separatists from an autonomous region in northwest China.

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Has Polio Returned To The US? Children Show Symptoms Of ‘Polio-Like’ Disease

Polio has long been one of the most feared diseases in the world. The US experienced a huge polio epidemic in the 1950’s when it paralyzed 20,000 people in one year.

Turkey Denies Pakistani Media Report Of Taliban Office Opening In Ankara

In the past, Turkey has said it might be willing to establish an office for the Taliban.

Hand foot mouth disease China enterovirus

Has A New Strain Of Enterovirus Emerged In California, Giving Children Symptoms Similar To Polio?

Experts wonder whether a virus exhibiting polio-like symptoms that has been reported elsewhere in the world may have reached California.

Afghan Taliban Cancels Talks With US To Release American Soldier Bowe Bergdahl In Exchange For 5 Taliban Prisoners; Kills 21 In New Attack Near Pakistan Border

Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, who has been held by the Taliban since 2009, is the only POW being held by the Afghan militant outfit.

Journalist Willem Marx Refused Entry Into Pakistan After Reporting On Controversial Balochistan Region

Pakistan's security agencies are blocking the entrance of Willem Marx, who has written about a "forgotten" region.

Rural children in Pakistan (not involved in swara or vani)

Swara: The Horrors Of Marrying Off Young Girls In Pakistan To Older Men To Settle Debts And Disputes

Under Pakistani law, swara is illegal.

Pakistani Jets Attack Militant Hideouts In Waziristan Killing 40 Militants After Pakistani Taliban's Execution Of 23 Soldiers Scuttles Peace Talks

Tehreek-e-Taliban has killed nearly 100 people last month, and is reported to have killed more than 40,000 people in Pakistan since 2007.

Modern descendants of Ugandan expellees in Belgrave Road, the heart of Leicester’s Asian community

The Golden Mile: Could Leicester, The Most Ethnically Diverse Place In Britain, Become UK’s First Asian-Majority City?

Leicester has the highest proportion of Indians or British Asians anywhere in the country.

Hindu women in Bangladesh whose homes have been destroyed by Jamaat-e-Islami

Banglastan: Do Hindus Have A Future In Bangladesh?

Prior to the 1971 war, Hindus comprised almost one-third (30 percent) of the population of what was then called East Pakistan.

Peace Talks Between Pakistan And Taliban Canceled After Latter Kills 23 Soldiers In Captivity; Attacks Army Base Hours After Canceled Talks

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had announced last month that a round of peace talks would be held on Feb. 17.

Pakistan's Hindus Outraged Over Forced Conversions Of Young Girls To Islam

The problems faced by Pakistan's minorities are "multiplying instead of decreasing".

Rescue workers remove a body from the site of a grenade attack Shama movie theater in Peshawar, Pakistan

The Last (Porno) Picture Show: Militants Attack Cinemas In Peshawar, Pakistan, Killing Dozens

The Pakistani Taliban denied involvement in the bomb attacks and even condemned them.

More Than 70% Of Emerging Market Internet Users Are On Facebook (FB) and Twitter (TWTR)

The Pew Research Center analyzed mobile and Internet habits in dozens of countries to find the most popular methods of getting online.

New iTunes App For iPhone With Notification Of US Drone Strikes Endorsed By Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL)

The next time your phone bleeps, it could be a message letting you know about a recent drone strike.

We Have 500 Female Suicide Bombers Ready To Strike: Pakistan Taliban

Aziz boasted that TTP is better prepared to fight than the state and is ready for a long war.

Taliban Captures NATO Military Dog: Why Are Canines So Hated In Islamic World And South Asia?

In Afghanistan, Pakistan – as well as across Hindu-dominated India – dogs are widely disliked and even considered “unclean” and “impure” animals.

Obama’s Foreign Policy: An Epic Fail

It should come as no surprise that a sense of U.S. retreat and abandonment has proliferated abroad.

US, Obama Administration Debate Conducting A Drone Attack On American Citizen In Pakistan Planning Terrorist Attacks

The debate to kill an American accused of plotting terrorist attacks against the U.S. has reportedly been on for six months.

The 18 Countries With One Athlete Competing In The Olympics

While some countries are sending over 200 Olympians to Sochi this week, others are sending just one -- some making their Olympic debuts.

Vaccine-Preventable Measles Broke Out In 24 Places Globally In January; Polio Strikes Pakistan, Afghanistan

A new report says nearly 14 million people were saved by measles vaccines from 2000 to 2012.

Billions Of Dollars At Stake: Why Is The International Cricket Council Changing Its Revenue Sharing Model?

India wants a greater share of revenues since it generates an estimated 80% of global cricket income.

The Price Of Cigarettes: How Much Does A Pack Of Marlboros Cost In Every Country? [MAP]

If you’re willing to go to Pakistan for your nicotine fix, you can score a pack of Marlboros for less than $1.

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