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Indigenous Peoples Face Rise in Rights Abuses During Pandemic, Report Finds Her Name Is Rio: Aunt Ciata, the Guardian of Samba Who Created Carnival Culture New Claims of Migrant Abuse As ICE Defies Biden to Continue Deportations 'My Butter Seems Harder': Spread Sparks Furore Over Canada's Dairy Industry 20.5M Years of Life May Have Been Lost to Covid Across 81 Countries, Study Finds How Cuba's Artists Took to the Kitchen to Earn Their Crust in Lockdown Meatless School Menu Sparks Political Row in France Christians, Muslims and Jews to Share Faith Centre in Berlin 'Stop This Madness': NYT Angers Italians With 'Smoky Tomato Carbonara' Recipe 'No Cheering': Tokyo Olympics Fans Asked to Stick to Clapping During Torch Relay Japanese Website Maps Neighbourhoods That Have Noisy Children ‘Nobody Wants This Job Now’: the Gentle Leaders of China's Uighur Exiles Hunting the Men Who Kill Women: Mexico’S Femicide Detective New Zealand Police Reveal Student Binge Drinking Strategy: More Pubs The Teenage Jockey Finding Fame in Senegal - in Pictures Could a Former Bar Be One of Spain's Lost Medieval Synagogues? For Travel, a Sustainable Comeback? Husband Must Pay Wife $7,700 for Years of Housework, Chinese Court Rules Can This New Map Fix Our Distorted Views of the World? Indian Court Grants Bail to Activist Arrested Over Farmers’ Protests

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February 19, 2021

• Indigenous Peoples Face Rise in Rights Abuses During Pandemic, Report Finds
• Squawking Bird Blows the Whistle on Fake Video Trying to Tilt Ecuador Election
• World's Oldest Known Beer Factory May Have Been Unearthed in Egypt
• 'I have to do this to survive': a night with Jakarta's silvermen
• Disha Ravi: the Climate Activist Who Became the Face of India's Crackdown on Dissent
• An Uncertain Future for Japan’S Love Hotels - in Pictures
• Nepalis Protest 'Ridiculous' Proposed Ban on Women Travelling Abroad
• Stateless, Stuck and Desperate: the Militants' Wives Trapped in Kashmir
• Islamic 12Th-Century Bathhouse Uncovered in Seville Tapas Bar
• Educating Zimbabwe: Illegal ‘Home Schools’ Defy Lockdown in Townships
• ‘Special and Beautiful’ Whistled Language Echoes Around This Island
• Heating up Culture Wars, France to Scour Universities for Ideas That ‘Corrupt Society’
• After Leader’s Sexist Remark, Tokyo Olympics Makes Symbolic Shift
• In Beleaguered Babylon, Doing Battle Against Time, Water and Modern Civilization
• Paint, Poems and Protest Anthems: Myanmar’s Coup Inspires the Art of Defiance
• Vaccine jabs replace glitter and samba at Rio’s Carnival.
• A Bored China Propels Box Office Sales to a Record

February 12, 2021

• 'We Want Our Riches Back' - the African Activist Taking Treasures From Europe's Museums
• Familial Gaze: the Black Photographers Drawing on Their Family Albums
• A Bosnian Winter: Families Bid to Reach Europe's Heart - in Pictures
• Inuit Hunters Blockade Iron Mine in Freezing Temperatures Over Expansion
• Pandemic Sends Lunar New Year Trips in China Plummeting by 74%
• At Least 331 Human Rights Defenders Were Murdered in 2020, Report Finds
• Conservative World of Sumo Slow to Take Action on Concussion
• ‘It Feels Like a Placebo’: Mexico’d Vaccine Program Sees Disastrous Launch
• New Zealand Male MPs No Longer Have to Wear Ties After Māori Mp Ejected
• The Pandemic Emptied Europe’S Cities. What Will Bring People Back?
• In Beleaguered Babylon, Doing Battle Against Time, Water and Modern Civilization
• In Canada, Americans Are Missed, With Limits
• Head of Elite French University Resigns Following Professor Incest Case
• Wearing Red Takes on New Meaning in Russia
• Paris Opera to Act on Racist Stereotypes in Ballet
• A Surprise in Africa: Air Pollution Falls as Economies Rise

February 4, 2021

• Olympic Organisers to Ban Singing in Silent Tokyo Games
• ‘Making Our Home Safe Again’: Meet the Women Who Clear Land Mines
• We Had No Paper, but We Had Our Bodies': the Sacred and Symbolic in Polynesian Tattoos
• A Bosnian Winter: Families Bid to Reach Europe's Heart - in Pictures
• Sweden and Denmark Plan Digital Covid Vaccine Certificates for Travel
• Sugar-Coated Propaganda? Middle East Taps Into Power of Influencers
• Here in Europe's Poorest Country We Have No Vaccine to Argue Over
• #Demlootchallenge: Zimbabwean Activists Sing to Protest Corruption
• In Myanmar, a Cult of Personality Meets Its Downfall
• Coming Soon: the ‘Vaccine Passport’
• With French Theaters Closed, Puppetry Takes Center Stage
• Archaeologists Find Mummies With Golden Tongues.

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