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Malian Association for the Defence of Human Rights [AMDH] described the stoning as 'cowardly murder'

The observational study involved 826 patients who had undergone treatment for stage III colon cancer

Report also traced the destruction of plants by analysing satellite imagery

After going to see specialists and support groups for transgender children, the choice crystallised

US imposes new measures to punish Iranian defence officials and a Chinese business tied to ballistic missile programme

On average, volunteers shed more than 15 kilos, which amounted to 31 per cent of excess weight

A string of major setbacks have buffeted his four-month-old presidency

Migrants are caught in a complex trafficking web largely being ignored by the outside world

UN military observers were also briefed about the latest situation along the LoC

Consumption of alcohol in proscribed in Sikh faith

Most countries in the region do not tolerate an open celebration of LBGT life

Police responded to a domestic disturbance call in South Carolina and found the boy in tears

The 29-year-old transgender served seven of a 35-year sentence for giving US secrets to WikiLeaks

Police arrested the groom's brother and some photographers in connection to the case

Court ignores pleas for clemency from human rights groups

The 112-year-old restaurant raises its prices up slightly as supply remains lower than before

The Swiss food and drink giant had argued that shape of famous snack was iconic and deserved protection

Volunteers were asked to rate sounds based on 5 emotional stages: aggression, fear, despair, happiness and playfulness

The Valmikis of Sambhal in Indian state of Uttar Pradesh warn they'll embrace Islam if discrimination doesn't stop

Haryana's former CM Prakash Chautala took up class XII exams at Tihar Jail, where he is imprisoned

Rajesh Kumar and Shelja Kumar have tied the knot in Una district of Himachal Pradesh

Cultural differences, high expectations among the hurdles faced by young people

Erdogan met at the White House with US President Donald Trump for a visit that aimed to improve strained ties

He already has over 270,000 shares on his picture

Manning attempted suicide twice last year alone and went on a hunger strike to denounce disciplinary measures

In the first three months of the year, 1.54 million people were recorded as unemployed

Couple had a drink and drug-fuelled argument during which Woodward had punched and swiped at her boyfriend's leg.

Trump is due to visit Israel next week as a part of his first foreign trip as president

French legislative elections in June could endorse Macron's message of change, giving him a real power base

More than $5 trillion of world trade is shipped through the South China Sea every year

Ben Brown says it was 'completely unintentional'

Japan's cabinet is expected to approve a bill on Friday to allow Akihito, 83, to step down.

A fortnight of doing nothing can cause muscles to waste away and plunge fitness level

Along with one-liner, US constitution's emoluments clause was projected on Trump hotel too

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Wants NSA to shoulder some blame for the attack which infected some 30,000 Chinese organisations

Gunfight is going on inside the building

United States has been considering increasing the number of airports affected by the ban

The child has said she was repeatedly raped by her stepfather, who has since been arrested

Comey memo raised questions about whether Trump tried to interfere with a federal investigation

The president has broad powers to declassify secret material, experts agree

The documentary is entitled 'Fahrenheit 11/9'

The order irked certain librarians who have termed the move "censorship"

Jahangiri registered to run for the election amid concern among Rouhani’s allies the president might be disqualified

Fresh questions are being raised over the White House's approach to the ultra-sensitive status of Jerusalem

More than 300 police and paramilitary troops had been tracking the Naxals in a joint operation since the weekend

The attack comes days after a Pakistani was killed during an attack on workers at a building project

It is the city's second-largest airport after Tegel

Public radio reported that the labour action had ended several hours after it began

There were no reports of injuries