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The squat, hillside hospital and its surroundings provide breathtaking views of the Tagus River, but the property had been poorly maintained and its long corridors and big, empty...</description>
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“Don’t go too far from home,” she recalls him warning her one day last autumn, not long before Siregar was found lying unconscious, gravely injured beside his...</description>
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“I will not succumb to your charms again,” intones a guilt-laden Nisa, “because I have read Koranic verses to dispel them.” Then, thanks to the prayers of a remote Islamic teacher, Andi dies, his body emitting the foul stench of a sinner.
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      <description>On an otherwise peaceful Saturday in February, in the hilly Indonesian village of Parlilitan, chickens flap and flee the buzz-saw revving of motor­cycle engines, made all the louder by their lack of exhaust pipes. The rum­blings reverber­ate through the forests and farmlands of North Sumatra, a signal to all in earshot – the exhaust systems having been removed on purpose – that the main event is drawing near.
A travelling carnival has set up camp here for the past two weeks, offering...</description>
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“This doesn’t feel right,” Ezra recalls thinking. “If they are gay, they are not going to look at us in that way.” Then dozens of policemen stormed the premises.
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      <description>Chrek Sopha and Kao Sochevika arrived on the scene after the worst had happened. Smoke rose from flaming tyres. Stones and shoes littered blood-soaked roads as protesters ran amok. Angry workers tried to take tools and bottles of petrol from nearby stalls. Gunshots filled the air as men in uniform chased the protesters and fired at them with automatic rifles.
It was January 3 last year and, minutes earlier, five garment workers demanding a rise in the minimum wage had been shot dead by police on...</description>
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