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January 18, 2017

Yesterday, mere days before he is to leave office, U.S. President Barack Obama commuted the sentence of Army intelligence officer Chelsea Manning from 35 years to time served. Manning, who in 2010 released thousands of classified documents to the public through WikiLeaks detailing abuses of the and  wars, has already served almost seven years in prison and is now scheduled for release on May 17 of this year. The information Manning released to the public through WikiLeaks and The Guardian in 2010 included diplomatic accounts, videos, military incident logs, and battle plans, including footage of an American Apache helicopter firing on suspected Iraqi insurgents, reports of prisoners held in Guantanamo Bay without trial, and records of detainees abused by the Iraqi military. Many in Congress have denounced Manning as a traitor, stating the breach endangered U.S. national security. Manning was convicted in 2013 of 22 charges, including, but acquitted of aiding the enemy.

Republican senator John McCain, who ran for president against Obama in 2008, said "It is a sad, yet perhaps fitting commentary on President Obama's failed national security policies that he would commute the sentence of an individual that endangered the lives of American troops, diplomats, and intelligence sources by leaking hundreds of thousands of sensitive government documents to WikiLeaks, a virulently anti-American organization that was a tool of ."

Not everyone has considered Manning's actions to be wrong. "Chelsea Manning exposed serious abuses," says Margaret Huang, executive director of the U.S. branch of Amnesty International, "and as a result her own human rights have been violated." Huang went on to call Obama's order for Manning's release "long overdue." Despite being a trans woman, Manning was housed in a men's prison, the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks at. She spent a long period in and attempted suicide twice in 2016.

Obama's staff told the press WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's promise to agree to U.S. extradition if Manning was granted clemency had nothing to do with the decision. Assange is currently living in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, where he is claiming asylum. He faces rape accusations from two Swedish women.

The Obama administration has seen what The New York Times calls an "unprecedented crackdown on leaks of government secrets." Manning is among more than 1,500 individuals whom President Obama has granted clemency during his tenure. White House Press Secretary Josh Ernest was asked if NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden would also be pardoned. Ernest said no, saying the information Snowden released was more dangerous to the U.S. public and pointed out that while Manning had gone through a formal trial and acknowledged wrongdoing, "Mr. Snowden fled into the arms of an adversary and has sought refuge in a country that most recently made a concerted effort to undermine confidence in our democracy."

This week, Obama also commuted the sentences of, a Puerto Rican nationalist linked to bombings in the 1970s and 1980s, , a former Marine general and White House Chief of Staff convicted of lying to the FBI, and over two hundred other individuals, mostly drug offenders. He also pardoned 63 people outright.


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Rape-accused Russian political artist Pyotr Pavlensky to seek asylum in France

January 18, 2017

On Monday, controversial Russian political artist, currently in Paris, informed media that he and his family are to seek in France. Pavlensky said he and his partner Oksana Shalygina were falsely accused under Section 132 of the Criminal law for rape. The 32-year-old artist has been charged on several occasions. In the November 2015, Pavlensky set Russia's 's headquarters' door on fire in Moscow. Pavlensky called this an artwork named "Threat" and was sentenced to a prison term for vandalism. He was released seven months later, in June.

Anastasia Slonina, an actress working in a theatre in Moscow called Teatr.doc, known for liberal plays, filed rape charges on Pavlensky and his partner Oksana. The theatre claims to have a CCTV video footage of Pavlensky and other men beating Slonina's boyfriend in the parking lot on October 31. Pavlensky said he does not appear in the video.

Pavlensky and Oksana were detained in December at for questioning, which went on for seven hours. Pavlensky commented the rape charges had a political motivation behind it and denied the allegations. Olga Papernaya, former art director at Moscow's film club said, "Alas, yesterday a national hero and a great performance artist, today — it’s true — a criminal, a psychopath and a rapist". Pavlensky, Oksana, and their two daughters left for Ukraine in mid-December before flying to France. They arrived in Paris on Saturday.

In one of several painful performances, Pyotr Pavlensky sewed his lips to support members of musical band who were imprisoned that time. The band members were charged with hooliganism for performing an anti-Putin song in a church. In 2013, he nailed his in Moscow's  naming the art as "Fixation". Earlier in 2013, he wrapped himself, half naked, in a cocoon of barbed wire. The following year, he chopped off a part of his right ear lobe with a chef's knife sitting nude on a roof labelling the art as "Segregation".

About returning to Russia, Pavlensky told BBC, "I have no desire to return like a lamb to the slaughter, especially a slaughter that is desired, by the state." Pavlensky and Oksana are liable to be sentenced to a ten-year jail term if found guilty.


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Nigerian jet attacks refugee camp, killing dozens

January 18, 2017

A Nigerian jet fighter mistook refugees for rebels yesterday, Nigerian military said, firing on a camp in Rann,. Dozens of refugees and aid workers died. The lowest estimate from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is of 50 dead. The BBC estimates at least 52 dead, while one Borno State official is attributed by AP as saying over 100 are dead. MSF say at least 200 were wounded.

The Red Cross said at least six of its staff died and twelve more injured. The impoverished region, in the northeast of the nation, has suffered severe famine as conflict interrupts agriculture. Farmers are unable to work owing to bombs on their land. The Red Cross said volunteers were at the camp, home to thousands, to distribute food.

The military said the Air Force was dispatched to deal with "remnants" of the Boko Haram militant group, which it claims to be in a final push against. Major General Leo Irabor, who led the operation, said, "Unfortunately, the strike was conducted but it turned out that other civilians were somewhere around the area and they were affected". Irabor said two soldiers were amongst the dead and others were wounded.

Military spokesman General Rabe Abubakar said the military are "all in pain" after the disaster, adding "in a military operation such as this, from time to time these things do occur." Irabor promised an investigation. President Muhammadu Buhari said he was saddened by "this regrettable operational mistake" and sought calm.

"This large-scale attack on vulnerable people who have already fled from extreme violence is shocking and unacceptable," MSF operational chief Dr Jean-Clément Cabrol said. The Red Cross said it has staff and facilities ready in neighbouring Cameroon and Chad to assist. "The whole camp is controlled by the army and no one can come in or out without being checked," said MSF head of emergencies Hugues Robert. Robert added the group knew travel and work in the area was dangerous, and took precautions.

Helicopters have been evacuating the wounded, including a United Nations helicopter which brought four medical personnel and 400 (900) of emergency medical aid, and left with eight wounded Red Cross workers. The UN is in the midst of an appeal for aid to the famine-hit region.


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Theresa May's Brexit speech rules out single market membership

January 18, 2017

UK Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday announced the government's plans for how to proceed with the United Kingdom's exit, or "Brexit" (British exit), from the European Union. May stated the government would not seek to be a member of the European and would instead seek a new trade relationship. May said the UK government would seek access to the single market without retaining formal membership in it.

May's speech stressed the need for friendliness between Britain and the EU but also ruled out any deal that did not allow the British government to control immigration, or which would require Britain to continue being bound by decisions of the. In yesterday's speech, May also ruled out continued membership of the customs union as this prevented Britain from negotiating trade deals with non-EU countries.

Theresa May also said Britain's contributions to the EU budget would cease, although some contributions would be made to some pan-European schemes. In her words, "the days of Britain making vast contributions to the European Union every year will end". The speech also covered the legal status of both UK citizens living abroad and EU citizens living in the UK. May said she wished to guarantee the status of both, but that she also sought "reciprocity" before doing so, and noted "one or two" other countries had not been willing to do so.

Following May's speech the, , echoed the Prime Minister in a speech he gave to Parliament, adding "the final deal agreed between the UK and the EU will be put to a vote in both Houses of Parliament before it takes effect".

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Bomb kills at least 50 in Gao, Mali

January 18, 2017

A vehicle packed with explosives was detonated this morning in, Mali. At least fifty died. The bombing targeted a camp housing government soldiers and rebels, some of whom were in a meeting at the time. Northern Mali was seized by Islamic militants in 2012, with France leading a military intervention the following year. The camp was formed as part of a disputed ceasefire.

Occasional attacks continue, and the latest is the worst in years. French Interior Minister called the attack "highly symbolic". French President François Hollande visited the scene last week.

Victims included people tasked with providing patrols, part of a United Nations-backed move to quell the violence. Malian President took to Twitter today to declare three days of mourning. His government stands accused by Human Rights Watch of not taking adequate measures to protect the nation's citizens.

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I think Wikinewsies are, generally, fairly hardened to at least reading about mass calamities. For some reason, this particular one has struck me. I think I'll remember this for years to come.

I also manage to visualise horrific events, again without difficulty. Again, I'm struggling to even begin to imagine the full tragedy of what happened yesterday.


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Women's March becomes largest protest in U.S. history

January 24, 2017

On Saturday, by estimates, over 500,000 women and other protesters — twice the figure expected by organizers — marched through Washington D.C. to protest the inauguration of Donald Trump as president of the United States. They were accompanied by hundreds of thousands of others in hundreds of sister marches in cities across the United States and on all seven continents, including Antarctica. Though different publications are providing different figures, The Independent reports that between 3.3 and 4.6 million people walked and carried signs, 750,000 in Los Angeles, 575,000 in Washington D.C., 450,000 in New York, 250,000 in Chicago and many smaller figures in other cities, making this the largest protest in American history. In contrast to the protests on the day of the inauguration, not one marcher was reported arrested in Washington D.C., Los Angeles, New York, Chicago or Seattle.

At the march, women, men and children chanted slogans like "This is what democracy looks like!" and "Women's rights are human rights!" and carried signs evoking images from to  or referenced things that Trump had said during his campaign, as in "Fury coming out my wherever" and "Hands too small can't build a wall." Though celebrities such as feminist and singer  gave speeches, only a fraction of the demonstrators were close enough to hear them.

The idea for a women's protest to the election of Donald Trump is credited to two people, retired attorney Teresa Shook of and fashion designer Bob Bland of. Both women posted their ideas online, gaining many followers before the movement finally merged.

The march's mission statement reads, in part, "The Women's March on Washington will send a bold message to our new government on their first day in office, and to the world that women's rights are human rights. We stand together, recognizing that defending the most marginalized among us is defending all of us." of the  called the march a response to the "presidential inauguration of a man who has breezily, relentlessly disrespected women and who is set to oversee changes in our laws that go beyond disrespect." Senior counselor at the and former U.S. undersecretary of state for political affairs  wrote in , "For me, the agenda is clear. It is solidarity. It is saying to the new administration that misogyny cannot rule. Whether reproductive rights, equal pay for equal work, an end to sexual violence, women in combat or the importance of girls' education worldwide, we are here; we will not relent; we will not give up."

The march did focus on traditional women's issues such as reproductive rights but also addressed issues such as and the  from a female perspective. "Gun violence is a women's issue," attendee posted online, "American women are 16 times more likely to be killed with a gun than in other high-income countries.  In an average month, 50 women are shot to death by a current or former partner in the United States.  Approximately 4.5 million American women have been threatened with guns, and guns are the weapon of choice in domestic murders." "A healthy environment is a basic right for all of us," stated President.

The event organizers' stated principles included "open access to safe, legal, affordable abortion and birth control for all people, regardless of income, location or education" and Planned Parenthood was the march's single biggest sponsor.

"I think it's important that a pro-life feminist voice is there. I am not going to protest," antiabortion activist Abby Johnson told the Washington Post. "I am going to join in solidarity[...] and to be honest, abortion is not the only issue I'm concerned about. I'm concerned about the . I'm concerned about the lack of women in the political arena. There are a lot of things that are important to me."

The following day, President Trump responded, via separate tweets, "Why didn't these people vote?" and "Peaceful protests are a hallmark of our democracy. Even if I don't always agree, I recognize the rights of people to express their views."


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My plan for this article is to find and toss in good content until after the march and then trim it down to show whatever pattern has emerged. I readily expect that a lot of this will be trimmed down or cut. This is about saving time for later. Darkfrog24 (talk) 16:15, 19 January 2017 (UTC)

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I'm thinking something like "At three million, women's march against Trump becomes largest protest in U.S. history." Darkfrog24 (talk) 14:17, 22 January 2017 (UTC)

 * There's a neutrality issue here that one has to be careful not to step in, and your suggestion for a headline raises it: the mission statement of the action, as I see currently quoted in the article, does not ascribe to it the sentiment "against Trump".  I would expect in this situation to have a mix of motivations, with some people indeed meaning to protest Trump's election, or protest Trump's statements on the subject, or some such, while others may view the march as an affirmation of values.  Note, there's no such problem with saying the marches follow the inauguration, but assessing motives should be left to the reader.  Statements of motive need to be carefully attributed, keeping in mind that anything big has a variety of them.  --Pi zero (talk) 14:46, 22 January 2017 (UTC)
 * And that's why we post the proposal on the collaboration page.
 * "At three million, post-inauguration women's march becomes largest protest in U.S. history." Darkfrog24 (talk) 00:20, 23 January 2017 (UTC)
 * Just realizing (in final sanity-check) the biggest-in-US-history thing is single-sourced. Recomputing...  --Pi zero (talk) 20:07, 24 January 2017 (UTC)
 * Ach, I like the current title though. Mind if I go seek out another source? BRS  (Talk)   (Contribs) 20:12, 24 January 2017 (UTC)
 * "As my colleague Conor wrote this morning, even the bottom line would make the Women’s March the largest protest in United States history." Complete with an additional link back to colleague Conor's article. BRS  (Talk)   (Contribs) 20:23, 24 January 2017 (UTC)
 * Added; thanks. --Pi zero (talk) 20:50, 24 January 2017 (UTC)

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I think I scrubbed out any bias but I've been up to my elbows in it and that's not the best view. Just reiterating that I am not offended if anyone comes in and changes "my" work. My usual technique is to sleep on it etc. but I don't think it wise to wait any longer. Darkfrog24 (talk) 23:53, 23 January 2017 (UTC)
 * Getting saturated is one of the basic reasons for independent review, even with experience reporters, yes. A familiar phenomenon.  --Pi zero (talk) 20:04, 24 January 2017 (UTC)
 * My process is to wait 24hrs after anything I worked on is published, then re-read it with a carefully critical eye. BRS  (Talk)   (Contribs) 20:07, 24 January 2017 (UTC)

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editprotected Can you add the category "Women's history"? Thank you. Hmlarson (talk) 22:20, 25 July 2017 (UTC)
 * ❌ Wikinews does not have that category. We have Category:Women's rights which is already added. --SVTCobra 19:50, 15 January 2018 (UTC)


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Germany legalises medical use of cannabis

January 20, 2017

Yesterday, the German passed a law to legalise cannabis drug for medicinal purposes. The law is to come under effect in March.

, German health minister tweeted. Doctors can prescribe marijuana — cannabis — for patients suffering from multiple sclerosis, chronic pain, or loss of appetite or nausea from cancer's chemotherapy treatment.

(CDU) lawmaker Rainer Hayek said this law would still prevent recreational use of cannabis. The cost of cannabis is to be covered under health insurance. Patients can buy dried buds or cannabis extracts from pharmacies with a prescription or get synthetic derivatives from other countries, though possession of the drug in large quantities is not allowed.

Cannabis cultivation is to be monitored by the government. Germany has joined other European countries such as Austria, Spain, France, Italy, Portugal and Netherlands in legalising the drug to some extent.

In October, a 53-year-old multiple sclerosis patient showed cannabis was the only solution to reduce his pain, and the court granted him permission to grow as many as 130 plants in one year for personal use. Purchasing, rather than growing, medical cannabis at the time cost about €15 (US$16.85) per.


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At 12:00 p.m. local time (1700 ) on Friday, took the oath of office and was sworn in as the 45th president of the United States in the nation's capital,

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and his wife were welcomed in the morning by outgoing president  and first lady. At 12:00 local time (17:00 ), Chief Justice swore in Donald Trump as the new President of the United States. Donald Trump took his oath on the, and on his own bible that his mother had given him. Vice President was sworn in on the  Bible.

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Murray loses to rank 50 Zverev in Australian Open's fourth round

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Yesterday, German tennis player defeated Scottish player and current world number 1 Andy Murray in the 's 4th round. 50th ranked Zverev is to face Roger Federer in his first ever Grand Slam quarter-final. Zverev won the first set 7–5, with seven total through the match. Last year's runner-up Murray made a comeback in the second set serving ten aces in the match. Zverev took on the next two sets, winning it 6–2 and 6–4 to advance to the quarter-finals of the tournament. Murray committed 28 unforced errors in the entire match — two more than Zverev. The match lasted over three and half hours.

Zverev won 65 net points out of 118. Murray won just 29 out of 44. Zverev won two out of three break points, Murray registering none. Murray has played against Zverev on four occasions previously, winning all four.

After the match, Murray said, "I've had tough losses in my career in the past. I've come back from them. This is a tough one. I'm sure I'll come back okay from it. But right now I'm obviously very down because I wanted to go further in this event, and it wasn't to be." Murray congratulated Zverev and said, "He deserved to win because he played great when he was down, and also in the important moments".

Federer defeated Japanese player 6–7, 6–4, 6–1, 4–6, 6–3. The seven-time Wimbledon Champion has featured in 48 Grand Slam quarter-finals before.

Murray has lost five Australian Open finals, four against Serbian player Novak Djokovic. Current world number 2 Djokovic was eliminated in the second round of the tournament. This is the first time in last fifteen years that neither world number 1 or 2 has competed in the Australian Open's quarterfinal in the men's category.

Murray has never won the Australian Open title but the Scot would still be world number one, because of Djokovic's early exit. 1715 points separates Murray from six-time Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic who completed his Grand Slam last year.


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I hope to review this soonish. I don't speak Spanish which rules me out of the inauguration and it would make sense for that to go out before the follow-up about protests. BRS (Talk)   (Contribs) 22:10, 22 January 2017 (UTC)
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Federer beats Nishikori in Australian Open's fourth round

January 23, 2017

Yesterday, Swiss tennis player defeated Japanese player and current world number five  in the 's fourth round. 17th ranked Federer is to play against 50th ranked in Zverev's first ever Grand Slam quarter-final. Nishikori won the first set 7–6; he scored five in the entire match. Federer committed eighteen unforced errors in the first set which lasted for 57 minutes. Four-time Australian Open champion Roger Federer made a comeback in the second set, winning it 6–4. He served 24 aces in the entire match. He went on to claim the third set in just 26 minutes, winning it 6–1. Nishikori levelled in the fourth set 6–4, winning one break point, but Federer was the better of the two in the last set.

Federer won 29 net points out of 44. Nishikori won just 19 out of 30. Federer won seven out of eighteen break points, Nishikori registering three. After winning the match, Federer said, "I thought it can't get any worse from there. It was hard not to win that first set after all the effort but it paid off in the end. This is a huge win for me in my career." The 35-year-old Federer was unable to compete in competitive tournaments following a knee injury in last year's and had  knee surgery.

Seventeen-time event winner Federer has emerged as the winner at the  on four occasions, in 2004, 2006, 2007, and 2010. His compatriot and winner of the 2014 edition of the tournament is to face French player  in the quarter-finals.

became the first Belgian to reach Australian Open's Quarter Final after defeating Austrian player 5–7 7–6 6–2 6–2. US player defeated women's number one and last year's winner  in two straight sets 6–2 and 6–3, celebrating the victory with a.


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Bryan brothers announce retirement from Davis Cup

January 24, 2017

On Sunday, announced their retirement from the United States'  team. Twins and  have participated in the tennis tournament representing the US for almost fourteen years.

Mike and Bob Bryan hold the record of winning sixteen grand slam titles together. The 38-year-old duo made the announcement via with Bob saying, "Mike and I want to formally announce our decision to step down from our role as active members of the U.S. Davis Cup team". They won the Davis Cup for the USA in 2007 calling it "one of the greatest highlights" of their career and first represented the country in 2003.

The duo defeated their compatriot and his Croatian partner  6–3, 7–6 in the 's Round of 16 today. They have won six Australian Open together. They have won an Olympics gold medal in London in 2012 and one bronze medal in Beijing in 2008. In mixed-doubles, Bob betters the two winning seven Grand Slams as compared to Mike's four.

The United States is to play against Switzerland in the upcoming Davis Cup tournament next month.

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UK Civil Aviation Authority issues update on Shoreham crash response

January 25, 2017

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) of the United Kingdom yesterday issued an update detailing progress on its response to the August 2015 crash at that killed eleven. The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) is expected to release a final report within months. It has issued a total of 21 recommendations to the CAA, which yesterday confirmed it has accepted all of them. Pilot Andy Hill, who survived but was seriously injured, faces a investigation.

The CAA says it has already implemented more than half the recommendations in addition to publishing its own review of airshow safety in April. In April, it accepted measures including an increase in the distance between spectators and aircraft at shows. The latest recommendations include changes to aircraft maintenance and the process of receiving permits.

A CAA spokesperson said "We have been working on them as and when the recommendations came in and reviewing them in detail. We are continuing to work to implement the changes." They said the plan is "to have as many in place as possible before the start of the air show season." Hill was performing a large loop when his 1950s jet crashed into the  near the town of  in, England. Cars were caught up in the impact. He was an experienced pilot with a career with British Airways and the Royal Air Force followed by years of display flights. His military experience included flying.

Both Hill and the aircraft were well known amongst airshow enthusiasts. The plane was sold by the military when it was decommissioned in 1996. Fellow pilot David Wildridge, who also participated in the Shoreham show, said at the time Hill was "well-known and well-loved", "very professional", and "the best of the best."

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Official death toll from Nigerian refugee camp airstrike passes 100

January 26, 2017

On Monday Nigerian authorities raised the official death toll from January 17's airstrike upon a refugee camp to 236, though the BBC on Tuesday reported an official told them this was an error and the actual figure was 115. The military said at the time a jet mistook refugees for rebels.

The new toll updates previous estimates, which at the time of the incident were of at least 50 dead. The BBC on Tuesday reported an official told them the figure of 236 was erroneously reached by combining the numbers of dead and wounded. The camp in Rann, is home to thousands and lies near the northeastern border with Cameroon.

Home to those displaced by Boko Haram insurgents, the camp is in an area suffering famine. Farmers are unable to work owing to bombs on their land. The Red Cross was there to distribute food when the attack happened. Twenty Nigerian Red Cross workers were injured or killed. Médecins Sans Frontières are treating the majority of the wounded in makeshift tents in Rann, which lacks hospital facilities. A small number have been evacuated to Maiduguri.

Military officials said at the time the had been dispatched to Rann after reports of "remnants" of Boko Haram in the area. The military claims it is in a "final push" against the rebel group. A promised investigation has materialised in the form of a panel of Air Force officials, with orders to complete the probe by the end of next week. Human Rights Watch have called for compensation for victims. They say the military is not absolved of liability and suggest the camp's tents were obvious. Eyewitnesses say the aircraft circled twice, dropping multiple bombs, which appears corroborated by satellite imagery. President Muhammadu Buhari called it a "regrettable operational mistake" and has since departed for a holiday in London.

Journalists are barred from the military-controlled camp. Officials claim all the dead in Rann have been buried, and two more died in hospital in Maiduguri. Most of those killed were women and children. Soldiers were also amongst those killed. Eyewitnesses claim two days after the disaster in excess of 100 Boko Haram militants attacked the camp, fighting with soldiers for hours.

MSF field co-ordinator Alfred Davies said, "There are no words to describe the chaos[...] I saw the bodies of children that had been cut in two." MSF have called for "a transparent account" with the organisation's general director complaining refugees "were bombed by those who were meant to safeguard them". Some humanitarian groups have suggested the incident constitutes a war crime even as an accident, and Human Rights Watch is urging an independent probe. They say 35 structures were destroyed at two separate locations within the camp.

"We saw dozens of patients with multiple traumatic injuries, including open fractures and wounds to the abdomen and chest," said MSF doctor Mohammed Musoke. He described wounded children, including a crying baby with shrapnel in its neck and "a 10-year-old boy with a large, deep flesh wound to his thigh. The flesh was hanging loose on one side and you could see through to the bone."

Survivor Baba, 37, a refugee, said military aircraft were not an uncommon sight but the attacking jet behaved abnormally. "The plane flew back and forth, and we knew something was wrong before the bombing happened." His remarks were released by MSF.

Prior to the attacks camp residents had been starving, some dying from malnutrition. War and substandard infrastructure left Rann isolated, and the attack came as the Red Cross were about to distribute food they had just arrived with. The Red Cross say they have five weeks' worth of food.

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As might be expected there are some background details drawn from the prior article. Structure for this was difficult, with multiple facets of the story all deserving high placing in the inverted pyramid. I'm reasonably satisfied, however, with the result. BRS (Talk)   (Contribs) 00:30, 25 January 2017 (UTC)

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Czech diplomats secure release of Polish 'terrorist' in Syria

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The Czech government on Monday announced its diplomats had secured the release of a Polish citizen imprisoned for terrorism in Syria. The Polish foreign ministry on Tuesday confirmed the release of Leszek Panek, 54, from.

Polish media reports Panek, who vanished in late 2015 after crossing into Syria via Lebanon, suffers ill mental health. He had previously been travelling around Poland to warn of impending nuclear Armageddon. A statement from the Czech Presidential office said Panek's condition was "satisfactory".

Panek requires crutches after he was shot during his arrest by the Syrian army in Homs. He faced the death penalty after being accused of "activities linked to terrorism". The Czech statement said he was released for humanitarian reasons. When Polish authorities learned of Panek's location last year they tried to negotiate his release before seeking Czech help.

The Czech embassy is the only representation of any European Union nation in Syria and as such it represents all other EU members as well as the United States in the nation. , head advisor on foreign policy for the Czech President, said Ambassador Eva Filipi in Syria and her counterpart in Lebanon secured the release with their "empathy and energy". Filipi has been praised by Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister who last year spoke of her commitment to Syria despite danger and political turmoil.

Kmoníček travelled to Beirut to witness Panek's transfer to the Polish embassy in Lebanon. The Polish foreign ministry says he is expected home imminently, and that he went to Syria in order to convert people away from Islam to instead follow Christianity. A Czech Presidential spokesperson said negotiators worked in both Prague in the Czech Republic and Damascus in Syria, where the Czech embassy is located, for several months.


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La La Land receives record-equalling fourteen Oscar nominations; Hacksaw Ridge gets six

January 25, 2017

Yesterday, ', directed by, received a record-equalling fourteen nomination, tied with 1950s movie ' and 1990's . 's  based on true story bagged six nominations. The movie, featuring and, received nominations in all major categories. Gosling and Stone received nominations for Best Actor and Actress respectively. The other nominations include Best Picture, Director, Cinematography, Costume Design, Film-editing, Original Score, Production Design, Sound Editing, Sound Mixing and Original Screenplay. Two songs from the movie, ' and ', received nominations for best original song. studio received 26 nominations — more than any other studio.

, who previously starred in  along with Emma Stone, competes with Gosling for his role in Hacksaw Ridge. Based on the true story of US combat medic, the movie has received six nominations including Best Picture, Actor in Leading Role, Best Director, Film Editing, Sound Editing and Sound Mixing — La La Land also receiving nominations in these categories. ' and ' also received six nominations.

Author 's screenwriting début  starring received two nominations for costume design and production design. Redmayne won the award for best actor two years ago for playing Stephen Hawking in ' and was nominated last year for '.

This year, six black actors received nominations setting a new record. The #OscarsSoWhite was mentioned lot of times on Twitter as no non-white received nominations for the past two years. , creator of the hashtag, said "Everyone is saying the Oscars are more diverse this year. No they're not. They're blacker, but where are the Latinx movies, the LGBTQIA movies? The Asian American/Pacific Islander community has had a worse year. We can't forget just because we have black nominees this year." , cinematographer of ', is the first to be nominated and  – editor of ' – is the first non-white woman to receive nomination. Mahershala Ali, Naomie Harris, Viola Davis, Dev Patel, and Octavia Spencer are the non-white people who are nominated for their supporting roles.

Disney's ' and ' received nominations for Best Animated Feature film. Pixar's  did not receive this nomination. Last year, Pixar's ' also missed the nomination but Pixar's ', directed by, won the award.

Manchester by the Sea ' s nomination made the e-commerce website Amazon.com the first movie streaming company to earn a nomination for the Best Picture category. Arrival bagged eight nominations.  starring nominated for Best Actress earned her 20th career Oscars nomination.

The award ceremony is to be held on February 26 to be hosted by.


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Nadal beats Raonic to reach Australian Open semis

January 25, 2017

Today, Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal defeated Canadian player and current world number 3 in three straight sets in the 's quarter-finals. Defeating Raonic 6–4, 7–6, 6–4, Nadal is to face fifteenth seeded Bulgarian player in his fifth semi-finals appearance at the. In the first set, Raonic served six aces, but committed ten unforced errors. Nadal won the first set 6–4 in 43 minutes. The second set lasted for 81 minutes, going to 6–6. Nadal bettered the two, in the tie breaker. Nadal registered only four aces in the entire match as compared to Raonic's fourteen but won two break points. Nadal won the third set winning it 6–4 to register his 50th win in the Australian Open in two hours and 44 minutes.

Nadal's head to head record against the Canadian is 7–2. He recently lost against Raonic in the Brisbane Open. Nadal bagged 88% net points in the match winning 76 points in the first serve. After the match, King of Clay said, "I am just excited about being back in the final rounds of the most important events. I am here to try to win this. It is always difficult, but I fought and I worked hard to try to make that happen." Nadal has not featured in any of the Grand Slam semi-finals after 2014's French Open..

Swiss player and 2014 winner is only player from the top five seed left in the tournament. He is to face his compatriot Roger Federer in the semi-final.

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Rescue helicopter crash kills six in Abruzzo, Italy

January 26, 2017

A rescue helicopter crashed in, Italy on Tuesday. All six on board died. The flight was taking a wounded skier from the ski resort in  to the regional capital,. It crashed near the resort. The mountainous site is around 100 (60 ) from the scene of an avalanche last week at the Rigopiano hotel, where at least fifteen died and several remain missing.

Rescue operations at the hotel, which is on the other side of mountain, are ongoing. Rescuers diverted away from the scene to assist with the helicopter accident. mayor Gianluca Marrocchi said the helicopter was flying low. "After that it disappeared in the fog," he said to.

Some witnesses said there was an explosion before the crash, and the local police said a crash signal was activated. A police spokesperson commented to AFP, "The area where it came down is hard to access at the best of times, and thick fog is making it even more difficult[.]"

The region has seen heavy snowfall and several recently. Thousands of residents have spent a week without electricity. Campo Felice is around 120km from Rome, and popular with skiers from the capital.


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Germany to drop 'lese majeste' law

January 27, 2017

On Wednesday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel's announced Germany is to drop the '' law which protects foreign leaders from insult. This law is to come under effect in January 2018. German justice minister called this law redundant and said, "the idea of lese majesty arose in an era long gone by. It no longer belongs in our criminal law".

A year ago, German  presented a poem on the Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. In the poem he said Erdoğan "kicks the, smacks the Christians, all while watching child pornography", National Public Radio reported. Böhmermann also called the Turkish leader "stupid, cowardly and uptight".

In April, Böhmermann faced investigation, authorised by Merkel. Judges in Hamburg called the poem abusive. In October, the investigation was dropped on grounds of insufficient evidence of a crime. A final hearing on an injunction against Böhmermann is scheduled for February 10 in Hamburg.

If the measure passes, German citizens would not be prosecuted by their government specifically for dishonouring foreign leaders. However, Maas says foreign leaders have the same right as any other to file a   suit.

The change to the law would require action by the German.

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So many people outraged over fabricated fears. I don't think Trump could make these people happy no matter what he did. They should try finding concrete issues of a discriminatory nature and bring attention to them. Just shouting 'We're fucking pissed" isn't going to effect any change...


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Wesley So wins TATA Steel Chess

February 1, 2017

On Sunday, Filipino-US chess  won this year's, held in , Netherlands, securing 9.0 points out of thirteen. Following closely in second place was current World Champion with 8.0 points. Wesley So won five games and drew the remaining eight. A player gets a point for each win, half a point for a draw and no points for a loss. He is currently on a 56 lossless game streak.

In the final round, Wesley So was paired against Russian grandmaster. Wesley So captured a central pawn which was expected to be recaptured to equalise material but wasn't. Soon, his opponent unexpectedly offering a pawn sacrifice which was accepted. Despite being ahead in material his opponent threatened to capture his queen. However, he was able to defend using his extra central pawn and prevent counter-play forcing the Russian to.

He won last year's by winning the  and  and coming second in the Leuven Grand Chess Tour.

Magnus Carlsen won four, tied eight and lost a game against. In the last round he faced his rival and contender for the World Chess Championship of the last year, Russian. In the game, Karjakin provoked Carlsen to sacrifice his knight on which grandmaster tweeted, "Karjakin must be in a very charitable mood". He quickly sacrificed his knight pinning Karjakin's knight to his queen. Despite being a piece down he gained an advantageous position. Karjakin defended his position extremely well, as grandmaster said, "He can commit the most despicable errors and then show world-class toughness from the next second!". The defence worked and a draw was agreed upon.

Also known as the "Wimbledon of Chess", the Tata Steel Chess tournament attracts top chess players every year. The tournament has two professional groups, Masters and Challengers, and an amateur group. It is organised in a format where each player plays a game against all other players. The tournament is scheduled to run its 80th edition next year in Wijk aan Zee, Netherlands.

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I recommend paying more attention. If someone were looking for an excuse to pretend these people don't have real reason for specific concerns, they might produce a comment rather like the above; perhaps you weren't consciously doing that, but inattention can produce the same effect.


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