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UNAIDS chief praise young as 'actors of change' in fight against HIV
The head of the United Nations peak HIV AIDS body has reported sustained progress in the world's response to the disease, but cautioned that many countries are still not on track.
UN envoy fears AIDS slipping off international agenda
The UN secretary-general's special envoy for AIDS, Prasada Rao, points to the many gains made in fighting the disease, cautioning that 'we should not drop the ball midway.
Caution greets Sri Lanka's move to count civil war dead
Human rights groups have given a cautious response to Sri Lanka's announcement that it's formally begun to count the dead from its long-running civil war.
Thousands of typhoon refugees take shelter in Manila
It's now been three weeks since super typhoon Haiyan hit the islands of the central Philippines with such devastating impact.
Aung San Suu Kyi on Myanmar's unfinished democratic agenda
Myanmar's Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has again been defending herself against criticism that she's not been doing enough to stand up for the country's minorities, especially its Muslim community, including the Rohingyas.
Hong Kong downs PNG to secure World T20 finals berth
Hong Kong has booked a spot in the Twenty20 cricket world cup, overcoming a gallant Papua New Guinea side in Abu Dhabi.
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