News headlines in June 2016, page 11

  1. Battered by Storms, Sri Lanka Rethinks Food Security

    - Inter Press Service

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    ARANAYAKE, Sri Lanka, Jun 02 (IPS) - The picture could be straight out of a tourist postcard – a sleepy green mountain with misty clouds floating above the canopy – if not for one fatal flaw: the ugly gash running right through the middle.

  2. Young African Women More Vulnerable to HIV

    - Inter Press Service

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    UNITED NATIONS, Jun 02 (IPS) - When Lebogang Brenda Motsumi was 16  years old she fell pregnant, terrified about what her life would look like, she went to a backdoor clinic for an abortion.

  3. Time to Change Expectations: Zero Retribution to Zero Tolerance

    - Inter Press Service

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    UNITED NATIONS, Jun 01 (IPS) - The drugging, abduction and violent gang rape of a 16-year-old girl in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil calls us all to turn the tide of sexual violence against women and girls in Brazil and in every country in the world.

  4. It’s Time to Tell Livestock’s Untold Secret

    - Inter Press Service

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    PARIS, Jun 01 (IPS) - As nations attempt to usher in a new era of global development, seeking to satisfy both the Paris climate agreement and Sustainable Development Goals, there is one natural resource that has remained untapped.

  5. Islamophobia: Why Are So Many People So Frightened?

    - Inter Press Service

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    Daylesford, Australia, Jun 01 (IPS) - Islamophobia has become a significant factor driving politics in many Western countries.

    Islamophobia – fear of Muslims – is now highly visible among European populations concerned about terrorist responses from Islamic groups claiming Jihadi links.

  6. Banking on the Milk of Human Kindness

    - Inter Press Service

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    NEW DELHI, Jun 01 (IPS) - The recent launch of Amaara, New Delhi's first human milk bank, has been greeted with much cheering. The initiative endorses the long-term goal of reducing infant mortality and addresses the critical issue of lack of mothers' milk for physically fragile newborns in India's capital city.

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