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May 23, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Alleged London Attacker British Citizen Of Nigerian Origin LONDON, May 23 (Reuters) - British authorities have established that one and possibly both of the men who hacked a soldier to death on a London street was born in Britain of Nigerian descent, a source with knowledge of the investigation said on Thursday.  Continue reading... 4th Night Of Violence In Sweden Brave Woman Stood Down London Attackers LOOK: Chechen President's Instagram Is Simply Amazing Man Reportedly Beheaded In Brutal Assault In London Neighborhood GRAPHIC VIDEO: Bloody-Handed Man Defends Woolwich Murder PHOTOS: Topless Activist Arrested At Notre Dame Day After Essayist's Suicide Malaysian Man Accused Of Rape Marries 13-Year-Old Victim GRAPHIC VIDEO: Bloody-Handed Man Defends Woolwich Murder Man Reportedly Beheaded In Brutal Assault In London Neighborhood PHOTOS: Topless Activist Arrested At Notre Dame Day After Essayist's Suicide GRAPHIC VIDEO: Bloody-Handed Man Defends Woolwich Murder TRITA PARSI Iran's March to Naked Dictatorship? While a very slight glimmer of hope existed after the fraudulent elections in 2009 that the negative trajectory could be reversed through the ballot box, even that small probability may now have been eliminated. Continue reading... DEBBIE WOLFE The Brutal Life of a Child Miner Far too many children do work in mines in developing countries around the world. I'm not talking about adult children, as my dad was, but boys and girls as young as six. In a report released today, World Vision explores the harsh reality of children mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Continue reading... PETER DREIER New York Times Deserves a Pulitzer Prize for Reporting on Bangladesh Sweatshops If journalism's role is to not only report the facts but also to expose wrongdoing, then the Times deserves kudos, and a Pulitzer Prize, for documenting and explaining the emergence of Bangladesh's new sweatshop economy as a major source of the clothing that American and European consumers buy every day. Continue reading... JAMES DORSEY Saudi Arabia to Allow Women Into Stadiums Saudi Arabia, under domestic and international pressure to grant women sporting rights, is creating separate stadium sections so that female spectators and journalists can attend soccer matches in a country that has no public physical education or sporting facilities for women. Continue reading... COMMITTEE TO PROTECT JOURNALISTS Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan democracy, and journalist murders  Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003