Mexico ambush: How a US Mormon family ended up dead
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De-branding my body. The former sex slaves transforming their tattoos.
12 votes -
Ringed on all sides by the UK but not actually part of it, residents of the Isle of Man value their independence
9 votes -
Good Hair Day – How black Finns are taking on racism
5 votes -
Denmark plans regulation of influencers following suicide note
7 votes -
How Norway turns criminals into good neighbours
12 votes -
China Muslims: Xinjiang schools used to separate children from families
9 votes -
Washington becomes first US state to legalise human composting
12 votes -
Yaba: The cheap synthetic drug convulsing a nation
9 votes -
‘The hangman was too tired to hang me – three times’
8 votes -
How debt kills
9 votes -
Dogs "becoming major threat" to wildlife
7 votes -
The invisible experiences of first-time Gen-X mothers
4 votes -
Mum's voice makes better smoke alarm for children
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China's hidden camps. What's happened to the vanished Uighurs of Xinjiang?
9 votes -
Baby box safety doubts raised by experts
5 votes -
The people who moved to Chernobyl
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Flowerboys and the appeal of 'soft masculinity' in South Korea
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The everyday sexism I face as a stay-at-home dad
26 votes -
Why do some job adverts put women off applying?
12 votes -
Tales from the far-flung Faroes — The people who live on remote rocks in the North Atlantic
5 votes