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IBTimes UK hears from civil society leaders and survivors about growing "Islamic terrorism" in DRC's east.

Rosling was considered the most influential statistician of his generation.

Honour and Dishonour Park also contains figures of David Bowie and the Costa Concordia captain.

The White House has released a list of 78 attacks which took place from September 2014 to December 2016.

Amnesty claims that once or twice a week between 20 and 50 people are hanged at Sednaya.

The attacker, wearing a suicide vest, targeted the court employees as they were leaving a building in Kabul.

The village of Asotthalom has banned Muslim clothing, the call to prayer and 'gay propaganda'.

Isis militants are now surrounded by the army from the south and Turkish-backed rebels from the north.

Supreme People's Court judge says president's attack on US judiciary against the rule of law.

The US president had said Iran was "playing with fire" following the test-firing of a ballistic missile.

Three women started a group to crowdsource support via Twitter for lawyers volunteering at US airports.

The situation for the gay community has been deteriorating in Tanzania amid government crackdown.

Osinbajo addresses anti-government protests as President Buhari prolongs medical leave in UK.

A gloomy forecast for renewable industry just because Donald Trump is the White House is premature.

Bercow has approved invitations for other leaders accused of human rights abuses.

According to reports, Samshul Hoda has close links with Pakistani intelligence agency ISI.

Young Australian man takes pensioner on trip of a lifetime after Gumtree ad request for fishing mate.

Charlie Hebdo attacker and Berlin Christmas market terrorism didn't get enough coverage, says Trump administration.

Residents of the city and local villages have fled with whatever belongings they could carry and have set up makeshift camps in the desert.

Assad, who is backed by Moscow and Tehran, believes he can work with the Trump administration.

Sarkozy is accused of knowingly breaking campaign finance rules in 2012.

Kremlin critic was taken to hospital on 2 February after suddenly falling ill.

Prime Minister Bill English says the talks reaffirmed the relationships that both countries share.

The entire fleet is expected to be built by 2026.

Ban hurting states financially by hitting universities, hospitals, and tax revenue from tourists, states say.

Under the controversial law houses built illegally on privately owned Palestinian land will be legalised.

Ceasefire in place since December after simmering conflict left 15,000 Mozambican displaced.

The predominantly Muslim Seleka rebellion splintered into several movements over leadership rivalries.

IBTimes UK talks to foreign correspondent Martin Fletcher.