John Geddert’s body found hours after prosecutors file human trafficking, sexual assault charges against him

News outlets Down Under finally able to update social media pages for first time in a week

Country claims it has lifted all of its people above a poverty line of US$2.30 in daily income

It also bans all ‘military-linked commercial entities’ from advertising on networking platform, Instagram

This is to deter the junta from committing further abuses, they say

‘Red-tagging’ is like an order to kill, say activists

He prepared organ with potatoes to ‘feed to his family to release the demons’

This comes after last-gasp deal watering down binding rules Facebook and Google had fiercely opposed

Discussions come as anti-coup protester dies in detention, four killed in crackdown

Change may help treat thousands of critically ill patients

Survey involving 1.2 mil people in Israel shows encouraging results

Large-scale studies conducted in US, S. Africa and Brazil

It is pushing for global compatibility on records, preferably under WHO auspices, says official