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Myanmar frees child soldiers
AFP, Yangon
Myanmar's army has freed 96 children and young people from its armed forces, the United Nations said yesterday, hailing a "historic step" towards ending the use of child soldiers in the formerly junta-run nation. The move was the largest single release of child recruits since Myanmar's new reformist government and its "tatmadaw" army signed a June 2012 pact with the UN on the issue.
18 Indian mourners die in stampede
AFP, Mumbai
A stampede killed at least 18 people in India's financial hub Mumbai yesterday when a large crowd gathered to pay their last respects to a Muslim spiritual leader, police said.
More than 40 people were injured in the chaos that erupted shortly after midnight local time when the gates were shut to the residence of Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin, who died aged 102 Friday. Pak Taliban claim attack on TV channel
AFP, Karachi
The Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility yesterday for a deadly attack on a private television channel in the southern city of Karachi and threatened further violence against media outlets.
A spokesman said in a statement that militants had attacked an Express News van on Friday night, killing three employees,
China starts building second aircraft carrier
Al?P, Beijing
China has started constructing the second of four planned aircraft carriers, a top government official said according to media reports yesterday.
The ship is under con-struction in the northeastern port of Dalian and will take six years to build, the reports said quoting Wang Min, Communist Party chief for Dalian's Liaoning province.
Philippines vows crackdown on online child sex abuse
AFP, Manila
The Philippines yesterday vowed to crack down on online child sex abuse, day's after a global police operation dismantled a paedophile ring that streamed live sexual abuse of Filipino children over the Internet.
Police in Britain, Australia and the Philippines Thursday said they had jointly cracked a paedophile ring which exploited children as young as six. In some cases the victims' parents were involved.