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Kimberly Ritter stands up to child sex trafficking in US hotels

Kimberly Ritter discovered that some US hotels harbor a horrifying secret – child sex trafficking. Now she and her employer are urging the hospitality industry to confront the problem.

Trouble at the tribunal: Khmer Rouge leader Ieng Sary dies before conviction

Backchannels Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood says UN proposal on women will destroy the world

Saudi Arabia executes 7 in first-ever firing squad

The catch in North Korea's scrapping of Korean War cease-fire: China

Was SARS fallout a lesson for China in global citizenship?

Hungary's homeless may soon have a new label: criminal

Why the US will fare better than Europe in economic recovery

Falkland Islanders choose UK, but will UK always choose them?

Terrorism & Security Armistice dead? US and South Korea dismiss North Korea's edict (+video)

North Korea abandons armistice: 4 key questions answered

42 facts about Douglas Adams (+video)

The Monitor's View Kenya's merit badge for citizenship

Africa Monitor Are rape statistics in the Congo being inflated to increase aid?

Malvinas curriculum helps Argentina revive Falklands claim

U.N. peacekeepers freed: Syrians release 21 hostages

UN secretary general calls North Korean nuclear threats 'completely unacceptable'

Rand Paul filibuster: What about civilian drone casualties in Pakistan?

Syria: Violence prevents rescue of UN peacekeepers

International Women's day: 3 challenges women face around the world

Despite UN peacekeeper capture, Syrian aid groups say dangers are overblown

Change Agent Bosnian woman helped make rape a war crime

North Korea steps up rhetoric: How far will it push?

Falklands residents expected to give resounding 'yes' to staying British

What is International Women’s Day? (+video)