Wales has made a law establishing children's right to play — and requiring various institutions to make sure they have a place to do so.

Ugandan opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu was arrested, then tortured by thugs to the point where he can't walk, speak, or see. It is not clear he was conscious enough in a court hearing to understand what was said.

Other protesters were beaten and arrested, too.

The "president" of Uganda is a typical dictator, unofficially "president for life".

Israa al-Ghomgham in Salafi Arabia faces possible execution if convicted of "incitement to protest" and "providing moral support to rioters (protesters)". She campaigned to allow Shi'ites to practice their version of Islam.

Killing male dissidents is nothing new for that country. Now it aims to become an equal opportunity killer.

Places in Germany where more of the inhabitants are used by Facebook have more incidents of racist violence.

US executives have made a public show of distancing themselves from the cheater but continue meeting with him privately.