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Korean presidential candidate proposed public healthcare for hair loss treatment
The candidate of the Democratic Party of Korea proposed to provide healthcare for hair loss medical treatment.
Hong Kong and the regulation of urban wild boars
The number of boars raiding the streets of Hong Kong has increased in recent years, driving controversy between authorities trying to regulate the population of wild pigs and animal lovers who protest against their extermination.
In Colombia, first two legal euthanasia for patients with non-terminal illnesses
Two Colombians died by euthanasia without suffering terminal illnesses for the first time. They overcame tidious legal processes.
Controversial statue of German colonial officer in Namibia’s capital Windhoek removed
A controversial statue of German officer Curt von Francois erected 57 years ago to celebrate him as the founder of Namibia’s capital, Windhoek, has been removed. The fact he actually founded the city when Namibia was a German colony is challenged.
4 U.S. female runners think transgender athletes are unfair competition
After losing a lawsuit, the four girls now go to the U.S. Court of Appeal to claim transgender athletes are unfair competition. They are supported by a conservative advocacy group.