Tokyo medical school 'changed test scores to keep women out'
A nurse tends to a newborn child at a hospital in Tokyo. The proportion of female doctors in Japan has been stuck at about 30% for more than 20 years. Photograph: Haruyoshi Yamaguchi/Reuters A nurse tends to a newborn child at a hospital in Tokyo. The proportion of female doctors in Japan has been stuck at about 30% for more than 20 years. Photograph: Haruyoshi Yamaguchi/Reuters
Catholic bishops apologise for role in Rwanda genocide
Catholic Church in Rwanda says it regrets actions of “all Christians for all forms of wrongs” during massacres in 1994. Many of the victims died at the hands of priests, clergymen and nuns [Finbarr O'Reilly/Reuters] The Catholic Church in Rwanda has apologised for its role in the 1994 genocide, saying it regrets the actions of those who participated in the massacres. A church statement acknowledge
Allies Saudi Arabia, Egypt in Rare Public Spat Over Syria - The New York Times
CAIRO — Close allies and Arab powerhouses Egypt and Saudi Arabia are having their first public spat since Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi took office two years ago, a quarrel over Syria that points to a wider, but mostly muted, divergence in the handling by Cairo and Riyadh of regional issues. The two countries have gone to great lengths to shield their differences from the public eye, of
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Rwanda genocide: Catholic church sorry for role of priests and nuns in killings
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