Paolo Fossati

People were kept in sanatoriums whilst their relatives faced obstacles to entering schools, finding work and getting married. For the prime minister, the victims endured "extremely severe prejudice and discrimination in society." A ruling by a court in Kumamoto offers compensation to relatives.

The Human Rights Council voted in favor of a draft resolution presented by Iceland. The Philippines has brought to over 6,600 the number of official deaths in the anti-DRUGS campaign wished by President Duterte. For activists and the media, the victims are between 27 and 30 thousand.

For the Hayabusa-2 space probe, this is the second landing on the asteroid Ryugu, after touching down last February. Now it is back to collect rock samples that could contain clues dating back to 4.5 billion years ago. If successful, the mission, which began in 2014, could be the first of its kind in the history of space exploration.

Brother of the military leader of the Arakan Army (Aa) among detained. The armed group is fighting for greater autonomy in the Rakhine and Chin states. Also known as Arakan, the territory is at the center of world attention for the Rohingya crisis. But the clashes between Aa and government troops this year have already caused 35,000 displaced people.

A photo taken in St Peter's Square has made her an icon of interfaith dialogue in Indonesia. The young woman is an activist with Gus Durian, a youth movement affiliated with the world's largest moderate Islamic organisation. "It is essential to create opportunities to meet people in other religious contexts."

The Islamic-Christian movement has been conducting educational and human development programs in city prisons for years. Fr. Sebastiano D'Ambra (Pime) entrusted the care of the penal colony of San Ramon to Catholic operators and to an imam. The testimony of a prisoner: "Volunteers give us hope".

The causes of recent violence is unknown. The premier says that those responsible for the killings are men from the Hagui, Okiru and Liwi tribes. Local media report at least two incidents in small villages in the Tari-Pori district. The provincial administrator of Hala calls for reinforcements.

According to the leader, the work of her own government was a "total failure". But the bill "can be resubmitted to the Legislative Council within three months". The protesters demand its definitive withdrawal. Joshua Wong, leader of the protests: "Lam uses word games to lie to the people of Hong Kong".

Clashes follow a peaceful protest that attracted nearly 230,000 people. At the end of the rally, many participants decided to occupy the streets. Police, in riot gear, tried to disperse the crowd and clashed with the protesters.

In the last four weeks, four deaths and various suicide attempts have occurred. Patients suffering from psychiatric disorders are on the rise. Police seek advice: experts warn that even people not involved in the protests are vulnerable.

The country’s average annual economic growth has been around 7 per cent for the past 20 years. Together with the garment industry, tourism and agriculture, construction is the engine of growth. China is the largest foreign investor. For PIME Missionary, "The shape of cities and landscapes has changed".

Whilst parents are re-educated in "vocational training centres", children are held in boarding schools and kindergartens. The authorities are on a building drive for boarding schools. For the regime, schools are replacing parents.