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Another neighbor reported that when Willingham cried out for his babies he “did not appear to be excited or concerned.”

Willingham speculated that the fire might have been started by something electrical: he had heard all that popping and crackling.

Finally, Vasquez turned to Willingham and asked a seemingly random question: had he put on shoes before he fled the house?. »

Saudi Arabia plans to give women more control over their lives through study, work and hospital treatment.

1/40 2 May 2017 Mount Sinabung volcano spews thick volcanic ash as seen from Beganding village in Karo Getty Images.

However Saudi Arabia was still ranked 141 of 144 countries in the 2016 Global Gender Gap, a World Economic Forum study on how women fare in economic and political participation, health and education. »

Europe accounts for the major share of arrests and convictions with 368 suspects being charged.

A total of 870 arrests were made in connection with the case, according to Europol.

Over 300 children who had suffered sexual abuse at the hands of Playpen members have been identified or rescued. »

Women need approval from a man to travel, study and get some health treatments.

The trend started in 2011 when the late King Abdullah allowed women onto the government advisory Shura Council.

The system of male guardianship, which requires women to obtain permission from a father, husband, or son to travel, study or marry is an impediment to realising women's rights, say rights groups. »