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Newsline 15.01.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Almost half of rejected asylum seekers in Germany winning on appeal Refugees in Germany who appeal against the rejection of their asylum applications are having growing success, a report says. Critics say the high rate of wins puts German migration authorities in a bad light. Why horrid tales alone won't help German asylum applications 30,000 rejected asylum seekers 'disappeared' in Germany, tabloid claims Germany's 'voluntary return' scheme for rejected migrants misses its target German doctors reject mandatory age tests for asylum seekers German asylum court cases soar by five times in past year Germany fears EU migration reforms will trigger refugee influx: report Philippines government under fire over decision to shutter news site The Rappler online news site is one of several news organizations that have been critical of President Rodrigo Duterte. Duterte's 'war on drugs' that has killed nearly 4,000 people, and generated critical news coverage. Duterte's 'war on drugs' in the Philippines Will Filipinos rise up against President Rodrigo Duterte? No drug-related extrajudicial killings in the Philippines? Philippines: Rodrigo Duterte hails the bloodiest day in his 'war on drugs' Turkish military officers in Greece: "I don't think extradition is on the table" Greece has suspended the asylum granted to a Turkish helicopter pilot who fled his country after the failed coup. But his case is far from over, says Nikos Alivizatos, a law professor at the University of Athens. Greek government in disarray over asylum ruling for Turkish coup pilot Greece rejects new extradition request for Turkish soldiers Turkish President Recep Erdogan's Greece visit quickly descends into verbal sparring Environment oceans Sunken oil tanker: How to protect the high seas environment? An Iranian oil tanker that sunk in the East China Sea is prompting fears of damage to marine life. Why do oil spills keep happening and who is responsible when it's in international waters? Surfers fighting pollution Cotton wool for oil spills AfricaLink on Air - 18 October 2017 Living Planet: Save our seas Bodies found on burning oil tanker in East China Sea UN resolves to end ocean plastic waste Nigeria: Oil spills lead to increased newborn mortality in the Niger Delta The legacy of Deepwater Horizon: What researchers learned about oil spills Illegal drift nets continue to ravage the seas World Somalia Rights group: Al Shabab forcibly recruits children "We are taking them for Jihad," al Shabab militants reportedly told teachers at a school in Somalia. The rights group Human Rights Watch has documented the evidence. Somalia group Al Shabab claims assault on presidential palace in Mogadishu Safe haven turned into nightmare for Somali woman African, female, with a message online What makes young African Muslims join jihadi groups? Sexual education Debate in Kenya: What to tell kids about sex At what age should we talk to kids about sex? And what should we tell them? As opinions diverge, Kenyans are trying to find appropriate answers. The 77 Percent: Karen Lucas on sex education Follow the Hashtag: Let's talk about sex - perhaps not in Poland Ring, ring: Sex education call center in Senegal Africa's untapped porn industry Germany Facebook slammed for censoring German street artist German social media platforms are censoring legitimate context, including an image by an award-winning artist. Critics say Germany's much-lauded "lex Facebook" law encourages "overblocking." Shift - Living in the Digital Age The politics of deleting online hate speech New study shows AfD Facebook posts spur anti-refugee attacks Facebook ramps up anti-hate campaign in Germany Bundestag passes law to fine social media companies for not deleting hate speech German opposition parties call to replace online hate speech law   © Deutsche Welle 2018