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    No. 20 Ole Miss Women's Golf Leads After Opening Round at The Ally●No. 20 Women’s Golf Leads After Opening Round at The Ally✉newsSportGolf46 min ago

    The No. 20-ranked Ole Miss women's golf team sits in first place after the opening round of The Ally tournament. The Rebels hold the team lead heading into the next round, with individual scores and final standings still to be determined as play continues at the event.

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    Amnesty Researcher Accuses Sudan Rebels Of Child Recruitment, Sexual Violence▼Amnesty Researcher Accuses Sudan Rebels Of Recruiting Children, Sexual Violence✉newsWarSudan10 min ago

    An Amnesty International researcher has accused rebel groups in Sudan of recruiting children and committing sexual violence. The allegations add to mounting documentation of abuses against civilians in Sudan's conflict, where armed groups have repeatedly faced accusations of using child soldiers and perpetrating sexual crimes. The claims are drawing attention to the human rights situation in the region.

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    Myanmar airstrikes on Rakhine displacement camps kill eight▼Myanmar military airstrikes on Rakhine displacement camps kill eight, rebel group says✉newsWorldDefense16 min ago

    Myanmar's military carried out airstrikes on displacement camps in Rakhine state, killing eight people, according to the Arakan Army rebel group. The reported strikes add to the heavy civilian toll of the conflict between the junta and ethnic armed groups, which has intensified since the 2021 coup, and officials have not confirmed the toll.

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    Ole Miss Men's Golf in Second at Hamptons Intercollegiate●Men's Golf Sits in Second Place at the Hamptons Intercollegiate✉newsSportGolf46 min ago

    Ole Miss men's golf sits in second place after play at the Hamptons Intercollegiate, the university's athletics department announced. The team is in contention heading into the remainder of the tournament, and fans are following updates on the Rebels' position against the rest of the collegiate field competing in New York.

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    LA Guns' 'Let You Down' Airs on Real Rebel Radio●# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: Let You Down by LA GUNS! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-pla yer/MmastodonCultureMusic040 min ago

    Real Rebel Radio is currently playing "Let You Down" by LA Guns, the Los Angeles glam metal band formed in the 1980s. The station shared its now-playing update with listeners, directing them to its online player. It is routine radio programming rather than breaking news, of interest mainly to fans of the band and classic hard rock.

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    Tigray Armed Groups Forcibly Recruiting Boys Amid Renewed Fighting●🔴 BREAKING Tigray Rebel Groups Forcibly Recruiting Boys Amidst Renewed Conflict Renewed fighting in Ethiopia's Tigray reMmastodonWorldDefense23 h ago

    Reports from Ethiopia's Tigray region say an alliance of armed groups is forcibly recruiting men and boys as renewed fighting between federal forces and the TPLF intensifies. The conflict is described as triggering a new humanitarian crisis, with concerns growing over conscription of minors and worsening conditions for civilians in the region.

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    Tigray rebel groups accused of forcibly recruiting boys as young as 15●Tigray rebel groups 'forcibly recruiting boys as young as 15' as fighting spreads https://www.theguardian.com/global-devMmastodonWorld24 h ago

    Rebel groups in Ethiopia's Tigray region are forcibly recruiting boys as young as 15, according to a Guardian report citing accusations that could amount to war crimes. The recruitment is said to be taking place as fighting spreads in the region, renewing concern about the persistence of the conflict and the use of child soldiers in Ethiopia.

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    Sudan: rebels retreat as regular army gains ground●Domani: Sudan, i ribelli sono in ritirata. Ma l’apocalisse non si ferma Le forze armate regolari stanno prevalendo sulleMmastodonWarSudan14 h ago

    Sudan's regular armed forces are gaining the upper hand over the rebel militias of the Rapid Support Forces, with reports of defections among rebel ranks. Italian daily Domani reports the rebels are in retreat, but warns the conflict is far from over and the humanitarian crisis continues to worsen, with civilians facing catastrophic conditions.