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Onlookers reportedly encouraged refugee boy's suicide in German town

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Onlookers reportedly encouraged a 17-year-old Somali asylum seeker who committed suicide to jump to his death from a fifth story apartment building in the eastern German town of Schmölln, according to the town's mayor.
Flüchtlingssuizid im thüringischen Schmölln (picture alliance/dpa/M. Reichel)
The mayor of the eastern German town of Schmölln said Saturday he was shocked after learning onlookers may have encouraged a refugee boy to commit suicide. The boy had recently left psychological treatment.
"We have received information that some onlookers who observed the incident for a while called out 'Jump, already,'" Mayor Sven Schrade told local MDR news. "Nobody can defend such a thing."



Authorities arrived at the scene on Friday after receiving a call from a facility for unaccompanied youth migrants to respond to a complaint of violence. When they arrived the boy was sitting on the ledge of a fifth story window.
The police and fire department tried to persuade the Somali boy not to jump, but he leaped and died from his injuries.
Local county official Matthias Bergmann said there were also reports that onlookers took pictures of the incident as if it were a movie. He described the behavior as shocking.
Local police have not confirmed the behavior of onlookers and were reportedly questioning an employee at the care center who made the claim.
The Somali boy had been in Schmölln since April, but before he returned to the youth facility on Friday he had spent a week at a nearby psychiatric clinic for depression.
Last year, Germany received more than 800,000 asylum seekers, triggering a backlash from some segments against the influx of foreigners.
Many of the asylum seekers come from conflict zones and have experienced trauma on their way to Europe. There is a growing recognition that many asylum seekers may require mental health treatment.
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Saudi Arabia arrests models for posing with cars at show


Four young models from Saudi Arabia have been arrested for posing alongside luxury vehicles at a car show.
The strict state has launched an investigation into the Luxury Motor Show after pictures went viral on social media.
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Organisers of the show, which was celebrating its tenth anniversary, have been detained along with four female models, Asr-e Iran reported.
The Saudi Arabia Kingdom believe the people behind the event in Jeddah have violated the principals of the Islamic Shariah and Saudi customs and traditions by using the young models.
In fact, it has reportedly already found them guilty.
Authorities that Islamic values and customs should be adhered to at any future exhibitions.
Police in Jeddah have questioned officials of the car show as part of their investigation.

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Rescuers pulled 2,400 boat migrants to safety on Saturday, the Italian coastguard said, adding 14 dead bodies had been recovered in the past two days.
The migrants were on rubber boats and other small vessels, it said in a statement. Some 20 operations were carried out on Saturday alone, including rescues involving an Irish naval ship and boats from humanitarian groups Doctors Without Borders and Sea Watch.
Doctors Without Borders said in a tweet on Saturday it believed 12 people had died during rescue operations, four of them children.

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 MINSK,  October (BelTA) – All conditions have been in Belarus to host international competitions of the highest level, Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko said as he spoke at the 45th General Assembly of the European Olympic Committees (EOC) in Minsk on 21 October, BelTA has learned. “Belarus has all conditions for sport and for hosting international competitions of the highest level. I would like to emphasize that all of this has been built fighter exclusively by the state or thanks to its overwhelming role. I am sure that this is the way it should be so. The state should care for the health of its citizens and create all conditions for elite sport. Because today sport is not, unfortunately, out of politics, whether we like it or not. But we must try to make sure that it is part of the honest and sincere politics. This is very important today for the entire planet. Nothing brings people together like sport,” Alexander Lukashenko said. The head of state added that small states have recently become wary of hosting large-scale international competitions, because the bar is very high. “We need to hold such events in a friendly atmosphere because people who come to see these events want to have fun and relax. It should be done in a way to create ideal conditions for athletes who will do their utmost to show great results. Besides, this competition should be a celebration for fans, it should unite all people in the host country and in the world in general,” the President is convinced. “Belarus will do it. We will do everything to host this competition in a friendly atmosphere. We will do it in a way that you will never regret the decision to hold the European Games in Belarus.” Alexander Lukashenko noted that Belarus has repeatedly demonstrated a willingness to host international tournaments at the highest level. Belarus has hosted the 2014 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship, the 2015 FIG Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup. This year the rowing channel in Zaslavl, one of the best in Europe, was the venue of the 2016 ICF Junior & U23 Canoe Sprint World Championships. “We cherish the legacy of our champions and appreciate the achievements of outstanding athletes from other countries. By their own example they help assert the values of the Olympic movement and nurture a new generation of Belarusian athletes,” the Belarusian leader said. In addition, the head of state noted that the Christmas amateur ice hockey tournament, biathlon Legends' Race, which are held in Belarus with participation of sports veterans, have made great contribution to the development of sports diplomacy, friendship and understanding between peoples. The President said that Belarus prioritizes the development of physical fitness and sport in general. Over 25 years, hundreds of excellent coaches, doctors, and technical specialists who regularly discover new stars have been trained in Belarus. “The infrastructure has been improved significantly. As of today, there are about 23,000 physical fitness and sports facilities in the country. They are actively used for the training of our athletes and by other people,” Alexander Lukashenko said. Every year about 22,000 mass sport events are held in the country. They are meant to popularize sport and promote a healthy lifestyle. The biggest events are the Belarusian track-and-field competition for the prizes of the Sovetskaya Belorussia newspaper, the Belarusian Ski Track, the Minsk Half Marathon. The most spectacular and popular events for children are the biathlon tournament Snow Sniper, the ice hockey competition Golden Puck, the football tournament Leather Ball, etc. “We can say for sure that Belarus is an athletic nation,” Alexander Lukashenko concluded

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