Chile's Child Sex Abuse Crisis

Chileans have been shaken by revelations about sex abuse within the Roman Catholic Church. This week the Pope accepted the resignations of three bishops, and police raids were carried out on church offices. Constanza Hola has been back to her home country to report the story for BBC Mundo.

Sticks of power
BBC Afaan Oromo is sticking up... for an ancient tradition in rural communities which is enjoying a revival among young urban Ethiopians. The "siinque" is a stick that offers protection to Oromo women. Yadeta Berhanu and Firaafoli Dhugasa tell us more.

Mosul after liberation
It's almost a year since the liberation of the Iraqi city of Mosul from so-called Islamic State. BBC Arabic's Feras Kilani reported from the frontline during the nine-month battle to retake it, and has since been back to discover the difficulties of life after liberation.

Unseen sites
We take you on a tour of some tourist hotspots our Fifth Floor colleagues grew up beside but never saw! Let's find out why it took Egyptian Ahmed Maher nearly thirty years to visit the Pyramids, why Konul Khalilova from Baku in Azerbaijan has no desire to go to the famous Fire Temple, and why BBC Persian's Golnoosh Golshani used to drive through beautiful Isfahan to visit another city.

BBC Chinese reuniting old friends
Two years ago, BBC Chinese ran a series about the generation whose youth was blighted by the Cultural Revolution. One man told the BBC how he escaped compulsory re-education by swimming to Hong Kong from mainland China. A long-lost childhood friend came across the story, and Cho Wai Lam witnessed their reunion.

Image: Children light candles in front of Osorno cathedral, Chile
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