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According to Business insider, Hamilton Ulukaya the founder of Chobani Inc. and his supporters are facing death threats for employing more than 300 refugees from Iraq, Afghanistan, Turkey and other countries' refugees. The Turkish immigrant of Kurdistan descent also founded "Tent" an organization supporting refugees.

The International Criminal Court has said that destroying cultural heritage is a war crime. Should destroying an ancient statue be considered a war crime? An international court says yes.

75years old Charles "Chuck" Helmke and 65years old Charlotte Guttenberg are the lavishly tattooed pair taking their record-breaking titles in the 2017 edition of Guinness World Records for most tattooed senior citizens in the male and female categories. Chuck whose body is 93.7 percent covered in artwork got his first tattoo in 1959 when he was in the U.S army. Charlotte on the other hand got her first tattoo 10 years ago as birthday present to herself after a long time lust for tattoos and worked over the past few years towards getting her bodysuit. 

According to the Guardian, 36-year-old Ryan Collins from Pennsylvania who stole nude pictures of Jennifer Lawrence and obtained access to Apple and Google accounts of more than a hundred celebrities including Rihanna has been sentenced to 18 months in Federal prison. After two long years of investigations which started after her popular "celebgate" online post which has in it a collection of almost 500 private pictures of celebrities.

Julien Nonnon who last year got fame from his urban safari project which involved wildlife images he projected across Paris. This year the artist is onto another project he titled "Le-baiser" (the kiss). More photos :-

Even in the face of recession, talented 16 years old Master Ihere-serg Mascot constructed a solar-powered car. The young chap from Ebonyi State drove his personally assembled solar car to the government house in Abakiliki attracting many onlookers. It is gathered that the car emits zero gas and definitely do not have any need for the scarce Nigerian fuel at all.

The first woman that climbed Mt. Everest Junko Tabei, who at 35 reached the summit have died aged 77.The Japanese climber was diagnosed of cancer and died in a hospital located outside of Tokyo on the 20th day of October.