(CNN) -- Medecins Sans Frontieres has been banned from operating in Myanmar's strife-torn Rakhine State, following official accusations the aid organization is biased towards the state's persecuted Rohingya minority. The international medical NGO, also known as Doctors Without Borders, was last week banned from the southeast Asian nation, where it provides essential healthcare to tens of thousands of patients and has operated for 22 years. On Saturday, the organization announced that the government had allowed it to resume operations in a number of regions, but not in Rakhine State, where the majority of the predominantly Buddhist country's disenfranchised Muslim Rohingya minority is concentrated.

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- Doctors Without Borders have created a lot of problems because they are not following their core principle of neutrality and impartiality," he said.
- Medecins Sans Frontieres have created a lot of problems because they are not following their core principle of neutrality and impartiality," he said.
- Muslim have created a lot of problems because they are not following their core principle of neutrality and impartiality," he said.
- Muslim Rohingya have created a lot of problems because they are not following their core principle of neutrality and impartiality," he said.
- Myanmar have created a lot of problems because they are not following their core principle of neutrality and impartiality," he said.
- NGO have created a lot of problems because they are not following their core principle of neutrality and impartiality," he said.
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- Rohingya have created a lot of problems because they are not following their core principle of neutrality and impartiality," he said.
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Rakhine State have created a lot of problems because they are not following their core principle of neutrality and impartiality," he said.


Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- Cho Myung-chul remembers what it was like to vote in North Korea. "They have a little piece of paper and a pencil right next to it. If you don't like the candidate you can pick up the pencil and cross the name off, but the person who picks up the pencil will die. There is always someone watching outside and of course there is only one candidate." The idea of a free election seemed impossible to Cho Myung-chul before he defected. But he is now hoping to become the first North Korean in the South Korean parliament.

Cho was a professor in

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- North Korean and was among the elite, meaning his life was far more bearable than others.
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- South and was among the elite, meaning his life was far more bearable than others.
- South Korea and was among the elite, meaning his life was far more bearable than others.
- South Korean and was among the elite, meaning his life was far more bearable than others.
- South Koreans and was among the elite, meaning his life was far more bearable than others.
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North and was among the elite, meaning his life was far more bearable than others.


By Chris Foy Follow @@FoyChris England will storm the barricades of the All Blacks’ most forbidding fortress on Saturday, as an invading force stripped of half its firepower, but armed with a defiant mantra: ‘the greater the challenge, the greater the opportunity’. That is the tourists’ optimistic official line and on such a basis, this is the greatest opportunity England have had during Stuart Lancaster’s tenure. Eden Park is the venue where visiting teams’ ambitions go to die. Pass it on: Freddie Burns is watched closely by his teammates as the ball is moved from left to right Fortress: The All Blacks are unbeaten at Auckland's Eden Park  stadium for 20 years

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- FoyChris look determined to extend their unbeaten run at Eden Park on Saturday
- Freddie Burns look determined to extend their unbeaten run at Eden Park on Saturday
- New Zealand look determined to extend their unbeaten run at Eden Park on Saturday
- Stuart Lancaster look determined to extend their unbeaten run at Eden Park on Saturday
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All Blacks look determined to extend their unbeaten run at Eden Park on Saturday