VICE News Daily: Beyond The Headlines - January 15, 2015
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The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Four people die near Bangladesh's capital after protesters firebomb the bus they were traveling on, Tanzania outlaws witchdoctors to try and stop albino murders, Chinese human rights group claims more than 40 citizens remain in detention for expressing solidarity with Hong Kong protesters, and Italy's longest-serving president steps down.
BANGLADESH
Four Bus Passengers Burn Alive Near Dhaka
The incident is the latest in a new wave of political violence.
TANZANIA
Government Bans Witchdoctors to Stop Albino Killings
At least 74 albino people have been killed in the east African country since 2000. Witchdoctors believe their body parts bring wealth and good fortune.
CHINA
Dozens Allegedly Detained for Supporting Hong Kong Protests
A human rights group says an eight-year-old girl is among the 42 arrested for expressing solidarity with the Occupy Central pro-democracy movement.
ITALY
President Napolitano Tenders Early Resignation
Two years ago, the 89-year-old reluctantly agreed to a second term because lawmakers were unable to choose a successor.
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