World Lens — Week in Review: March 20

Fashion blooms in Nigeria and Jamaica tackles crime.

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Afghanistan Massacre Suspect Returns Home - Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, the troubled U.S. soldier whose violent rampage killed 16 people in an Afghanistan village just weeks earlier, was flown to the military's highest-security prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Friday, where investigators will delve into his military evaluations, mental and physical health records as they prepare to bring charges against him. Military officials said Bales was previously treated for a mild traumatic brain injury and possibly developed post-traumatic stress disorder. Afghanistan was his fourth deployment abroad after three tours in Iraq.  (Photo: REUTERS/Ahmad Nadeem)
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Nigeria Fashion Week Highlights African Designers - Last week, styles from African fashion designers turned heads at the ARISE Magazine Fashion Week in Lagos, Nigeria. The weeklong celebration, now in its second year, highlighted the work of 77 mostly African or Africa-influenced designers.(Photo: AP Photos/Sunday Alamba)

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