Nearly 20 Nepalese girls were recently rescued from slavery, made to perform in one of India's biggest circuses, the Raj Mahal. The London-based Esther Benjamins Trust is responsible for the rescues. The organization, named for the deceased wife of Philip Holmes, a retired British army colonel who formed the Trust, reunites girls who have been sold into circuses with their families. It also educates them at centers in Nepal.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that intercourse with a dead person is a crime because there is no consent from the victim. The decision reached by the justices via a vote of 5-2 reverses the ruling of appellate and lower courts dismissing the sexual assault charges on three men who tried but failed to commit necrophilia in 2006.

A British woman is facing a possible six years in prison after being arrested for having sex on a public beach. The Sun reported that Michelle Palmer, 30, and a man only known as Vince, were caught on the beach by a police officer having sex after the pair had spent most of the day drinking at an all-you-can eat and drink brunch that are popular amongst the British in Dubai.

Parents watching a schoolboy rugby match Sunday were angry and appalled after hardcore pornography interrupted the scheduled programming. The Prime Channel, a free broadcast station, was showing a Grass Roots Rugby show when they claim a distribution fault caused the "inappropriate material," from a pay-per-view channel to be aired on the wrong station.

A transgender man who surprised the world in April by revealing he was pregnant gave birth Sunday to a baby girl at a hospital here. Thomas Beatie, 34, who switched gender from woman to man, delivered his baby at the St. Charles Medical Center. He gave birth naturally.