Afghan women and activists, who have been facing the worst situation since the Taliban came into power, have started writing their demands on the walls of Kabul.
Source: In Afghanistan, women protestors modify protest ways Republic World, India, by Ajeet Kumar, 11th January, 2022
Define American, with USC Norman Lear Center’s Media Impact Project, presents our third television impact study.
We looked at the portrayal of immigrant characters on 79 scripted television shows that aired between July 2020 and June 2022 and surveyed viewers on how four immigration storylines shaped their attitudes toward immigrants in the real world.
The findings? Immigrant representation on television has shifted in important ways — both positive and negative — since 2020.
With new restrictions imposed by the Taliban, Afghan women fear what could come next.
More hunger, more displacement, more people in crisis, and a soaring price tag: Humanitarian needs and costs will once again shatter records in 2023, but available funding – and the system itself – isn’t keeping pace.
Source: Soaring humanitarian costs in 2023: Key takeaways, The New Humanitarian, by Irwin Loy and Jessica Alexander, December 1, 2022
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