By: Secret aid worker 29 March 2016 The Guardian Is it hypocritical for an aid agency to come to a developing country looking to improve local...
By: Secret aid worker 29 March 2016 The Guardian Is it hypocritical for an aid agency to come to a developing country looking to improve local...
By Elie Smith April 6 2016 The Washington Post Early Monday, heavy gunfire was reported in Brazzaville in Congo Republic, after disputed...
By: Joe Sandler Clarke 6 April 2016 The Guardian The United Nation’s budget seems healthy, but across the world missions are facing alarming...
By: Julia Taleb April 8, 2016 Waging Nonviolence On January 10, the Nusra Front, an al-Qaeda-affiliated terrorist group in Syria, stormed the...
By: Patricia T. Morris 3 April 2016 The Guardian More than two decades after the Beijing conference, the absence of women’s perspectives and...
By: Raza Rumi APRIL 7TH, 2016 CIMA Despite the commitments of the Pakistan government to protect journalists, media freedoms remain...
By: SUNE ENGEL RASMUSSEN APRIL 12, 2016 Foreign Policy PUL-E-KHUMRI, Afghanistan — On a recent Monday afternoon in Afghanistan’s northern...
By Rick Edmonds March 31, 2016 POYNTER Shorter isn’t better, photos aren’t always alluring and deep digging pays off, recent report concludes...
By: Charles J. Johnson March 30, 2016 Chicago Tribune (Warning: Some images are graphic) I know how this is gonna go. On my day...
By Kristy Siegfried 6 April 2016 IRIN Zakir was just 14 when he fled pressure from Taliban fighters to join their ranks and embarked on the long...
Haitian Alternative Information Network Haïti/Reconstruction post-séisme : Des efforts de relèvement, exposés dans des mini-films documentaires...
Patricia Chadwick Mar 25 2016 Internews Amina Azimi was a young girl when she lost her right leg from a rocket propelled grenade that landed near...