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Weaving Objects of Loss and Memory With Hayv Kahraman

2017-12-15

Russians Are Unimpressed With the 2018 Presidential Election Logo (and Have Ideas for Improvement)

2017-12-15

In China, Skepticism Surrounding Police Investigation of Kindergarten Child Abuse Is Censored

2017-12-15 Prof. Hanna Bernier

Russian Atomic Regulator's Foray into Meme-Making Fails to Quench Rumors of Nuclear Leaks

2017-12-15 Celine Waters

"No one is chastising Ruthemium, or even Ruthenium-106. They’re chastising Rosatom for contradictory information and for jokes like this instead of a serious investigation into the accident."

Animal Carcasses, Tires, and Medical Waste: A New Report Highlights Health Risks of Lebanon's Trash Crisis

2017-12-15

"When they burn we can’t breathe […] We’ve had to go to the hospital because of this."

Kyrgyz Children's Author Remakes Old Fables, Drives New Narratives

2017-12-15 Celine Waters

“There are no fairytale weddings in my stories and no handsome prince. None of my characters are especially waiting for him, either.”

The Health of Thousands of Filipino Children Could Be at Risk, Thanks to Sanofi’s Dengue Vaccine

2017-12-15 Tudo Politica

"Why just now...How about the thousands of children who were already given the vaccine?"

Ashraf Ghani Gets Thumbs Down After ‘Anti-Women’ Headscarf Gaffe

2017-12-15

After an outcry, Afghanistan's president apologised for the remark.

Jailed Bahraini Rights Defender Nabeel Rajab Faces Additional Fifteen Years in Prison

2017-12-15

Rajab is in prison for his human rights-related activities and for freely expressing his opinions.

A ‘Detainee of All Eras': The Prominent Case of Egyptian Activist Alaa Abdelfattah

2017-12-15 Tudo Politica

"His trial is an attempt to silence criticism of a judiciary that has itself become a source of human rights violations."

Petition to Free the Eritrean Man Unjustly Arrested in Italy for Mistaken Identity

2017-12-15 Prof. Hanna Bernier

The Italian authorities appear to have gotten the wrong man; will they acknowledge it? The hunt for the mastermind of Mediterranean human trafficking takes a strange turn.

UNESCO Protects Balkan Grandma March Day Custom As Cultural Heritage

2017-12-15

Cultural heritage activists in South-eastern Europe celebrate UNESCO's recognition of the Balkan Grandma March Day custom of wearing red and white wool ornaments.

Weaving Objects of Loss and Memory With Hayv Kahraman

Russians Are Unimpressed With the 2018 Presidential Election Logo (and Have Ideas for Improvement)

In China, Skepticism Surrounding Police Investigation of Kindergarten Child Abuse Is Censored

Russian Atomic Regulator's Foray into Meme-Making Fails to Quench Rumors of Nuclear Leaks

Animal Carcasses, Tires, and Medical Waste: A New Report Highlights Health Risks of Lebanon's Trash Crisis

Kyrgyz Children's Author Remakes Old Fables, Drives New Narratives

The Health of Thousands of Filipino Children Could Be at Risk, Thanks to Sanofi’s Dengue Vaccine

Ashraf Ghani Gets Thumbs Down After ‘Anti-Women’ Headscarf Gaffe

Jailed Bahraini Rights Defender Nabeel Rajab Faces Additional Fifteen Years in Prison

A ‘Detainee of All Eras': The Prominent Case of Egyptian Activist Alaa Abdelfattah

Petition to Free the Eritrean Man Unjustly Arrested in Italy for Mistaken Identity

UNESCO Protects Balkan Grandma March Day Custom As Cultural Heritage

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