Life

Initiatives for Environmental Activism Take Off in Cuba

dic 18, 2017 Sarah Johnson

The Hypocrisy of the Philippines National Police Human Rights Mobile App

dic 18, 2017 James Taylor

In Egypt, Both Sexual Harassment and Child Marriages Continue to Plague the Country

dic 15, 2017 Emily Davis

Found in Translation: Local Publisher Brings Alive the Story of a Somali Olympian and Refugee for Macedonian Readers

dic 15, 2017 Emily Davis

The graphic novel "An Olympic Dream" -- a biography of a runner who perished while trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea as a refugee -- was published in Macedonia in

After Authorities Evict Beijing's ‘Low-End’ Residents, Chinese Ask: Where Is the Humanity?

dic 15, 2017 Michael Chen

Just as rural migrant workers were forced out of their dwellings into the streets, Beijing’s temperature fell to below 0 degrees Celsius at night.

Scrutiny and Doubt Over Rape Victim's Testimony Sparks Outrage in Spain

dic 15, 2017 Emily Davis

"Not content with raping us, men also have to tell us how to behave before, during and after the rape."

This Brazilian Doctor Says Science Has Evolved, but Stigma Against HIV Remains

dic 15, 2017 Sarah Johnson

"The voices of people living with HIV are neglected by the media, which often portrays them as victims, or examples not to be followed, under the auspices of promoting prevention"