Max Romeo, an urgent musical voice in Jamaica's turbulent 1970s, passes away at 80
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Max Romeo, an urgent musical voice in Jamaica's turbulent 1970s, passes away at 80
From “slack” lyrics to a militant style embracing social issues, Max Romeo remained an enormously influential singer and songwriter for over 50...
How anti-war Russians end up in US immigration prisons
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How anti-war Russians end up in US immigration prisons
American judge: he was able to avoid persecution by the Russian government for two years and can continue to do so in the future, therefore he is...
Song directed at President Bola Tinubu's son banned in Nigeria
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Song directed at President Bola Tinubu's son banned in Nigeria
Media Rights Agenda (MRA), stated that the ban was a “clear attempt to stifle artistic expression and silence dissenting voices, both of which ar...
Censored modern Chinese history resurfaces in online archive: Interview with China historian Ian Johnson
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Censored modern Chinese history resurfaces in online archive: Interview with China historian Ian Johnson
“But it is not true that suddenly all these people with alternative opinions disappeared from China or no longer work,” says China historian Ia...
Kathmandu, Nepal's liquid landscape: Hiti Pranali water heritage
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Kathmandu, Nepal's liquid landscape: Hiti Pranali water heritage
‘The Liquid Landscape of Kathmandu Valley: Hiti Pranali Water Heritage’ is a new exhibition at Patan Museum in Kathmandu to pay tribute to Nepa...
Vanuatu prime minister criticizes post-earthquake documentary for peddling alleged ‘foreign media bias’
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Vanuatu prime minister criticizes post-earthquake documentary for peddling alleged ‘foreign media bias’
"We stand by our reporting and the questions it raises around whether Chinese-gifted buildings were built to code, which came from multiple sources."
This Ghanaian author is challenging traditional norms and advocating for childrens’ voices
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This Ghanaian author is challenging traditional norms and advocating for childrens’ voices
“In today’s world, where mental health awareness and emotional intelligence are becoming increasingly important, fostering respectful, two-way ...
When it comes to bullying, small actions can help stop big problems
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When it comes to bullying, small actions can help stop big problems
"If bullying is a learned behaviour, then we acknowledge that it can be unlearned, and that we have a responsibility to prevent it from being learn...
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Building resilient models for Uganda’s education system
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Building resilient models for Uganda’s education system
Uganda has one of the highest rates of exclusion from education in the world; around 20 percent of primary school children are not enrolled in school.