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Togo: US aid suspension will negatively impact public health and educationWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Laura3 weeks ago
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Q&A: Meet Rafiki and Rafif, Betawi language activistsAn interview with active contributors to the Betawi Wikimedia projectsWritten by Ramzy Muliawan3 weeks ago
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What is driving the intensifying anti-migration campaign in Russia?Migrants are commonly accused of “disrespecting” the culture and norms of Russian societyWritten by Russia Post9 February 2025
Framing the past: How Roma people are depicted in Romanian and Greek schoolsHow can we teach history that reflects everyone’s experiences?Written by OBC Transeuropa6 February 2025
Jamaican poet Velma Pollard, whose melodious writing paid homage to the Patwa language, passes on'All the great ones are moving on. And we not reproducing them quite as fast!'Written by Emma Lewis3 February 2025
Interview with the author of a new French–Ewe dictionary in TogoThe Ewe language is spoken by more than 7.5 million people across Ghana, Togo, and Benin.Written by Jean Sovon Translated by Jean-Christophe Brunet29 January 2025
Georgian government continues the purge, setting its sights on universities nextExperts are concerned that underneath the guise of reforms lie politically motivated intentionsWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva, OC Media26 January 2025
Kyrgyzstan surrenders its best private schools to Turkey's controlTeachers, students, and parents are at a loss Written by Nurbek Bekmurzaev25 January 2025
A library becomes a lifeline for out-of-school children in a Nigerian fishing communityMany families can't afford regular school feesWritten by Minority Africa22 January 2025
After decades of campaigning, Jamaicans rejoice over President Biden’s pardon of National Hero Marcus Garvey'A historic moment recognising his legacy in Black empowerment and global impact'Written by Emma Lewis19 January 2025
Ten Years After Umbrella Protests: What has changed for Hongkongers?Many decided to leave the city after the harsh crackdownWritten by Yasemin Yam18 January 2025
Many deaths under Brazil’s military dictatorship were not politicized, says historianIndigenous people, the LGBTQ+ population, Black people in urban areas and those living in rural areas were also impacted by human rights violations Written by Fernanda Canofre29 December 2024
Can giant pandas rescue Hong Kong's economy?China gifted the city two pandasWritten by Oiwan Lam21 December 2024
Feminist literature under fire: The ‘Cometierra’ controversy in ArgentinaAnother attack by Milei's government that had a boomerang effect: This time it's against literatureWritten by Romina Navarro, Lucía Leszinsky Translated by Molly Furnival-Phillips7 December 2024
In Turkey, women's march marked with violence, arrests as well as threats of deportationsThe ruling government's decision to withdraw from the Istanbul Convention has only worsened the environment of impunityWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva29 November 2024
Influx of student bike riders from Zhengzhou to Kaifeng overwhelm Chinese authoritiesWhat began as a tourism tool, devolved into a free speech issueWritten by Oiwan Lam12 November 2024