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Youth · May, 2019

Stories about Youth from May, 2019

‘You can't run from the truth': Iconic art protests preface Kazakh presidential vote

Kazakhstan's young, creative class 'wakes up' – will the rest follow?

Written by Chris Rickleton

29 May 2019

‘We’re caught in mid-air’: Raising a child with autism in Georgia

A watchdog is pressuring authorities to increase the budget for the autism programme

Written by OC Media

25 May 2019

In the UK, Timorese celebrated 17 years since the restoration of Timor-Leste's independence

Timor-Leste

Written by Dalia Translated by Liam Anderson

23 May 2019

Afghanistan's Mina Mangal: ‘A strong, self-made woman’ gunned down in broad daylight

The murder dealt another blow to women and media workers.

Written by Khojasta Sameyee

21 May 2019

A tale of two parents: Georgian drag artist on hostility, acceptance and learning to love life

Church-inspired ‘Family Purity Day’ actively encourages discrimination against LGBTQ+ communities

Written by OC Media

20 May 2019

Jamaica’s ‘Voices for Climate Change’ spreads its message with music

When it comes to climate change, music is the message

Written by Emma Lewis

17 May 2019

Ugandan pop star politician Bobi Wine pens song on police brutality during house arrest

"Before you became a police officer, you were an ordinary citizen."

Written by James Propa

2 May 2019

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Youth · May, 2019

Stories about Youth from May, 2019

‘You can't run from the truth': Iconic art protests preface Kazakh presidential vote

‘We’re caught in mid-air’: Raising a child with autism in Georgia

In the UK, Timorese celebrated 17 years since the restoration of Timor-Leste's independence

Afghanistan's Mina Mangal: ‘A strong, self-made woman’ gunned down in broad daylight

A tale of two parents: Georgian drag artist on hostility, acceptance and learning to love life

Jamaica’s ‘Voices for Climate Change’ spreads its message with music

Ugandan pop star politician Bobi Wine pens song on police brutality during house arrest

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