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Zambia: Photo of Main Opposition Candidate Voting

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa31 October 2008

How to Drive in Morocco

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa29 October 2008

India: Mangalore violence

Quick Reads · South Asia29 October 2008

Venezuela: How Children Show Their Community Through Photography

Latin America28 October 2008

Ancla2 is an educational cooperative devoted to teaching photography, technology, and media skills to children from small and poor communities in Venezuela, who have discovered a new way to see...

Japan: Expression of surprise

Quick Reads · East Asia28 October 2008

Russia: Kaliningrad's Real and “Fake” Estate

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe27 October 2008

Russia: Russian Tourists

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe27 October 2008

Bangladesh: Photographs of Sundarbans

Quick Reads · South Asia27 October 2008

Scenes from the Kuwait Stock Exchange

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa25 October 2008

Kuwait: Sanskrit Manuscript

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa21 October 2008

U.S.V.I.: After Omar

Quick Reads · Caribbean20 October 2008

Belize: Major Flooding

Quick Reads · Caribbean20 October 2008

Morocco: Beni Znassen Mountains

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa19 October 2008

Iran: No World record sandwich for Iran

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa17 October 2008

China: Co-operation 2.0 on Beijing’s Black Jails

East Asia17 October 2008

In cooperation with citizen reporter Zhou Shuguang (Zola) and other two journalists Chen Er (Doubleaf) and Guo Jiannong, Xu Zhiyong, who firstly blogged Beijing’s black jails in the end of...

South Africa: Photos From Rage 2008

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa16 October 2008

Japan: Wallpaper pictures

Quick Reads · East Asia16 October 2008

Egypt: Detainees Stacked Like Sardine in a Cage?

Middle East & North Africa15 October 2008

Prisoners stacked one on top of the other in a cage? Award winning Egyptian blogger Wael Abbas exposes yet another horrific breach of human rights on his popular blog Misr...