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Iraq: Qandil Burning - Bombing along the Iran-Iraq border
By Zann Huang
Posted in all, news & global, slides on 6 February 2011
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The PJAK, or the (Partiya Jiyana Azad a Kurdistane) is a militant Kurdish nationalist group based in northern Iraq that has been carrying out attacks against Iranian forces in the Kurdistan Province of Iran.
In retaliation, Iranian bombings intensified in late May 2010 and have led to the displacement of more than 500 Kurdish families, wounded [...]

Lebanon: Cry Palestine
By Zann Huang
Posted in all, features, greater middle east, slides on 27 June 2010
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In Lebanon, a small but densely populated country, there are 12 official camps with about 230,000 refugees. Compared with their counterparts in neighboring Syria and Jordan, Palestinians in Lebanon has the highest percentage of refugees who are living in abject poverty and who are registered with UNRWA’s “special hardship” program.
Shatila camp, located in Beirut’s “belt [...]

Palestine: Refugees, 62 Years In Diaspora
By Mohammed Abdulkadir
Posted in all, features, greater middle east, slides on 22 June 2010
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On 18/07/1948 David Ben-Gurion (the first Prime Minister in Israel) wrote in his diary: “We must do everything to ensure they (the Palestinian refugees) never do return…. The old will die and the young will forget.”  Today, 62 years after the Nakba (The 1948 Palestinian exodus) and despite the on-going terror and ethnic cleansing, the [...]

Sudan: Peace, What Peace
By Jenn Warren
Posted in all, features, africa, slides on 2 April 2010
Stats: 3,212 views and 2 Comments

Nyabol Badeng, from Torkej, dismantles her tukul to sell the wood and grass in Nasir for food. Torkej, Jikany Nuer territory, was attacked on 8 May by the larger Lol Nuer tribe, and is vulnerable to repeated cattle raids and attacks because of their placement on the river and proximity to Lol Nuer lands. Nyabol’s [...]

Italy: Migrant Prostitution
By Paolo Patrizi
Posted in all, features, europe, slides on 2 March 2010
Stats: 17,788 views and 2 Comments

I drive along country roads on the outskirts of Rome and cannot help but notice scantly clad women dot the landscape. The majority are Africans working as prostitutes to send money home to their families. Some women are working by their own choice; others are not. For nearly twenty years the women of Benin City, [...]

Italy: Stranded in Castel Volturno
By Filippo Massellani
Posted in all, features, europe, slides on 5 December 2009
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Stranded is the word that the African immigrants use when, crossing the Sahara desert to arrive in Europe, remain still, without money in an oasis of the desert, Dirkou or Agadez, without being able to move forward or go back.
Stranded is also the word that indicates the condition of African immigrants in Castel Volturno, [...]