Grass-roots Effort in Egypt Fights 'Cutting' Girls
by Anna Johnson, Associated Press, USA - In this small Nile River farming village, Maha Mohammed has started to doubt whether she should circumcise her two daughters.
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Children Under the Sun
by Rupi Mangat, Mail & Guardian, South Africa - Not many people would give a street kid banging an empty drum a second glance. But...
To Turn the Tide on Piracy in Somalia, Bring Justice to its Fisheries
by Katie Stuhldreher, Christian Science Monitor, USA - Piracy will not be eradicated from the region until Somalia becomes a stable, functioning state with a...
Healing & Redefining Our World
by Wahleah Johns, Melinda Yazzie, Lilian Hill, Black Mesa Water Coalition, USA - "Our way of life is at jeopardy. The majority of the people...
Closing Gitmo Is Just the Beginning
by Suzanne Nossel, Guardian, UK - During his first television interview after winning the White House, president-elect Barack Obama reiterated his long-standing promise to shut...
Muslim Woman Defies Male Dominance
by Farah El Alfy, Al Jazeera, Qatar - Amal Soliman, a 32-year-old Egyptian woman, has endured intimidation and ridicule in the year since she applied...
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