If You Are Looking Down, Why Don't You See Me?
by Emilie Johnson, Emilie Johnson, France - "I promised my family I would come back for them, that I would take them with me. I have no contact with them. Imagine that, if you lost your family."
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December 11, 2009
BYLINE PORTAL
Lack of Female Politicians Pulls Turkey Down
by Ceylan Yeğinsu, Hürriyet, Turkey - Good scores in education, literacy and enrollment are not enough to offset the burden of too few Turkish women...
Could Wikileaks Offer a Way out of War?
by Katrina vanden Heuvel, Washington Post, USA - Any homeland security provided by the war is significantly undermined by the anger and resentment -- and...
Unwanted Guests
by Rosebell Kagumire & Maya Prabhu, The Independent, Uganda - The sprawling Nakivale Refugee Settlement in south-western Uganda is home to over 50,000 asylum-seekers...
Photographers Capture Experience of Palestinians in Lebanese Refugee Camps
by Hatice Ahsen Utku, Today's Zaman, Turkey - Twenty-two photographers from Turkey visited Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon and are now sharing their impressions and...
Cross-Border Unions: How Indo-Pakistani Marriages Prosper
by Vinita Bharadwaj, National, United Arab Emirates - While relations between their countries may be at an all-time low, Indians and Pakistanis who marry each...
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