Statelessness in the Dominican Republic and Why it Matters
Story by Daniella Emami | emami.d@husky.neu.edu In late 2013, the highest court of the Dominican Republic declared that children of undocumentedContinue Reading
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Story by Daniella Emami | emami.d@husky.neu.edu In late 2013, the highest court of the Dominican Republic declared that children of undocumentedContinue Reading
Story by Amy Hood | hood.a@husky.neu.edu The Paris Attacks, Unpacked On the evening of the 13th of November, within a spanContinue Reading
Story by Rachel Abastillas | abastillas.r@husky.neu.edu White sand beaches and clear blue waters are a couple of the reasons why GreeceContinue Reading
Story by Alex Jones | jones.ale@husky.neu.edu It seems like the cartels are everywhere lately. They’re in our news with stories featuringContinue Reading
Story by Devin Windelspecht | windelspecht.d@husky.neu.edu On February 1st, 2016, events in Nigeria once again seized global headlines. Fighters from BokoContinue Reading
Story by Caroline Boschetto | boschetto.c@husky.neu.edu For half a decade, the Sudanese government has waged a violent war against its ownContinue Reading
Story by Tim Ballesteros | ballesteros.t@husky.neu.edu A small island-nation located in the Mediterranean Sea, with a long history of divide andContinue Reading
Story by Colleen Luibrand | luibrand.c@husky.neu.edu It appeared to be an ordinary morning at Garissa University in northeast Kenya on AprilContinue Reading
Story and photo by Caroline Boschetto | boschetto.c@husky.neu.edu The day that the deafening military helicopter descended upon eight-year old Niti’s AkhaContinue Reading
Story by Devin Windelspecht | windelspecht.d@husky.neu.edu Photo by Yasmeen Al-Haj | alhaj.y@husky.neu.edu On October 1st, Etim and Naama Henkin were killed whileContinue Reading