“In South Sudan, stigma and underfunding plague mental health care”, Al Jazeera News

Published January 19, 2019

By Jasmin Bauomy, Feature, Doha, January 18, 2019

Only three psychiatrists practice in war-torn South Sudan, where many people believe… Continue reading →

“Why Protests Are Raging Against Sudan’s Leader”, The Washington Post

Published January 19, 2019

By Mohammed Alamin, Nairobi, and Mike Cohen, Cape Town, January 18, 2019

When Omar al-Bashir led a military coup that… Continue reading →

Published January 19, 2019

Martin Plaut, The Conversation, Nairobi, January 18, 2019

Day after day Sudanese are taking to the streets to protest against… Continue reading →

Published January 17, 2019

Ryan Chilcote, World, Jan. 16, 2019

As an American living in the U.K., I can’t help but notice the similarities… Continue reading →

Published January 12, 2019

Emma Graham-Harrison, Andreas Rocksen and Mads Brügger, London, 12 Jan 2019

Exclusive research reveals that a British-trained Belgian mercenary admitted… Continue reading →

Published January 12, 2019

Chris Helgren, Toronto, January 12, 2019

TORONTO (Reuters) – An 18-year-old Saudi woman who fled her family this week saying… Continue reading →

Published January 12, 2019

Margery Eagan, Opinion, January 10, 2019

‘Far left.” “Too liberal.” “Out of the mainstream.” Google US Senator Elizabeth Warren.… Continue reading →

Published January 6, 2019

Maureen Dowd, Opinion Columnist, Sunday Review, January 6, 2019

WASHINGTON — Lucky there’s no Saturday detention at the Capitol.

Published January 6, 2019

Lisa Viscidi and Nat Graham, Argument, January 4, 2019

Jair Bolsonaro’s government could roll back decades of progress on clean… Continue reading →

Published January 6, 2019

London, 5 Jan 2019

The food writer, journalist and campaigner opens up about how alcohol took over her life once… Continue reading →