By Anna Dubenko, July 9, 2017
The political news cycle is fast, and keeping up can be overwhelming. Trying to… Continue reading
“Writers on the Right and Left React to Trump in Europe”, The New York Times
“Sexual abuse and exploitation by peacekeepers: new UN plan met with scorn”, The Sydney Morning Herald
Paul McGeough, Washington, July 8, 2017
The crimes were bad enough. Particularly as women and children might reasonably have seen… Continue reading
“The UN’s Problem Is Not Just Gender Violence, It’s Child Rape”, The Wire
By Andrew MaCleoud, New Delhi, 09/07/2015,
If a UN official in New York raped an American child, there would be… Continue reading
“On Abuse, Vatican Keeps On Failing”, The Tablet
From The Editor’s Desk, London, 08 July 2017
If reports are correct, it is impossible to see how the… Continue reading
“‘Our children’s television viewing is bombarded by the thrills and spills of alcohol'”, The Journal.ie
23 jun 2017, Dublin
MANY PARENTS WHO have enjoyed raising their families may well have encountered a time when their… Continue reading
“Woman’s rape claims against father and brother were ‘shelved’ by gardaí for 11 years”, The Journal.ie
6 July 2017, Dublin
IT TOOK GARDAÍ 11 years to pass claims to the DPP from a woman that she… Continue reading
World hunger on the rise again, reversing years of progress”, FAO
News Release, 3 July 2017, Rome – The number of hungry people in the world has increased since 2015, reversing… Continue reading
North Korea tests missile it claims can reach ‘anywhere in the world’, CNN
Euan McKirdy, July 4, 2017
(CNN)North Korea claims to have conducted its first successful test of a long-range missile… Continue reading
“Bridge of no return”, Korea Joongang Daily
Editorial, Seoul, July 05, 2017
Dismissing South Korean President Moon Jae-in’s willingness to resume dialogue with North Korea, leader Kim… Continue reading
“Months after deportation, they do what the Mexican government will not”, Los Angeles Times
Kate Linthicum, July 3, 2017
The sliding doors opened, and suddenly Roger Perez was back in Mexico.
Spanish boomed over… Continue reading