May 2017

My first question, if we had CHERNOBYL, why didn’t we learn and then had FUKUSHIMA? [Photo credit: Yves Alarie, Unsplash.com.]

Yémen. Les deux tiers de la population ont besoin d’aide humanitaire http://www.courrierinternational.com/dessin/yemen-les-deux-tiers-de-la-population-ont-besoin-daide-humanitaire [Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons.]

According to the World Bank, 36 percent of Ugandan women ages 18 to 22 were married as children, while UNICEF reports that 49 percent of 20- to 49-year-old women were …

Since 2006, Young Heroes has supported the orphans and vulnerable children of Swaziland so they may flourish and achieve their fullest potential. Young Heroes and MTN Bushfire’s partnership dates back …

For the last several years, China has been named the world’s leading executioner. Owing to secrecy in that country, the exact number of executions are not available, but human rights …

… and not for free as inspirational quotes want us to believe  [Photo credit: Nikita Kachanovsky, Unsplash.com.]  

With war, we lose the people, the archeology, the history and even the most famous soap, the ALEPPO soap, that people all over the world used to cherish, but no …

“Saja Begum’s sons Ghulam Mohiuddin, 30, and Abdul Rashid, 27, disappeared after Indian soldiers picked them up during a crackdown in May 1991. While trying to prevent the soldiers from …