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‘Stand-up’ for Ukraine: Coping through comedy in the face of war
In Berlin, comedians from Ukraine and Russia share the same stage as an outlet for their grief and anger about the war.
Published On 2 Apr 2023
‘Born out of hatred’: New Uganda bill terrifies LGBTQ community
The proposed bill to criminalise identifying as LGBTQ is already making life harder for sexual minorities in Uganda.
Published On 31 Mar 2023
Ramadan recipe: Fateem’s kibbe shines, even in a Syrian IDP camp
The mother of 14 prepares a trio of dishes that are essential for her family’s Ramadan table.
Published On 31 Mar 2023
How an interview with a rapist fired up Serbia’s feminists
A controversial article sparked street demonstrations in Belgrade, which mobilised women to fight for bigger change.
Published On 31 Mar 2023

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