Starting in the twentieth century when technologies and industrial revolution hit the global trade, information became more accessible and increased exponentially. This allowed people to be more efficient in bothContinue Reading
In my second article of the Black lives truly matter series, I discussed the racist and worse-than-slave treatment blacks experience in other African countries, particularly Libya. Although Libya has anContinue Reading
There are many ways to defend and help minority and disabled groups. Some young human rights defenders use social media, while others use the law to advocate and make legalContinue Reading
“[They were] abusing us, raping us, killing us, selling us” “It was as if we weren’t human” – a West African on her experience in Libya written by Time. InContinue Reading
Doing laundry is a constant need for many people especially those who cannot afford washing machines at home. Public laundry workers are doing very physical work and they are puttingContinue Reading
The Black Lives Matter discussion is very important and broad. As a result, I will be writing a series of articles discussing my thoughts about it. Over the centuries, peopleContinue Reading
On May 25th, a 46 year old African American man named George Floyd was murdered by law enforcement. Four police officers responded to a call from workers at a cornerContinue Reading
Persecution or even murders of Christians in different parts of the world do not make headlines. Is it because these atrocities happened far away? Or maybe because there are soContinue Reading
Le VIH/SIDA reste présent à Madagascar et touche particulièrement certaines populations à risque. Le dernier rapport de l’ONUSIDA sur l’évolution du sida dans le monde révèle un ralentissement des progrèsContinue Reading
During the Commission for Social Development at the UN two weeks ago, one group hosted a side panel and came up with a solution for homelessness in low-income communities: buildContinue Reading