Global Voices

Artículos

• Soaring food prices and funding shortfalls add to growing food insecurity in Uganda’s refugee settlements

  
  1ro de diciembre, puesto en línea por Roman Gnaegi — COVID-19, D.R. of Congo, English, Food, Humanitarian Response, Refugees, South Sudan, Sub-Saharan Africa, Uganda
  "The agency is aware that conflicts may arise when refugees don’t get enough to eat. Food shortages can cause tension and anxiety, which can threaten peaceful coexistence between refugees and host communities" said Frank Walusimbi, the associate communications officer at (...)

• Cry me a river: Trinidad faces more serious flooding and anguish

  
  30 de noviembre, puesto en línea por Janine Mendes-Franco — Caribbean, Citizen Media, Development, Disaster, English, Environment, Feature, Humanitarian Response, Trinidad & Tobago, Weblog
  Steady rains have caused rivers across the island to reach their limit and overflow, bringing major flooding to plains and other low-lying areas.

• President Erdoğan on a mission to mend ties but at what cost?

  
  30 de noviembre, puesto en línea por Arzu Geybullayeva
  Whether its Ankara's ties with Washington DC and the EU, or Turkey's role in Ukraine war, President Erdoğan is seemingly turning "these separate developments into his favor."

• Mexican collective pirating books to make culture accessible is blocked

  
  30 de noviembre, puesto en línea por Laura — Advox, Arts & Culture, Citizen Media, Digital Activism, Feature, Freedom of Speech, Latin America, Law, Mexico, Technology, Weblog
  Since 2019, the Pirateca.com website has provided open access to more than 279 Spanish titles, under the slogan “Books are not stolen, they're expropriated!”

• A viral video of a dog abused at a shelter reveals a polarized Turkey

  
  29 de noviembre, puesto en línea por Arzu Geybullayeva
  Animal rights activists say this was not an isolated case, which sparked public outcry over the poor state of shelters and the mistreatment of animals.