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We extensively cover stories of people and communities whose struggles are left underreported, unheard, or unaddressed by our society. But we focus less on what governments and institutions failed to do for them, rather we focus more on what can still be done.
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UN think tank reports increasing electronics waste in East and Southeast Asia
The United Nations’ (UN) think tank reported a nearly two-thirds spike in the electronics waste (e-waste) quantity in the Southeast and East Asia between the years 2010 and 2015, indicating…
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German troops continue to train Peshmerga and Iraqi forces to fight IS
Germany has extended its Bundeswehr troops in northern Iraq for one more year, continually training the Peshmerga security forces and the armed forces of Iraq in a move to step…
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Players with most penalties on field have more criminal arrests – criminology study
There’s a relationship, after all, in the behavior of athletes on and off field, based on a new research at The University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas). The research…
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Children more likely to confess misdeeds if they feel parents will react positively
Children of any age are more likely to confess, instead of hide, their misdeeds—regardless if they might get punishment—if they feel like their parents would react positively to their confession.…
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Why do women really delay motherhood? It’s not what you think
Education has a very small role on why women in the United Kingdom (UK) delay motherhood, said a new research from the University of Oxford in UK, and University of…
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One in five gun owners in US gets away with background check
Researchers from Harvard University and Northeastern University found that one in five gun owners in the United States, who acquired a firearm in the past couple of years, was able…
