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"I want every girl who went through something as I have ... just not to be quiet about it and not to keep things inside of her," says a 16 year old Syrian filmmaker who uses the name Walaa al Alawi.
Media
A Syrian teen’s video diary combines magical imagery and gritty reality
there is only one punishment for blasphemy, and only one punishment for insulting the Prophet Muhammed, and that is death. There is no alternative.”
Justice
Meet the Pakistani lawyer fighting to ensure blasphemy draws a death sentence
absenteeism
Education
For some parents, getting their kids to school is easier said than done
Whiskey of the Damned
Music
Whiskey of the Damned just might be your new favorite Irish punk band
Man looks for a missing loved one in Fukushima
Environment
Five years after Fukushima, the clean-up has just begun
A flying "Tardis" remote control air craft is test flown in San Diego, California November 18, 2013.
Books
A science fiction writer from the Soviet Union found the secret to time-travel
Barack Obama tours Old Havana
Global Politics
Cuban Americans have stark disagreements on the merits of Obama’s visit to Cuba
An Islamic State flag is seen in this picture illustration taken February 18, 2016.
Conflict
A trove of ISIS documents are now in the hands of German and British media
Democratic presidential candidates Senator Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton wave before the start of the Univision News and Washington Post Democratic debate in Kendall, Florida on March 9, 2016
Global Politics
Democratic candidates: Quit your ‘Hispandering,’ says Univision anchor Maria Elena Salinas
Julia's ankle monitor
Justice
Many women seeking asylum in the US have been released from detention — but with ankle monitors
Marcelle Hutchins
Belief
I AM black enough.
Malule González (left) and her team work on the news rundown in the Radio and TV Martí newsroom in Miami.
Global Politics
With a thaw in US-Cuba relations, this Cold War broadcaster from Miami is at a crossroads