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Global Voices

Citizen media stories from around the world. The first global community-based newsroom. We build bridges and global understanding.
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The table tennis players planting trees to fight drought in Iran
As the country faces drought and ecological strain, a small Iranian sports association shows how community action can turn sports into environmental r
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Cameroonians shift toward clean cooking solutions with eco-charcoal
Eco-charcoal, a product made using methods and materials that minimize environmental harm, is gradually replacing traditional charcoal in some households
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Global Voices
12/30/2025
Year in Review: How the Caribbean survived 2025
By the end of the year, the U.S. and Venezuela, on opposite ends of the Caribbean archipelago, would have the region caught in the middle of an unfolding
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Global Voices
12/30/2025
Prospect and implications of other effective area-based conservation measures in indigenous Chepang landscape in Nepal
This article examines the implications of this designation, assessing its effectiveness and relevance for the Chepang Community in Nepal following the
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Global Voices
12/28/2025
Japanese pop culture is sexually explicit, but sex education is wanting
Japan’s challenge is to reconcile the desire to preserve creative and erotic expression with the need to ensure that public spaces respect the differences
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Global Voices
12/28/2025
Learning feminism before knowing its name: Verse’s story from Myanmar
“Through film, I want people to feel empathy to see women’s emotions, existence, and oppression in new ways. My mind is always thinking for them.”
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Global Voices
12/25/2025
The Tomorrow Club aims to support and mentor young writers amid polarity and tech-driven chaos
“The youth should never believe that history is written only by the victors, or that it can be permanently manipulated through narrative wars.”
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Global Voices
12/24/2025
‘The light plays tricks on us’: Trinidadian photographer Marlon Rouse’s ‘Sacred Objects, Fruit of the Land’
Rouse’s bold exploration rejects the familiar language of appetite, abundance and hospitality in favour of enquiry and even estrangement. The photos consider
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Global Voices
12/24/2025
Kenyan filmmaker Emily Nderitu shows the world how to talk about climate change in Africa
"We’re not short of knowledge or courage in Africa. We’re short of recognition. Storytelling can fix that. It can close the gap between visibility and
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Global Voices
12/23/2025
Mass shooting at Hanukkah celebration at Australia’s Bondi Beach shows the best and worst of humanity
Selfless acts at the scene were shared and praised by countless people online. One hero of the day tackled one of the gunmen and took his rifle from h
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Global Voices
12/23/2025
As U.S.-Venezuela tensions rise, Trinidad & Tobago thumbs its nose at CARICOM
Criticism around the prime minister’s posturing, which academic Richard Drayton called “defiantly, even rudely, anti-Caricom,” started in September, when
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Global Voices
12/22/2025
Sixteen days of activism amid the rise of digital harm across Africa
Across Africa, Reporters Without Borders has documented sustained online harassment and surveillance targeting women journalists in West Africa, noting
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Global Voices
12/21/2025
Wheelchair user completes historic bungee jump in Nepal
Deepa Devkota from Sindhuli District has become the first Nepali woman living with a disability to complete a wheelchair bungee jump at the Bhotekoshi
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