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| 10 Congolese Youth on Why They Voted - or Didn't | |
| The Democratic Republic of Congo held general elections on Nov. 28, 2011, with tensions and spurts of violence leading up to the vote.Ten Congolese youth talked about why they voted or didn't. | |
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| A Year After Revolution Dawns, What Does the Arab Spring Mean to Young People? | |
| Youth from around the world answer the question "what does the Arab Spring mean to you?" and submit a photo that, to them, shows what the movement is all about. |
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| A Free Press? A Year After Tunisia's Revolution, Youth Weigh In | |
| After 23 years of restrictions under President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, eight Tunisian youth share their thoughts with student reporter Ahmed Medien with Speak Out Tunisia, which is a project of Tunisian LePaCTE. |
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| | Rio de Janeiro's gleaming skyline befits a world economic power, but it is not far from violent, impoverished slums. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro reports on one man's efforts to tackle Brazil's wealth inequality by providing poor people access to technology. | |
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| Teen Reporter Investigates Cyberbullying |
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 Bullying has happened in schools for years; there are always kids who enjoy harassing other students. Bullying used to be a face-to-face issue, but with the invention of social media networks the number of bullying reports in schools have increased exponentially. |
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