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World Dec 21

In Liberia, crafting school uniforms — and social consciousness

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In Liberia, private management of public schools draws scrutiny

Founded by freed American slaves, Liberia has a past marred in recent years by civil war and Ebola. The country’s public education system is ineffective, and in an effort to rebuild it, the government has reached across the Atlantic for…

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Education Oct 10

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This plantation-turned-university grows environmental entrepreneurs

A former banana plantation in Costa Rica is now a school -- but the curriculum still involves growing fruit. EARTH University, founded in 1992, trains students from developing nations in responsible, sustainable agriculture. Graduates then apply their knowledge in their…

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World Aug 04

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Preserving what’s left of a once-thriving Jewish community in India

The coastal Indian city of Cochin was once home to a thriving Jewish community; immigrants came for the spice trade and ended up settling there. But in 1955, the community largely vanished as its residents departed en masse to the…

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World Jun 08

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Can earthquake-stricken Nepal eliminate brick industry’s reliance on child labor?

Heavy lifting is a way of life in Nepal. But the 250,000 workers -- many of them children -- manning the Himalayan country’s brick kilns suffer on a different level, toiling in terrible conditions and earning less than one cent…

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Jun 08

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Can earthquake-stricken Nepal eliminate brick industry’s reliance on child labor?

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Jun 17

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‘A curse from God’ — the stigma of mental illness in Pakistan

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Although up to 40 percent of the population could have mental health issues, getting help isn’t easy in Pakistan. The stigma against mental illness is prevalent, and even for those who do want to get help, psychiatrists are in short…

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Jul 15

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In Vietnam, new hospital equipment gives more infants a breath of life

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Hospitals in Vietnam used to rely on imported equipment that often broke down. Now, cheaper, more usable neonatal machines are made within the country and are tailored to local conditions. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro reports from Hanoi on…

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Jul 01

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Vietnam battles sex trafficking along China’s border

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China is like a giant magnet to neighboring Vietnam, luring workers with higher wages and transportation to other countries. But many women are taken to China involuntarily to be sold into marriage or to work in brothels. Special correspondent Fred…

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May 28

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Healing wounds of Rwanda’s genocide by reconciling survivor and perpetrator

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Twenty years after nearly a million Tutsis were killed the genocide in Rwanda, many Hutus — who were driven out in retribution — are returning to their communities. To facilitate the integration, many small groups are bringing rapprochement between pairs…

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