Oct 17 Watch In the Philippines, a Fight to End Human Trafficking and Offer Refuge In the Philippines, a Fight to End Human Trafficking and Offer Refuge… Continue watching
Oct 17 Watch Putting Candidates' Assertions of 'Getting Tough with China' in Context Putting Candidates' Assertions of 'Getting Tough with China' in Context… Continue watching
Oct 17 Watch News Wrap: FBI Arrests Suspect for New York Federal Reserve Bombing Plot News Wrap: FBI Arrests Suspect for New York Federal Reserve Bombing Plot… Continue watching
Oct 17 Profile: Mark Ruiz Merges Big and Small Business in the Philippines [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFiNZKsnNfo&w=480&h=270] A can of sardines inspired Mark Ruiz -- a middle-class, well-educated Filipino from Quezon City, just outside Manila -- to begin his road to social entrepreneurship. Shortly before leaving a seven-year position at Unilever in 2006, Ruiz,… Continue reading
Oct 17 Profile: Illac Diaz Brings Clean, Cheap Light into Filipino Homes By Fred de Sam Lazaro Photo of Illac Diaz by Fred de Sam Lazaro/PBS NewsHour Filipino Illac Diaz began a project called Liter of Light to do two things in his home country: provide light to those who need it and recycle otherwise… Continue reading
Oct 17 Ask the Experts: Human Trafficking and What You Can Do By Larisa Epatko On Wednesday's NewsHour, special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro reported on human trafficking in the Philippines, where people desperate to find work sometimes find themselves in vulnerable situations. Continue reading
Oct 17 Watch Agents for Change: Illac Diaz's Lightbulb Moment Agents for Change: Illac Diaz's Lightbulb Moment… Continue watching
Oct 16 Watch Cuba Loosens Restrictions on Travel Abroad for Its Citizens Ray Suarez reports on Cuba's move to make foreign travel easier for its citizens. Starting in January, most Cubans will only need a passport and a visa from their destination country, though limitations will remain on professionals like doctors. While… Continue watching
Oct 16 Watch Experts Urge Candidates to Debate Foreign Policy Seriously, Not Play Blame Game Experts Urge Candidates to Debate Foreign Policy Seriously, Not Play Blame Game… Continue watching
Oct 16 Watch Cuba Changes Its Travel Law to Catch Up What's Happening on the Ground Ray Suarez talks to Maria de Los Angeles Torres of the University of Illinois at Chicago about how different ideological factions in Cuba see the change and how they might debate the possible economic, cultural and security effects of the… Continue watching