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The commercialization of indigenous cultures and traditions
Resources and meaning often move away from the community that created them and enrich third parties, even those that have oppressed the community for centuries.
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Arrests in Herat mark a turning point in the repression in Afghanistan
A visit to the market, a medical appointment, or a family meeting is no longer judged only by necessity, but also by the possibility of being questioned, humiliated or detained.
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The role of online hate speech with gender connotations in Kosovo
The most common form of sexism was the systematic de-legitimization of women in public life. Two thirds of all sexist comments were aimed at undermining women's participation in politics, the media or public debate.
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What's left behind the Z-generation protests in Nepal? Survivors reflect a year later
A year later, the Nepali Z Generation continues to carry the physical, emotional and financial sequelae of that insurrection, while questions about justice and responsibilities remain unanswered.
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Mozambique: Women, Dresses, Police Violence Highlights in Nampula Protests · Global Voices
The women of Nampula became a symbol of resistance, while social networks amplified protests, digital activism and debates on state control and civil rights in Mozambique.
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The invisible crisis that leaves people without citizenship
This theme fascinates me precisely because of its almost invisibility: as many of our articles in the section point out, it is easy to take citizenship for granted when it is obtained automatically and never must be defended.
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People a'uwț -xavante denounces megaprojects in Brazil
A campaign of indigenous peoples denounces the impact of a railway mega-project and demands respect for the territory, self-determination and the right to live and dream.
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Trapped between silence and visibility: LGBTQ + Lives in Mozambique
In Mozambique, the lack of laws criminalizing LGBTQ + identities is often interpreted as a sign of tolerance. However, for many transgender people and LBQ women, their daily reality tells a different story.
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Finally, selection of football Leonas Indomables from Cameroon breaks glass ceilings from the WAFCON
After losing three finals, Cameroon's women's team has finally won the African Women's Nations Cup. His 3-0 triumph over Malawi shows the perseverance of this generation and the constant transformation of female football in Africa.
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Fertility crisis in China attests to the success of its modernization
China's only daughters were educated to study, be independent and take advantage of opportunities. These same qualities are now seen as obstacles to marriage and motherhood.
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Ecuador Detains Former Minister José Serrano After Deportation from the United States
After being deported from the United States, Ecuador's "former superminister" now faces serious criminal investigations and political accusations in a judicial system that faces questions related to due process.