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Today, I registered to an information providing site (no need to quote: what I'm about to say is widespread, very common, and tastes illogical the same way). … Read More»

Hello Everyone, I want everyone to go through this link. Just to reinforce what journalism means. http://www.tehelka.com/story_main43.asp?filename=Ne270210a_grain.asp … Read More»

I posted this piece on my journal and just realized how well it fits in our colombian stories. In fact, while listening to Evidalia the words "untold stories" were ringing in my ears. … Read More»

Today, I was a mere observer before the power of womankind. I stood, my mouth wide open, as history unveiled in front of me, simple part of the public. This is not my story. … Read More»

By Muzamil Jaleel … Read More»

Olubusayo Kushimo, a Fundamental Human Rights Lawyer works in an institution that provides legal services for indigent people in Lagos State, she is a young lady who wants rapist in jail in order to s … Read More»

Nigeria ratified the Child Rights Act in 1993, and it was enacted in 2003, since then out of the thirty six states in Nigeria, twenty three States have enacted this law, amongst these sates are, Abia … Read More»

The first headline I read in a national daily goes like this: “Superstitious locals beat ‘witch’ to a pulp.” It grabs my attention and I read the news. I am bewildered. … Read More»

Today May 4th, 2009 if I can board a bus without staying at the Bus stop for one hour and without the payment of unannounced hundred percent increase in transport fare due to fuel scarcity in a Nigeri … Read More»

It wasn’t long ago that the women of Afghanistan were prisoners in their own country. … Read More»