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» Pictures of the Month: February

» The Fate of Children With Special Needs in Northern Ghana

These are some of the people who have been reporting for ThinkBrigade from around the globe in the last year. Watch this video message from ThinkBrigade's multimedia journalists: [iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/ifWv67X1hNA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen] ...

Rajneesh Bhandari uses poetic photography to express his love for his beautiful mother, and reflect on his home village and its meaning, many years on. ...

Most victims of the some 3,000 vicious acid attacks in Bangladesh over the last 2 decades were women and girls. An infographic brings the statistics to life. ...

SURVIVORS is a photo essay by GMB Akash that documents people living in the margins in Bangladesh. ...

Some 3.6 million Bangladeshis risk their lives every day to produce clothes for western consumption. Bijoyeta Das photographed some of their stories. ...

Who is the most beautiful elephant in Nepal? Rajneesh Bhandari's photo essay from an elephant beauty pageant. ...

The condition of waste management system from the collection of waste to its proper disposal is, to put it mildly, pathetic in Pakistan, writes Momal Mushtaq. ...

Hundreds of millions of people are now living in Megacities, holding a population of 10 million or more, which are starting to dominate not only particular areas, but whole regions. China is a case in point. ...

The Philippine Cybercrime Law threatens free speech. The media community reacts strongly, Iris Gonzales reports. ...

Bangladesh's "river gypsies" have followed their traditional nomadic lifestyle for centuries. Today, their boats are broken, and they are struggling to save their sinking culture. Bijoyeta Das reports. ...

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