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Almost every other child in Chile is born via a caesarean - one of the world's highest rate. Why is this so, and why should this number be decreased for the sake of the mothers-to-be? ...

Jen Osborne documents stories of addictions and trauma in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. ...

Ali Kaveh documents the aftermath of the two earthquakes that struck eastern Azerbaijan in August 2012. ...

How to get young Pakistanis engage with creating a better future? Muhammad Omar Iftikhar considers one promising option. ...

Corruption has deep roots. Promoting accountability can challenge it, says Blair Glencorse, executive director of Accountability Lab. A video report by Rajneesh Bhandari. ...

Cycling reduces air pollution and is good for our health - but in Ghana, many rural farmers cycle out of necessity. How to get to one's farm miles away when there is no public transport? Npong Francis reports. ...

Villages wiped out in the dark of the night, whole families dead or missing - the reality of floods in the Philippines hits the poor hardest. Iris Gonzales reports. ...

Rajneesh Bhandari's photo essay captures the spirit of Brazil's indigenous people's struggle for land rights. ...

Cultivating the indigenous brown cotton has brought economic empowerment to the women of Adaklu in Ghana and their families. ...

Mathare, one of the oldest slums in Africa: A photo essay . ...

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Condemned to Live in a Camp, Victimized Woman Narrates Painful Experience April 24, 2012

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Social Media Developments in Pakistan April 13, 2012

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Video: ThinkBrigade’s Multimedia Journalists March 29, 2013

Video: ThinkBrigade’s Multimedia Journalists

Resurgence: A Photo Essay March 25, 2013

Resurgence: A Photo Essay

The (Past, Present and) Future of (Danish) Journalism March 22, 2013

The (Past, Present and) Future of (Danish) Journalism

Liudas Alseika, the Tragic Tourer on Two Wheels March 22, 2013

Liudas Alseika, the Tragic Tourer on Two Wheels

Voices of Advocates Part 2: Caesarean Births (Chile) March 20, 2013

Voices of Advocates Part 2: Caesarean Births (Chile)

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Ephraim Percy Kenyanito His interests are Youth Work, Human Rights, Transparency and International development. Blogger through various online publications such as European Journalism Centre's “ThinkBrigade,” "Global Voices Online" and through a personal blog, “The Diary of a Global Citizen”. He can be accessed through his website: Ephraim Percy Kenyanito

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