As an advocate for immigrant children, Antonieta Diaz gives them the time to tell her their stories. She will listen. “I got to learn the stories through their voices. It’s really...
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BY MATT RUSLING, MEDILL NEWS SERVICE [to lead story, "Re-educating North Koreans in South Korea"] North Korea's state of impoverishment has spawned a steadily increasing influx of refugees into South Korea, from about ten a year in the early '90s to 1,894 in 2004 (and a 45.7...
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BY MATT RUSLING, MEDILL NEWS SERVICE After a decade long war, many of Sierra Leone's war wounded still slog through life, depending on handouts for survival. These two companion stories contrast the life of one...
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BY ALEXANDER KNETIG, SCIENCES PO, SPECIAL TO THE MEDILL NEWS SERVICE A lonely man is crossing the Savannah in his wooden horse cart, hand-painted in red, yellow and green, the national colous of Senegal. In this...
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