Wasting Enough Rice to Feed 184 Million People

According to FAO, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, the world is wasting enough rice this year to feed 184 million people, about a fifth of those who are undernourished. The amount lost between harvest and consumers globally totals at least 48 million tons. Per year.

Burundi abolishes death penalty, criminalizes homosexuality

Barry Artiste Op/Ed Yeah, guess baby steps are better than nothing. But then considering this African Country for decades and decades continues to suckle on the generous Billion Dollar Teats of Western World Aid,...

Interview: Afghan Women's Rights and Rebuilding in the Face of Politics and W...

Afghani Women's Rights and Rebuilding in the Face of Politics and Western Presence, Part 1/3 view original video/audio interview here Pt 1 of 3 Homemakers Magazine editor in chief Kathy Ullyott speaks with...

Interview: Women's Rights, Progress, Aid, Military, and Issues in Afghanistan...

Interview: Women's Rights, Progress, Aid, Military, and Issues in Afghanistan Pt 2 of 3 live interview video hereHomemakers Magazine editor in chief Kathy Ullyott speaks with reporter Stephen Dohnberg about...

Delayed Food aid reaches North Sri Lanka

When war strikes one primary problem is food. UN is doing everything it can to provide aid to those civilians caught in the crossfire. The dedicated men and women of humanitarian help will go even through war...

France pledges more food aid to counter food crisis

The global food crisis is hitting developing countries hard.  Haiti, Egypt and Indonesia have been rocked by food riots."President Sarkozy said the emergency food aid budget would rise to 60m euros (£47.5m; $94.5m).He said 37 countries were "going through a very serious...

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