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How do international media represent cities in South America, Asia, Africa and the Middle East? Is it fair or helpful to development? A symposium of scholars from the London School of Economics in London, United Kingdom explore this topic. See video.
Jaspreet discusses how some Indian men have to balance between their love for cricket and obviously for their wife.
“There are two kinds of marriage payments — dowry and brideprice, with significant differences among their prevalences in time and across societies,” - informs J. Rahman at Mukti.
Ameena Hussein at Groundviews tries to analyze why there is a growing tendency among Sri Lankan Buddhists to embrace violence and hatred.
Sabrina from USA is visiting Bhutan and she is in love with the country. She blogs about her adventures and here is one post in which she describes how the birthday of the King of Bhutan is celebrated.
With the proliferation of mobile phone in marginal and underrepresented communities it is important for citizen journalists and activists to... More »
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That's a great list. Now that Afrigator is no more, how do we get another...
Three lower-finishing candidates challenged the election result and demanded a recount, that today was denied....
Hello Kasnar, I regret to say that those type of programmes are very common all over...
Wow!!. I'm an American and I do not speak Portuguese well if at all. ...
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I wish the youth all the best. We need more of this.
This is a great start…..
For those looking for information on the evolution of the conflict in Sri Lanka, check out the Peace and Conflict Timeline (PACT) at http://pact.lk
PACT is a participatory project aiming to collect and understand the many perspectives on the origins and manifestation of the Sri Lankan conflict through users’ engagement with the website.
We invite you to participate. Visit http://pact.lk
The PACT concept was recognised by the Society for New Communications research (SNCR), a global think tank, for its innovative use of new media.