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Interrupting racism in Korea
Can a three-letter word help us change our approach toward discrimination?
Getting in the room: The young women at the forefront of the battle for democracy and environmental justice in Brazil
“We’re all in the same boat, as climate change affects everyone, but very few have a life jacket.”
Who moved my copper?
Zambia is a case in point. In 2020, the south African country was found to be a debt defaulter. The amount in question was 17 billion USD. But why is this happening to a country rich in copper and cobalt, two of the world’s most sought after metals?
It’s The Little Things: Life as a visually impaired person in Nigeria
Despite the difficulties Nigerian society imposes on people with visual impairments, many lead everyday lives. But sighted people manage to make life unnerving for them. Obinna puts on a multicoloured striped shirt in his home office in Abuja as he explains what life as a blind person means to Unbias The News. Video by Muhammed Akinyemi. Obinna Ekujereonye lives in
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