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Senior Reporter

With over more than 6 years of writing obituaries for the local paper, Senior Reporter has a uniquely strong voice that shines through in his newest collection of essays and articles, which explores the importance we place on the legacy.

North Korea Defectors Live in Constant Fear of Deportation, Vulnerable to Human Trafficking

North Korea Defectors Live in Constant Fear of Deportation, Vulnerable to Human Trafficking

The journey of North Korean defectors to South Korea represents a desperate bid for freedom, but the challenges they face upon arrival paint a grim picture of the ongoing struggle for survival. Fleeing their homeland

A Global Call to Action: Insights from the Women’s Rights Summit

A Global Call to Action: Insights from the Women’s Rights Summit

They claim that discussions about women's rights are excluded from both current and former female prisoners. Due to this, there has been a dearth of funding and policy changes necessary to address the alarming rise

The Dangers of Transferring Cluster Munitions to Ukraine: A Reckless Move

The Dangers of Transferring Cluster Munitions to Ukraine: A Reckless Move

Concerns have been raised regarding the recent decision by President Joe Biden to deploy cluster bombs in Ukraine and about breaking with a well-accepted international standard. Around 120 nations have banned cluster munitions because of

Top 10 examples of Unjust Laws that need to change

Top 10 examples of Unjust Laws that need to change

Do you ever feel that this nation's laws are unfair? You're not alone, after all. Here in the United States, there are many instances of unfair legislation. Furthermore, entire systems might be unjust as well

Inadequate Measures: Bangladesh’s Failure to Protect Rohingya Refugees from Escalating Violence

Inadequate Measures: Bangladesh’s Failure to Protect Rohingya Refugees from Escalating Violence

Human Rights Watch recently brought attention to the rising violence that Rohingya refugees are experiencing in Bangladesh's camps. The organization draws attention to the insufficient steps the Bangladeshi government has made to safeguard these vulnerable

Los Desconocidos: The Migrant Quilt Project

Los Desconocidos: The Migrant Quilt Project

A project that is quietly weaving together stories of hope, despair, and resilience can be found in the center of a small town, tucked away from the bustling city lights. The Los Desconocidos quilt is

Tunisia Abandons Black Refugees and Migrants to a Harsh, Remote Militarized Zone

Tunisia Abandons Black Refugees and Migrants to a Harsh, Remote Militarized Zone

Tunisian security forces expelled hundreds of Black African refugees, migrants and asylum seekers, earlier this month, to a remote militarized zone between Tunisia and Libya where there is only hot sand and sea water.  The

Why migrant farm workers are rushing to this district in Telangana

Why migrant farm workers are rushing to this district in Telangana

Ram Tiwari from a remote place in Uttar Pradesh is well-versed in farming activities. But unable to find livelihood locally to support his family, he needed to migrate to Siddipet in Telangana, travelling around 1,500

Talks Resume Between Striking Dock Workers and Employers in Pacific Canada

Talks Resume Between Striking Dock Workers and Employers in Pacific Canada

According to a statement issued on Saturday by the British Columbia Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA), talks between striking dock workers and their employers in Pacific Canada have resumed after a four-day break. Federal mediators helped

Silent Suffering: The Plight of Afghan Women

Silent Suffering: The Plight of Afghan Women

The Taliban have taken another great step towards erasing women from public life by closing thousands of beauty salons across Afghanistan. Here are some other restrictions Afghan women face. According to Taliban decrees, thousands of