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Trapped in Gaza: Rafah Crossing Closed to Palestinians After Egyptian Pledge to Reopen It
Sharif Abdel Kouddous
Nicole Salazar
June 7, 2011
Egypt has sealed the Rafah border crossing in Gaza indefinitely, leaving many young Palestinians wondering if they will ever be allowed to leave.
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Untold Stories
Will Oil Mean Jobs?
Christiane Badgley
June 20, 2011
Ghanaians assumed new employment opportunities would arise after oil was discovered off shore several years ago, but thousands are still waiting for jobs to materialize. A local company recently held a graduation ceremony for 913 people trained in...
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Time
Fighting to Protect Colombia's Water Supply
Anna-Katarina Gravgaard
June 14, 2011
In Cogua, Colombia, some are asking the federal government to take action against the mining and agriculture that threaten the nation’s water supply.
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Untold Stories
Malaysia: Palm Oil and the Batek Negritos
James Whitlow Delano
June 14, 2011
As the palm oil industry continues deforestation in Malaysia, the Batek Negrito people’s natural environment is gradually being destroyed.
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Untold Stories
Malaysia: The Penan of Borneo
James Whitlow Delano
June 14, 2011
Gentle former nomads, the Penan are now on the frontline of a struggle to save the last unprotected rainforest of Sarawak in Malaysia.
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Untold Stories
Life in Northern Afghanistan as Taliban Take Control
Anna Badkhen
June 13, 2011
A glimpse into the life of Afghans as the Taliban take over their villages—swiftly, unchallenged, and barely noticed by the rest of the world.
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