Baher Mohamed: My 1,124 hours of solitary confinement in prison
Al Jazeera's Baher Mohamed reflects on his time in a brutal Egyptian prison and promises to keep campaigning for those still in jail.
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Bosnia 1992: The Omarska Camp
Survivors tell chilling stories of their incarceration at the start of the Bosnian War.
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How to deal with Kibera's 'flying t...
Streets in the Nairobi slum are littered with human waste, prompting locals to develop innovative...
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Teaching Pakistan's Poor how to Read
For the past three decades Pakistani firefighter Mohammed Ayub has been quietly working in his...
Kenya's slum DJ shows us around Kibera
Abdullah 'Dallas' Mussa walks us through the trials and tribulations of life as a slum journalist.
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William Bourdon: PLAAF aims to support whistle-blowers
Whistle-blowers in Africa under threat have little legal protection, says lawyer representing Assange, Snowden and more.
What is UNESCO-Al Jazeera's Journalism Matters project?
Given the increased targeting of reporters and changing media landscape, it is time to discuss the state of journalism.
Double standards: Do all journalist lives matter?
Little attention is paid to reporters from the Global South who are killed, abused, or left stranded by foreign media.
Looking back: A year in human rights
The UN observes Human Rights Day on December 10 as a way to commemorate the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights , but for us at Al...
Being African in India: 'We are seen as demons'
'I speak Hindi and always laugh. But when I offer biscuits to the neighbours' children, they don't accept.'
