So, Germanys to Blame for Putin. Really?
George Pagoulatos Opinion by George Pagoulatos (athens, greece) Wednesday, May 25, 2022 Inter Press Service ATHENS, Greece, May 25 (IPS) –
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Humanitarian Emergencies
Former Child Labourer Free Quality Education Key to Ending Child Labour
Lucky Agbavor survived child labour in Ghana and put himself through school by selling ice cream. The Pentecostal Church pays
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Ukraine to Set Record for US Security Assistance
Opinion by Elias Yousif (washington dc) Tuesday, May 24, 2022 Inter Press Service WASHINGTON DC, May 24 (IPS) – Less than
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Private Sector Needed as Addressing Education in Emergencies is Everyones Business
Director-General of Swiss Development Cooperation Patricia Danzi said the long-term education crisis also needed addressing, and private sector participation would
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A Sliver of Hope for Lebanon?
The economic and political crisis in Lebanon has left most households short on food. Now, the outbreak of war in
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What the Russian Invasion Means for Syria
Two boys collect fresh bread for their families at a bakery rehabilitated by WFP in Aleppo. Credit: WFP/Jessica Lawson. May
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Youth Demand a Voice in Call-To-Action on Child Labour
Nothing about us, without us, was a clear message at the 5th Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour
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Former Child Labourer, now Lawyer, Passes on the Light of Freedom to Others
Amar Lai, a former child labourer, is now a human rights lawyer and a trustee of the 100 Million Campaign.
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Debt Distress in Africa: Problems and Ways Forward
Danny Bradlow Opinion by Danny Bradlow, Magalie Masamba (pretoria, south africa) Thursday, May 19, 2022 Inter Press Service PRETORIA, South Africa,
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Technology for Tracing the Work of Child Labour Could Help End the Practice
A picture exhibited at the 5th Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour is taken from the book ‘Through
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