DIARY OF A MARTYR

“Wake up,” they said as their shredded tears fell on my shivering cold skin. Every sip we drink, every laugh we make, every breath we breathe, every step, our only friend and secret keeper all the way was death. As time passes slowly, as if you are paddling through water that is more viscid than it should be, feeling every detail of a death’s cruel spasm, something that cannot be touched; Approaches resembling confessions and recalls;My dear wife, we wedded four years ago, however, I do not reme

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AMID SPECULATION, SOUTH KOREA SAYS KIM JONG UN IS ‘ALIVE AND WELL’

Amid widespread rumors that North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un died or is critically ill following a heart procedure and possible leadership of his successor his sister, Kim Joy Young of the country,  South Korean officials announced:  North Korea’s leader: Kim Jong Un is alive and wellAccording to Moon Chung-in, South Korean President Moon Jae-in’s top foreign policy advisor Kim has been staying in North Korea’s Wonsan area since April 13 and said that there are no suspicious movements detected so

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A Symphony of Bullets, A Libyan Teen Writes
An illustration of "Tripoli the mermaid of the Mediterranean" symbol sitting proudly on the famous historical site The Red Castle "Alsarayya Al Hamra" in downtown Tripoli by pop artist Alla Budabbus

A Symphony of Bullets, A Libyan Teen Writes

This article was written by a Libyan teenager living in Tripoli, in which she describes the type of life she's experiencing. Beams of light radiate through the cracks of the…

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Behind the T-Shirts We Wear
The textile factory machines produce an intolerable degree of uproarious noise and piercing echoes at the working place of Sobuj (13 years old). Further suffering is endured from the excessive heat; a daily and miserable factor. Textile factory workers start their day at 8 AM and finish at 8 PM. During these working hours these children try to heal the pain of the noise and the heat by knowing that they will be rewarded with earnings of 1’200 taka per month (about US $15). Dhaka, Bangladesh

Behind the T-Shirts We Wear

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