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Bangladesh, while seen nominally as a parliamentary democracy, is in reality largely governed by traditional customs and mores that define everyday social and political relations.

"A picture has the ability to speak to a broad spectrum of people that many other non-visual arts cannot reach." — Dr. Maher Abdel Mohsen, Aesthetics of the Image in Semiotics and Phenomenology

La pandemia del coronavirus es una situación inédita para la humanidad del siglo XXI, que ante los temores por el COVID-19 ha tenido diferentes respuestas, desde incertidumbre y escepticismo hasta miedo y desconfianza.

The media in Kenya is facing different pressures from different areas — legal threats, economic challenges, fluid audience behaviour and the COVID-19 pandemic. To establish how the media is coping (and could cope) in 2021 and beyond, Internews conducted an industry assessment. ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has raised existing prejudices in our communities. In some contexts, social networks are used to increase stigmatization and discrimination against migrants in the department of Nariño, in southern Colombia.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought existing prejudices to the surface in our communities, in some contexts, social media is being used to increase stigma and discrimination.

The pandemic continues to highlight that while the virus has touched almost every corner of the globe the impact has been far from uniform. As rich countries receive enough doses of vaccines to protect their citizens several times over, countries in the global south must ...

Evaluación Rápida del Ecosistema de Información  en Derechos de la comunidad venezolana migrante y retornada en Bogotá, Cúcuta y Maicao/Riohacha La Evaluación de Ecosistemas de Información (IEA) es un estudio diseñado para comprender la dinámica de transmisión, produc...

The COVID -19 pandemic is a unique global moment in many ways. First and foremost, this crisis has shed a harsh light on how many around the world have come to distrust information shared by ‘institutions’, on the pandemic and beyond, and on how little we understand about how...