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World News (Page 2)

November 5, 2024

Free Palestine, Free Speech: Dissent and Dialogue in Bucks County, Pennsylvania

“It’s not about me or my feelings,” said Bucks County Teacher Youssef Abdelwahab and sponsor of Central Bucks West High School's Muslim Student Association. “At the end of the day, these kids' voices are being silenced for presenting alternative views.”

By Genevieve Hartnett

Democrats Abroad Canada Yard Sign

October 24, 2024

Q&A with Jacob Wesoky, Executive Vice Chair of Democrats Abroad Canada

Volunteer Jacob Wesoky shares how Democrats Abroad is mobilizing Americans living in Canada to get out and vote.

By Emilie Matthews

Marco Aleman talking to a group

October 13, 2024

Qatar Joins The Madrid Protocol Bolstering Intellectual Property Protections

Marco Aleman (WIPO) spoke to the Click after Qatar succeeded in joining the Madrid Protocol

By Abdullah Almulla

A dirt road in Honduras south.

August 14, 2024

In Honduras, Empty Promises and a Deteriorated Road

For six years, Honduran Congressman Fabricio Sandoval has been promising to repair a critical, three-mile road in southern Honduras. The road is still a hazard.

By Cristiano Vásquez

woman bundling rice in Thailand

May 10, 2024

Clouds Gather Over Thai Rice Fields as a New Generation of Farmers Digs In

In Khon Kaen, Thailand men and women from farming communities must move off the farm for better pay and quality of life while they support their families' farm back home. 

By Wesley Sprouse

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