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Thursday, June 20, 2013
Journalism and Communication for Global Change
Refugees of Libyan War Protest at World Social Forum
“We need a solution. The U.N. has created the problem, and they should do their work and fix it,” says Bright, a young Nigerian stuck in the Choucha refugee camp in Tunisia, a few kilometres from the Libyan border.
Arab Spring Shifts Focus of World Social Forum
The World Social Forum’s traditional focus on economic, political and social injustice caused by globalisation shifted towards the revolts and unrest of the Arab Spring, in the current edition of the global gathering in Tunisia.Women Using ICTs to Change the World
New technologies can transform society, and the role of women in using these tools to promote change was clearly seen at the first ICT Congress for Peace in this city in northern Spain.
Debt Swallows Everything in Spain
One of every three euros that the Spanish government plans to spend in 2013 will go to servicing the public debt.Millions of Jobless Desperate in Spain
The sun is shining in Spain as it does every summer. But millions of people in this crisis-stricken country are living in the shadow cast by Europe’s highest unemployment rate.
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