Aug 31, 2017
I strongly suspect this quote is shockingly insightful and 100% what has happened.
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I strongly suspect this quote is shockingly insightful and 100% what has happened.
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Shanta Basnet sends her grandson off to school as her daughter and daughter-in-law look on in the remote village of Amppipal, Nepal. Just 15 miles from the epicenter of the 2015 earthquake, the Nepali village was badly damaged. The Basnet family now lives in a temporary shelter they made out of corrugated metal sheets and salvaged wood where they will be spending their second monsoon season. Reconstruction is slow as the government has stalled in distributing aid to both Kathmandu and the villages damaged near the epicenter.
Image and caption by Ann Hermes. Nepal, 2016.
For more of Ann’s reporting with journalist Michael Holtz and a broadcast for @pbsnewshour by Fred de Sam Lazaro and Richard Coolidge, visit the project, “Brick by Brick: Reforming South Asia’s Brick Kilns.”
Found this on The Arabist today and was especially struck by the following:
Professor Seif-Eddeen Fateen knew Egypt's education system was in crisis when he saw a billboard outside Cairo advertising two jobs: teachers and trash collectors. The salary for trash collectors was higher.
Read the rest here.
Kristen Chick breaks this up into five parts: Islam and the state, rights and freedoms, women, the military, and balance of power.
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Featured Photo Credit: Lyle Style
Original Article
Someone told me earlier today that Egypt had passed a law that men could have sex with dead wives, and for some reason that didn't seem to ring to true. A bit of reading up, and...yeah, not so much. Don't you love it when people take an extreme view and then ascribe it to a whole group? (No, not really.)
