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Life after: Escaping the Taliban Sara Wahedi was just four when she was forced to flee Afghanistan. She now works to hold regimes accountable via technology Peace Politics Society World
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Israel-Palestine: the bereaved parents bringing hope to a divided land United by loss, bereaved Palestinians and Israelis are turning pain into purpose, aiming to build peace where politics has failed Peace Politics Society World
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Life after: Being a leader in the far right For almost two decades, Nigel Bromage was a key figure in the British far right. What made him leave his hate-filled path? Lifestyle Peace Politics Society UK
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Learning by lamplight, against the odds: photo depicts ‘safety’ for child refugee What does safety mean when home is a refugee camp? A Kenyan photographer captures a child who is learning, dreaming and hoping, despite fear Arts Culture Peace Society World Youth
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Processing grief: how photography is helping Gazan refugees rebuild their lives A poignant photo series has given refugee children from Gaza an outlet to express their emotions – and share their hopes and dreams Arts Culture Lifestyle Peace Society World
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A fresh jump at childhood: Ghana’s safe house for trafficking survivors A home rescues trafficked child slaves and rehabilitates them. Founded by a former child slave, his story is as inspiring as it is shocking Health Peace Society World
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