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A Self-made Man | Untold Stories
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A Skewed Glimpse of the World. Laquo; shell for Shell. A Fisherman without Fish. Most likely they’re exactly where we left them; in a terrible situation with slim chances of a better life. But from time to time we come across people who make it, against all odds. Abdullah Muhamed (32) is such a person. We saw him on our way to a meeting, downtown Port Harcourt. Please stop, I told the taxi driver, and pointed at Abdullah. I really need to speak to that guy! Abdullah excuses himself, and attends a custome...
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The Thief | Untold Stories
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A Skewed Glimpse of the World. Laquo; Girls Just Cannot Have Fun! A Day in the Life. The young man is struggling to get up on his elbow. His legs are tied and he is so badly beaten that every move he makes is painful. The crowd around him shows no empathy. A story normally has two or more sides, and this one is no exception. Here are the two versions we were presented, one by the accuser, and one by the accused. Khan Niual Malual (20). Peter Doc Wech (32). This entry was posted on January 14, 2015 at 21:...
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A Day in the Life | Untold Stories
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A Skewed Glimpse of the World. Laquo; The Thief. Time to Move On. A Day in the Life. It’s seven o’clock and Tierkidi refugee-camp is buzzling of early morning activity. It’s food distribution day, and Nyaboth (16) is patiently waiting for the queue in front of her to get smaller. No one knows the exact number of refugees in the Gambell-region. But we are at least looking at 250.000. More than a quarter of a million people who are dependent on the food that World Food Program is distributing. This entry w...
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Untold Stories | A Skewed Glimpse of the World | Page 2
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A Skewed Glimpse of the World. On January 8, 2015 by Otto von Münchow. We are not Charlie, and to be perfectly honest we didn’t even know Charlie existed until we managed to get online and read the internet papers this morning. The attack in Paris is not only an attack on a French paper; it is an attack on democracy. And as journalists we feel the terrorism in France also is aimed at us. What is journalism without the freedom of expression? And what is democracy without journalism? It’s striking how sile...
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