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Earlier this month, a group of twenty-four Nubians, an ethnic minority indigenous to Upper Egypt, was arrested and held in detention, according to a recent report in Mada Masr.  The Nubians were arrested...

Nestled in the Lackawanna River Valley of northeastern Pennsylvania, Scranton has historically been an attractive place for new immigrants thanks to its once vibrant industries. Known colloquially as the...

Hundreds of thousands of Palestinian children in East Jerusalem, Gaza, and the West Bank returned to school in late August, but Israeli demolitions, access restrictions, and under-funding continue to have a...

On September 25, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in Iraq will hold an advisory referendum on independence for the de facto state. While the move represents an exciting step many Kurds have long hoped...

Testimonial narratives are an essential feature of intellectual life in post-totalitarian societies. Post-Soviet Eastern Europe, post-dictatorial Latin America, and post-Apartheid South Africa all witnessed a...