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A five-year-old girl sits in her wheelchair in the courtyard of the Aberdeen Women's Center, one year after a sexual assault that her family says left her paralysed, in Freetown, Sierra Leone February 7, 2019 (REUTERS/Cooper Inveen)
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February 19, 2019

Why has Sierra Leone declared rape a national emergency?

Declaration by country's president throws spotlight on 'scourge' of abuse suffered by women and girls that often goes unreported to police.
(REUTERS/RUPAK DE CHOWDHURI)
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February 18, 2019

Will India trade privacy for protection?

Critics say the Indian government’s plan to curb the spread of misinformation online could lead to censorship.
Former Nigerian minister and activist Obiageli Ezekwesili speaks in Abuja, Nigeria, February 4, 2019. Ezekwesili was the most well-known female candidate for president. She withdrew from the race in late January. (REUTERS/AFOLABI SOTUNDE)
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February 14, 2019

Why aren't more women in Nigerian politics?

The Stream speaks to aspiring politicians about getting into government and the 2019 election.
Young men and boys wait by a truck in the Muna Garage area on the outskirts of Maiduguri, Nigeria February 16, 2017 (REUTERS/Paul Carsten)
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February 13, 2019

#NigeriaDecides2019: Can young people get a voice?

The Stream considers how people in one of the world's youngest countries can be heard in an election dominated by veterans.
(PHOTO BY CHRISTOPHER BANKS)
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February 12, 2019

Shame 2.0: Why does the Israeli state want to censor art?

Actors Einat Weizman, Morad Hassan, and Colleen Delany join The Stream to discuss the challenges of political theatre.
Close up of woman's pregnant stomach (GETTY/JOSE LUIS PELAEZ INC)
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February 11, 2019

What’s killing pregnant black women in the US?

Black women are three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes in the US than their white counterparts.
Demonstrators wave Iran's flag and hold up a picture of supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei during a ceremony to mark the 33rd anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, in Tehran's Azadi square February 11, 2012 (REUTERS/Raheb Homavandi)
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February 7, 2019

The Islamic Republic at 40: What does the future hold for Iran?

Leaders face a challenge to live up to the ideals of the 1979 revolution as Iranians voice discontent at government.
In this Jan. 10, 2019 photo, Rildo Anjos, owner of the Calibre 12 gun club, fires his pistol during a practice session at the club in Sao Goncalo, Brazil. (AP/LEO CORREA)
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February 6, 2019

Will arming Brazilians make the country safer?

Domestic violence survivors campaign against Bolsonaro's gun law proposals.
(GETTY/HANNAH FOSLIEN)
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February 5, 2019

#NotYourMascot: Why do racist mascots still exist?

Native American activists weigh in on offensive stereotypes in US sport.
CDHS from Lyon in France, center for Health and Prevention. The compulsory vaccinations (diphtheria, tetanus and polio) are done free of charge, as well as certain recommended vaccinations (measles, mumps, whooping cough) GETTY/UNIVERSAL IMAGES GROUP
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February 4, 2019

Are anti-vaxxers making us ill?

The Stream also looks at UAE cyber spying and the #WhereIsHoda campaign.
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