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Citizens hold a banner reading "They will not steal our hope" as Archbishop of Santiago Ricardo Ezzati (not pictured) attends his religious service, July 25, 2018 (REUTERS/Ivan Alvarado)
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August 14, 2018

How can the Chilean Catholic Church ensure justice for sexual abuse survivors?

As prosecutors examine cases of historic mistreatment by members of the clergy, The Stream looks at prospects for reform within the church.
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August 13, 2018

Will Muslim American political candidates make mid-term history?

The Stream speaks with a few of the many Muslim Americans running for political office this year.
Part of the 2017 exhibit "Sing Our Rivers Red" by Navajo and Chicana artist Nanibah Chacon. The exhibit raised awareness for missing and murdered indigenous women. (ANDY CROSS/THE DENVER POST VIA GETTY IMAGES)
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August 9, 2018

What’s being done to prevent disappearances of Native American women?

In the US, cases of missing indigenous women often go unsolved and lack comprehensive record keeping.
Nigerian musician Femi Kuti performs at the Afrika Shrine in Lagos, Nigeria, July 3, 2018 (Ludovic Marin/Pool via REUTERS)
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August 8, 2018

One People One World: Femi Kuti's life in music and activism

Afrobeat legend joins The Stream to talk about his latest album and how he honours the legacy of his pioneering father.
People wait to check their names on the draft list at the National Register of Citizens (NRC) centre at a village in Nagaon district, Assam state, India, July 30, 2018. (REUTERS/STRINGER).
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August 6, 2018

#AssamNRC: Who is truly Indian?

As controversial registry could leave 4 million people in India stateless, we ask why.
A man holds a Remington handgun during the annual National Rifle Association (NRA) convention in Dallas, Texas, US, May 6, 2018 (REUTERS/Lucas Jackson)
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August 2, 2018

Should the US treat gun violence as a public health issue?

Medical professionals urge in-depth research into deaths and injuries from firearms.
(AP/RAMON ESPINOSA)
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August 1, 2018

Why is Guantanamo still open?

We ask why - years after 9/11 - people remain jailed despite never being charged with any crimes.
A woman casts her ballot as she votes in the country's general elections in Kwekwe, Zimbabwe, July 30, 2018. (REUTERS/PHILIMON BULAWAYO)
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July 31, 2018

#ZimbabweDecides2018: What's next for post-Mugabe Zimbabwe?

Millions turn out to vote in historic, close-run elections.
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Episode
July 30, 2018

Will Guyana's oil boom benefit the people?

Profits from massive oil reserves could potentially transform the country or lead to bigger problems.
(AFP/ARIF ALI)
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July 26, 2018

#PakistankoVoteDo: What’s next for Pakistan after elections?

Imran Khan's PTI party leads amid accusations of rigging.
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