As more people in Kachin fall victim to drug abuse, Christian group Pat Jasan is taking matters into its own hands.
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A group of women who came together to promote inclusivity in a town troubled by racism say they now face bigger hurdles.
Fifteen years after riots pitted communities against each other, poverty is uniting residents of this English town.
How sanctions on the UK’s unemployed are creating an impoverished and desperate underclass.
Plagued by pollution, over-fishing and rapid development along the coast, Lebanon’s fishermen struggle to make a living.
![<p>Mahmoud Krombi, 25 is one of the younger fishermen working at the Daliyeh fishing port. (***)Even the seaweed [which is vital to trap fishing] is dying from pollution,(***) he said.</p>](/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/20149811172971674_8.jpeg?resize=270%2C180&quality=80)
While unexploded land mines still pepper many areas of Lebanon, amputees are rebuilding their lives.
In break from tradition, activists are training women seen as burden in textile and other craft production.
