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Jean-Claude Abalo
Jean-Claude Abalo is a journalist based in New-York, USA. Freelance Télévision Since March 2015: CEO and Producer at Europafrica+TV (Based in Brussels) – Editing and stand up Since March 2013: Film director and Netinfo.tv correspondent, (based in Paris-France) May - September 2013: ...
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Africa: The World Gathers This Week in New York
The UN General Assembly is set to discuss the reform of the Security Council, with a focus on granting Africa permanent seats and veto power. African leaders, including Gabon's Foreign Minister Michel Régis Onanga Ndiaye and Ghana's Rashid Pelpuo, emphasize the importance of veto rights for genuine participation in UN decisions. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa also supports this stance, highlighting the underrepresentation of Africa's 1.3 billion people. The upcoming negotiations are crucial for achieving equal rights for Africa in the UN.
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Gavin Blair
Experienced Japan-based journalist, work in print, radio and TV. Have reported on a wide range of topics for media around the world.
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Crime, Crazy Rich Rom-Coms, and More: Producer Janice Chua on Bringing Asian Stories to the World
Janice Chua, a Singaporean producer, has been instrumental in bringing Asian stories to a global audience. Inspired by films like 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,' she pursued a career in film, eventually working in Beijing and Hollywood. Her work includes projects like 'Crazy Rich Asians' and 'Taiwan Crime Stories.' Chua's career reflects her commitment to showcasing diverse narratives, and she continues to explore international co-productions, aiming to support new talent and tell impactful stories.
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Tina Charisma
Tina Charisma is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom.
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A Beginner's Guide To Modest Dressing
Modest fashion is gaining traction as a movement that emphasizes self-expression through understated yet powerful dressing. It transcends religious and cultural boundaries, offering a way for individuals to express their values and beliefs. The rise of hijabi models like Halima Aden and Mariah Idrissi is challenging beauty standards and promoting inclusivity in the fashion industry. The movement calls for greater representation and diversity in fashion campaigns, ensuring collections cater to various body types and cultural expressions. Influencers like Summer Albarcha, Hafsah Mohammed, and Khadija Mahmoud are pivotal in promoting modest fashion as a form of empowerment and identity. As global brands embrace modest fashion, it signifies a shift towards inclusivity and dispels misconceptions about its limitations, highlighting its creativity and diversity.
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Augusto Conconi
Augusto Conconi is a journalist based in São Paulo, Brazil.
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The most quilombola city in Brazil has communities on the sidelines of the electoral dispute
In Senhor do Bonfim, Bahia, the city with the largest quilombola population in Brazil, there is a significant underrepresentation of quilombola communities in local politics. Despite comprising a substantial portion of the population, no quilombola individuals have been elected as mayor, vice-mayor, or council members. The community is striving for political representation to influence public policy, with figures like Valmir dos Santos, known as Valmir Quilombola, advocating for change despite previous unsuccessful election bids.
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Isabella Cota
Isabella Cota is a freelance journalist based in Ciudad de México, Mexico. As a former Bloomberg Correspondent she has covered Latin America's most exciting business, financial, political and social stories. She was previously with Reuters and has collaborated with The Guardian, BBC Mundo, NPR and ...
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López Obrador asks the richest businessmen to speak about overrepresentation in Congress
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has urged Mexico's wealthiest businessmen to publicly express their views on the potential reduction of seats for his party, Morena, and its allies in Congress. This debate centers on the constitutional interpretation of legislative overrepresentation, with a ruling from the Electoral Tribunal expected soon. The business sector, represented by the Consejo Coordinador Empresarial, has expressed concerns about disproportionate representation affecting democratic decision-making. López Obrador specifically called on prominent figures like Carlos Slim and Ricardo Salinas Pliego to voice their opinions directly. The situation has created tension between the government and the private sector, with implications for proposed constitutional reforms and the balance of power in Mexico.
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Vivienne Dovi
Vivienne Dovi is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom.
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Meet the Black travel groups promoting community while exploring the outdoors
Black travel groups are reshaping the narrative of outdoor exploration by fostering community and inclusivity. Soft Life Ski, Black Girls Hike U.K., Black Unity Bike Ride, and Black Scottish Adventurers are leading initiatives to break stereotypes and create welcoming spaces for Black individuals in activities like skiing, hiking, and cycling. These groups are not only promoting representation but also building strong communities, challenging societal norms, and inspiring new generations to embrace outdoor adventures. Their efforts have been recognized and supported by various organizations, highlighting the importance of diversity and inclusion in outdoor spaces.
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Sabrina Fearon-Melville
Sabrina Fearon-Melville is an arts and culture journalist based in London, United Kingdom. She completed an undergraduate degree in International Relations at Coventry University. Her final dissertation was in Anti-Human Trafficking Policies across the UK and the Caribbean as she is passionate ...
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Unpacking Hollywood's Sequel Epidemic
Hollywood's increasing focus on sequels is criticized for stifling original ideas and exacerbating racial representation issues, particularly for Black filmmakers. Despite some diversity initiatives, the industry's preference for sequels with white origins limits opportunities for Black stories. The article highlights instances of racism faced by Black actors in major franchises and calls for more artist involvement in decision-making to balance profit motives with artistic integrity.
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Clara Gregoire
Clara Grégoire is a freelance journalist based in Brussels, Belgium. After specialising in international journalism in France (Ecole Supérieure de Journalisme de Lille), she returned to her native country, where she now covers European affairs and Belgian news for various media.
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Arrival of the Palestinian Olympic Delegation in Paris: 'We Want to Be Treated Like Everyone Else'
The Palestinian Olympic delegation arrived in Paris for the upcoming Olympic Games, aiming to use the event as a platform to raise awareness about the conflict in Gaza. Despite the challenges, including the ongoing war and lack of international recognition, the athletes and officials, led by Jibril Rajoub, emphasize the importance of their participation as a message to the global community. The delegation, consisting of eight athletes across six disciplines, seeks to highlight the need for equal treatment and human rights, while also calling for the exclusion of Israel from the Games due to alleged violations of the Olympic truce.
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Heba Hashem
Heba Hashem is a seasoned freelance journalist with over 15 years of experience in the media industry, adept in both Arabic and English. Based between Dubai, UAE, and Niagara Falls, Canada, she has honed her skills in a variety of sectors, including real estate, logistics, retail, finance, and ...
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Why Muslim-centric video games are a mine of gold
The article discusses the underrepresentation of Muslims in the global video game industry, despite the significant number of Muslim gamers worldwide. It highlights the potential for Muslim-centric games to appeal to both Muslim and non-Muslim audiences, emphasizing the need for authentic representation and the involvement of Muslim developers. The piece critiques the industry's reliance on orientalist tropes and calls for more funding and trust in Muslim talent to create diverse and engaging narratives. Examples of games with varying degrees of Muslim representation are provided, illustrating both progress and ongoing challenges.
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Peony Hirwani
Peony Hirwani is an accomplished journalist, explorer, traveller, and speaker. Living in three completely different parts and cultures of this world; Europe, the Middle East, and Asia in the past four years, Hirwani works to capture and write about stories that inspire and matter in this day and ...
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Hanumankind is Just Getting Started
Hanumankind, an Indian hip-hop artist, has achieved unprecedented success with his track 'Big Dawgs,' which has topped charts globally, including in India and the US. His unique background, having spent formative years in the US, influences his music style, setting him apart in the Indian music scene. Signed with Def Jam India, his success marks a significant breakthrough for English-language Indian music. Hanumankind's collaborations, particularly with producer Kalmi, have been pivotal. He is also set to make his acting debut in a Malayalam film, showcasing his versatility. His journey highlights the potential for cultural unity through music.
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Nusaiba Ibrahim
Nusaiba Ibrahim is a freelance journalist and researcher based in Kano Nigeria. She is also a professional brand manager, a highly decorated content writer and copy editor.
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A conversation with Dr Yemisi Akinbobola on ''TVC Breakfast''
Dr Yemisi Akinbobola, a Senior Lecturer and Co-Founder of African Women in Media, discussed the gender gap in media representation on TVC's Breakfast Show. She highlighted AWiM's efforts to amplify women's voices and address the roles and opportunities available to women in media. Anikeade Funke Treasure, a media trainer, joined the conversation, attributing under-representation to the 'Male Gaze theory'. Both emphasized the need for increased representation and empowerment of women in media.
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Myjanne Jensen
Myjanne Jensen is a journalist based in Mangōnui, New Zealand.
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James Meager and Tamatha Paul discuss what it’s like being a Māori MP in 2024
James Meager and Tamatha Paul, both Māori MPs, share their experiences and perspectives on being Māori in New Zealand's political landscape. Meager, a National MP, discusses his upbringing and challenges the notion of political ownership over Māori identity. Paul, a Green MP, emphasizes her curiosity and activism, highlighting the importance of representation and connection for urban Māori. Both MPs reflect on their personal journeys and the significance of their roles in Parliament.
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Karin Johansson
Karin Johansson is a journalist based in Cape Town, South Africa with more than 23 years’ experience covering financial news, lifestyle and entertainment and current affairs across all forms of media including broadcast, print and digital. Most notably, she's been instrumental in the inception and ...
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Colorful Women Highlighted in Black and White
An art exhibition titled 'Tre tiders porträtt' at Galleri Kattens in Strömsund showcases black-and-white portraits of women, interspersed with paper flowers. Photographer Karin Nilsén Andersson focuses on women in their 70s, aiming to highlight ordinary women who are often overlooked in favor of younger, more active representations. The exhibition features portraits of 13 local women, including a former teacher and a midwife.
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Simran Kathuria
Simran Kathuria is an Ireland-based freelance Journalist writing news-feature stories for National Irish and other International Publications. Her recent write-ups have been published in Euro News, The Irish Times, The Irish Examiner, and The Hindu. She moved to Dublin in 2022 to pursue MA in ...
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We can do better: Sinéad O’Connor waxwork pulled after public outcry
The National Wax Museum Plus has decided to remove the waxwork of Sinéad O’Connor after public criticism, including from her brother John O’Connor, who described it as 'hideous' and 'inappropriate'. The museum director, Paddy Dunning, acknowledged the feedback and announced plans to create a more accurate representation of the late singer. The decision reflects the museum's commitment to meeting high standards and honoring O’Connor's legacy.
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Joe Lo
Joe Lo is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom who is available to cover any event in London but specialises in politics and football.
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Bigger share of COP29 badges for Global South NGOs to push ‘more diverse voices’, upsets rich-country groups
The UN climate change body is allocating more COP29 attendance badges to NGOs from developing countries to ensure diverse voices at the summit. This decision, aimed at addressing the historical imbalance in global representation, has been welcomed by Global South campaigners but has disappointed some groups from industrialized nations. The UNFCCC's move reflects the need for the COP process to represent communities worldwide affected by the climate crisis. Mohamed Adow from Power Shift Africa supports the fairer distribution of badges, emphasizing the importance of including those most vulnerable to climate impacts.
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Peter Mwaura
Peter Mwaura is a versatile freelance journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, specializing in text, video, and photojournalism. His portfolio includes the comprehensive documentation of project stories in video and print formats, primarily for World Vision Kenya—a prominent international Christian-...
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Reporting inspiring stories about Kenyan immigrants in the States
The article highlights the inspiring story of Huldah Momanyi Hiltsley, the first Kenyan-born member of the Minnesota House of Representatives, emphasizing her role as a trailblazer for Kenyan immigrants in American politics. It contrasts this positive narrative with negative stereotypes often portrayed in media about African immigrants, urging for balanced reporting. The piece underscores the resilience and determination of immigrants, while critiquing media narratives that perpetuate stigma and generalizations about immigrant communities.
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Eda Narin
Eda Narin is a journalist based in Istanbul, Turkey.
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Germany Talks About This Photo! 'Politics Made by Men for Men'... WHERE ARE THE WOMEN?
In the recent German elections, the center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) secured 28% of the votes, while the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) doubled its previous results with 20%, raising concerns about the rise of the far-right. The Social Democratic Party (SPD), led by Olaf Scholz, experienced its worst performance with 16%, with Scholz accepting responsibility. Coalition talks have begun between the CDU, CSU, and SPD. A photo shared by Markus Söder, showing CDU and CSU leaders without women, sparked social media criticism about gender representation in politics.
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Zachary Rosen
Zachary Rosen is a multimedia producer based in Washington, United States of America. He works with digital video and analog/digital photography for documentary projects.
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Zau is a mirror
Tales of Kenzera: Zau, developed by Surgent Studios and led by Abubakar Salim, is a video game that explores grief through a rich narrative inspired by Bantu folklore. Despite its critical acclaim and cultural significance, the game faces a boycott from a right-wing faction due to its association with Sweet Baby Inc., a diversity consulting agency. This has led to poor sales and layoffs at Surgent Studios, highlighting a culture war in the gaming industry. The game is celebrated for its representation of African cultures and languages, offering a unique and heartfelt gaming experience.
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Yelena Sargsyan
As an accomplished journalist with over five years of experience, I am deeply committed to shedding light on pressing women's rights and social issues through compelling storytelling. I am equally proficient as a multimedia specialist, with a passion for crafting engaging narratives through various ...
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The Yerevan BookFest: A mirror of Armenian literary culture
The Yerevan BookFest, now in its seventh year, has become a significant cultural event in Armenia, attracting 20,000 visitors and featuring 200 writers and 45 publishing houses. The festival aims to expand internationally and address issues such as gender representation and regional inclusivity. Despite its success, the festival faces criticism for its perceived focus on profit and limited representation of women writers. Organizers plan to address these concerns by expanding the festival to regions outside Yerevan and fostering a culture of book donation. The event reflects broader socio-cultural dynamics in Armenia, highlighting the need for self-criticism and reflection.
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Charlie Smith
An enthusiastic | driven | creative media communications professional who thrives under pressure. 7 years experience in sports production | design and BAFTA-winning broadcast media. Focussed on producing engaging content to attract viewers. Proficient Premier pro | Adobe creative and EVS.
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VAFF 2024 opener Extremely Unique Dynamic tells nuanced tale of friendship between actors portrayed by Ivan Leung and Harrison Xu
Extremely Unique Dynamic, a film by Harrison Xu, Ivan Leung, and Katherine Dudas, will open the Vancouver Asian Film Festival. The movie explores the friendship between two young filmmakers, Ryan and Daniel, portrayed by Xu and Leung, respectively. It delves into themes of Asian representation, friendship, and authenticity, highlighting the challenges and evolution of Asian roles in Hollywood. The film is a meta-cinematic piece reflecting the creators' real-life experiences and aims to showcase diverse Asian characters. Xu and Leung's collaboration stems from their shared experiences in the film industry, emphasizing the need for more nuanced Asian representation.
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Danielle Stescki
Award-winning producer with strong skills in social media, videography and non-linear editing. Experience in studio and field productions. Over 7 years of experience as producer, writer, videographer, non-linear editor and director. Familiar with web development.
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Fala África: Women in Parliament—The Challenge of Representation and Equality
Graça, a former deputy and ex-president of the Rede de Mulheres Parlamentares de Cabo Verde, shares insights on enhancing women's presence in parliament and influencing political decisions. She emphasizes the importance of creating fairer laws and budgets and ensuring women's voices are heard within political parties.
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Jason Strother
Jason Strother is an American journalist who's been based in Seoul, South Korea since 2006. When news breaks Jason goes live on television and radio with international outlets including the BBC, CBC, France 24 and DW. Jason is a frequent contributor to the US public radio program PRI's The World ...
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Big Ocean Breaks Barriers as the First K-pop Group Whose Members Are Hard of Hearing
Big Ocean, the first K-pop group with members who are deaf or hard of hearing, is breaking barriers in the music industry. Formed by PARASTAR Entertainment, the group uses specialized equipment to perform and has trained extensively in various sign languages. Exempt from South Korea's mandatory military service due to their disabilities, the members are focusing on their music and language skills. They aim to expand their group by inviting other deaf and hard of hearing K-pop enthusiasts to audition, emphasizing their desire to normalize and represent the deaf community in media.
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Andreas Thomas
Andreas Thomas is a journalist based in Windhoek, Namibia, specialising in politics, news, culture, science, business, and environmental issues. He produces engaging news and feature articles, showcasing a deep understanding of Namibia’s socio-political landscape and global influences. As a skilled ...
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Security Council seat meaningless without veto power
The US proposal to support two new permanent seats on the UN Security Council without veto power is criticized as a disingenuous attempt to maintain Africa's marginalization. Former Namibian ambassador Kaire Mbuende and former UN assistant secretary general Tuliameni Kalomoh express concerns over the dual-class membership system and view the proposal as an appeasement strategy amid rising anti-American sentiment in Africa. The African Union's Ezulwini Consensus calls for equal representation with veto power, highlighting the ongoing debate over Security Council reform.
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Will Tizard
Will Tizard is a travel and business journalist and documentarian based in Prague, Czech Republic. He covers the film sector in Central and Eastern Europe for Variety and writes about the arts and culture for Time Out, National Geographic guides and Louis Vuitton. With more than 20 years' ...
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Camerimage Founded to Honor Those ‘Who Are Overlooked,’ Says Festival Director at Opening Ceremony
The 32nd EnergaCamerimage festival opened in Torun, Poland, amidst controversy over comments by director Marek Żydowicz, who suggested that increased representation of women in the festival could lead to mediocrity. This sparked backlash from organizations like Women in Cinematography and the British Society of Cinematographers, who criticized the remarks as misogynistic. Żydowicz defended his comments as misunderstood. The festival's jury, led by Cate Blanchett, expressed support for meaningful discussions. The opening ceremony featured awards and presentations, with notable figures like Marina Abramović and Hiroyuki Sanada receiving honors. The controversy led to Steve McQueen canceling his visit and Coralie Fargeat withdrawing her film from the festival.
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David Walsh
David Walsh is a journalist based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
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How I opened my mind and learnt to love the darts
The article explores the cultural significance of darts, highlighting its appeal as a sport that showcases real working-class stories. It discusses the emotional moments at the PDC World Championships, particularly focusing on Cameron Menzies and Leonard Gates. The narrative also delves into the history and impact of darts in Stoke-on-Trent, described as the 'Barcelona for darts,' and reflects on the personal journey of the author in appreciating the sport. The piece contrasts the authenticity of darts with the perceived theatrics in football, advocating for a broader acceptance of the sport's unique drama.
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