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Hugo Chavez’s Venezuela, Beyond the Façade
March 6, 2013 - No comment
With the death of Hugo Chavez, Venezuela is left in a state of contradiction with an uncertain future As he entered...
March 6, 2013 - No comment
With the death of Hugo Chavez, Venezuela is left in a state of contradiction with an uncertain future As he entered...
African Prisons: Hope for the Future?
July 19, 2012 - 2 Comments
As Africa improves its commerce and science sectors, social and penal reform are hugely lacking A legacy of despair African...
July 19, 2012 - 2 Comments
As Africa improves its commerce and science sectors, social and penal reform are hugely lacking A legacy of despair African...
Listening, Empowering & Transforming
January 30, 2010 - No comment
By Akeela Ahmed “Who can you turn to when no one else will hear? Like when you can’t tell your parents. Your siblings. And none of your friends will understand? I mean, I know Allah’s always there for us and yes He helps me, but who do you talk to?” (quote from a user of www.Muslimyouth.net). Unfortunately, this is something I hear everyday - a stark reality for thousands of young people who have reached out to organisations like the one I work for, Muslim Youth Helpline, for help....
January 30, 2010 - No comment
By Akeela Ahmed “Who can you turn to when no one else will hear? Like when you can’t tell your parents. Your siblings. And none of your friends will understand? I mean, I know Allah’s always there for us and yes He helps me, but who do you talk to?” (quote from a user of www.Muslimyouth.net). Unfortunately, this is something I hear everyday - a stark reality for thousands of young people who have reached out to organisations like the one I work for, Muslim Youth Helpline, for help....
