AbsolutionGranta
The Delacorte Review
The Delacorte Review
A former child soldier in the Lord’s Resistance Army tells his story.
She Was Forced to Marry in Bangladesh. In Brooklyn, She Made Her Escape.The New York Times
For Muslim immigrants desperate to flee their abusers, there are almost no safe options. A community in Brooklyn organized to change that.
Can the president of Brazil jail the Intercept’s Glenn Greenwald for publishing leaks?Columbia Journalism Review
Drawing from private chats leaked to Glenn Greenwald, the reports tarnished Moro, once the face of an anti-corruption platform that helped boost President Bolsonaro into office. Greenwald now faces threats of jail time, in what has become Brazil’s first big test of legal freedom to publish leaks.
The Women-Led Opposition to Brazil’s Far-Right LeaderThe Atlantic
Jair Bolsonaro’s victory has sparked a resistance among women who see danger in his rise.
Alma Guillermoprieto on Latin America, editors, and how dance makes you a great writerColumbia Journalism Review
Alma Guillermoprieto, a Mexican journalist, on the immaterial essence of Latin America—its spiritual principles, moral nature, and emotional fervor.
Pakistan's child brides: suffering for others'crimes. Foreign Policy Magazine
Girls as young as 5 are still being forced into marriage in Pakistan to pay for honor debts.
Le Pakistan, pays où des fillettes de 5 ans sont mariées de force pour payer des dettes d'honneurSlate Magazine (in French)
The story of honor debts paid with offering young girls into marriage.
Country of GodForeign Policy Magazine
In long-Catholic Brazil, the burgeoning evangelical population has become a dynamic political force - and could even choose the country’s next president.