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Zambia's draft constitution asserts religious freedom and Christian identity

Paul Shalala | Friday, May 11, 2012
Zambia’s latest draft constitution has guaranteed freedom of worship and also maintained the 16-year-old declaration of the southern African country as a Christian nation.
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In this latest short documentary from our Africa Film Project, Yemi Kosoko, introduces us to a young man victimized by Nigerian government security forces.

Should reporters carry guns?

Philippines | Press Freedom
A proposed law aims to arm lawyers, accountants, accredited media practitioners, bank tellers, clergy, doctors and engineers following wave of targeted killings.
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Baby Lyn Cacho Resulta | Friday, May 4, 2012

Religion news deja vu in 2012

North America | Media & Religion
The question I keep asking is this: Why don't more editors hire pros to cover such a pivotal issue in national and international news?
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Terry Mattingly | Tuesday, April 24, 2012

TMP contributor takes reporting prize

Africa | Health & Well Being
Comfort Mussa, a regular contributor to the TMP web site, recently won first prize in the Excellence in Epilepsy Award 2011.
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Arne H. Fjeldstad | Thursday, April 12, 2012

Buddhist monks are political force

Burma | Religion & Politics
Though they have no formal political power, Burma's religious leaders shape the political system through their extraordinary influence on citizens.
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Saw Yan Naing | Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Reporting on Cameroon's widowhood rites

Africa | Gender & Religion
Yvonne Chi tells us more about her ongoing interest in the issue of oppressive widowhood rituals in Cameroon, a topic she first reported on in 2010.
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Arne H. Fjeldstad | Friday, April 6, 2012

Life's good in Chile. Why the protests?

South America | Economy & Society
The country's macroeconomic indices are excellent, but the lived reality is, unfortunately, very different.
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Mauricio Avila | Thursday, April 5, 2012
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