With the recent killing of aid worker, Kayla Mueller, it’s easy to wonder, “How safe am I?” Journalists and aid workers face increased threats from ISIS, which has been using high-profile kidnappings to further their cause. So which is really more dangerous, being an aid worker or a journalist?
“I earn about $10 a day. But even if I wanted another job, it’s hard. Let’s say you go around and pass out your C.
Most of the refugees from Syria are children. These kids work by collecting trash, begging on the streets or working on the black market.
Reporting from Gaziantep, Turkey. Marya looked me in the eye and told me her mom was dead. “Ölmüş,” she said, without a wisp of deceit.
A few months ago, I stood on a hillside in Petionville, Haiti, overlooking the small, green town below me. Most of the wooden buildings survived the earthquake in 2010, and from the hill, I could hear the church bell in the village square ringing out the hour. It was my first visit back to Haiti in 18 months and the reconstruction appeared to be making progress.
Full width featured post generally considered the most beautiful post in the Caribbean, Cartagena in Colombia grew unimaginably wealthy.
