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by Jorge Rivas on January 25 2012, 2:15PM
The Sundance Institute’s Jury Prize in Short Filmmaking was awarded to “Fishing Without Nets” — a story of pirates in Somalia, told from the perspective of the pirates themselves.
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U.S. Somalis Can’t Support Families During Famine, Thanks To Anti-Terror Laws
by Channing Kennedy on December 16 2011, 9:42AM
A single small bank in Minneapolis has been the only way for many U.S. Somali immigrants to send money home. Now, community organizers like Hassan Warsame are fighting to keep its program running.
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K’Naan Returns to Somalia After Two Decades
by Jorge Rivas on August 23 2011, 1:19PM
The Somali-Canadian rapper was greeted enthusiastically by people in his struggling homeland..
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Famine Devastates Somalia in the Shadow of U.S. Domination
by Michelle Chen on August 10 2011, 9:45AM
The now-famished nation has long lived with well-fed wars and an overbearing U.S. presence that has eroded the institutional foundations it purports to rescue.
Topics: Global Affairs, Global Justice
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