When millions of Egyptians rose up against Hosni Mubarak one year ago today — January 25, 2011 —...
Jul 25, 2012
Damming the future? Livelihoods at stake on Mekong River
By Samantha Page NONGKHAI PROVINCE, Thailand and XAYABURI PROVINCE, Laos — Although his family has lived for generations...
Jul 25, 2012
From New York to Cape Town, AIDS fight personal for mentoring mothers
CAPE TOWN, South Africa — There are tens of thousands of stories about the rapid expansion of community...
Jul 22, 2012
HIV outreach workers see uncertain future in Cape Town
CAPE TOWN, South Africa — Nozi Samela may be the face of the future fight against AIDS. Vibrant,...
Jul 22, 2012
Mexico City: A union dismantled, with gruesome results
By Simeon Tegel MEXICO CITY, Mexico — Daniel Vazquez will never forget his last night at Luz y...
Jul 20, 2012
In Tanzania, HIV at a crossroads
by John Donnelly IRINGA, Tanzania – This ridge town is a stopping point for truckers headed to Malawi,...
Jul 17, 2012
Zimbabwe: A country left behind on AIDS surges ahead
by Farai Mutsaka and John Donnelly DUFUYA, Zimbabwe — Tendekai Sibanda, a single mother of two, starts her day...
Jul 11, 2012
Reporting in Myanmar, a test of new limits
By Hanna Ingber GlobalPost’s Hanna Ingber returned to Myanmar, where she lived for a year under the harsh...
Jul 06, 2012
Adult circumcision campaign fails in AIDS-plagued Swaziland
by Alex Duval Smith EZULWINI, Swaziland — At a working men’s bar in a down-at-the-heel part of town,...
Jul 05, 2012
Informal economy swallows Latin American workers
By John Otis GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala — Suleima Ojer has worked full time since she was 11. To...
Jul 03, 2012