Anna-Catherine Brigida and Jessica Moulite LOS ANGELES — It’s 6:30 a.m. on a brisk weekday morning when Maribel’s alarm...
May 30, 2015
Far From Home: A brief history of Central American immigration to the US (VIDEO)
BY REBECCA GIBIAN LOS ANGELES — Reading the headlines and political declarations booming from America’s southern border last summer,...
May 22, 2015
How risk of deportation shadows immigrant families with undocumented members
Michele JohnsenLOS ANGELES — There is no mistaking it. Jorge, 22, and his sister Lupe, 18, are family. Gathering...
May 22, 2015
Mobile technology for Muslims is changing faith in Indonesia
By Riikka Haikarainen JAKARTA, Indonesia — Every morning, Juanita Vyatri wakes up at 4:30 a.m. in her home in Cibubur,...
May 11, 2015
Not all mosques welcome in Indonesia, world’s most populous Muslim-majority country
By Daina Beth Solomon DEPOK, Indonesia — A yellow placard hangs across the doorway of a mosque outside the...
May 11, 2015
Indonesian Christians pray in protest after government shuts down churches
By Anna Sterling and Daina Beth Solomon JAKARTA, Indonesia — On a recent Sunday in a sun-baked plaza between...
May 11, 2015
Heralded by the West as a model for tolerance, Indonesia squeezes religious minorities
JAKARTA, Indonesia — When US President Barack Obama met with freshly elected Indonesian President Joko Widodo last November,...
May 11, 2015
Q & A: How to end extreme poverty
BOSTON, Mass. — Countess Albina du Boisrouvray has been a chameleon in the professional world. A granddaughter of the...
May 07, 2015