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Bangladesh’s Dengue Outbreak Is a Test of Shared Humanity | Column
Bangladesh's dengue outbreak has passed 10,000 cases this year. This humanist column asks what we owe each other.
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Bangladesh's dengue outbreak has passed 10,000 cases this year. This humanist column asks what we owe each other.
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The DR Congo hunger emergency deepens as the WFP seeks $214 million; humanist solidarity means funding it, not looking away.
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Column: the Venezuela earthquake left 1.8 million needing aid, yet the relief appeal stays badly underfunded.
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Witch hunts still ruin lives across parts of Africa. A humanist column on why reason and rights must replace fear and accusation.
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Afghanistan's emergency leaves 21.9 million people needing aid. This humanist column argues the world cannot look away.
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Column: World Youth Skills Day is a reminder that wasted young potential is a moral failure we can still fix.
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Column: Europe heatwave deaths passed 1,300 in a record June. A humanist response means treating heat as the emergency it is.
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Column: The UN's hunger hotspots report flags 13 regions sliding toward famine. Only a third of priority food funding has arrived. That is a choice.
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Rohingya camp landslides killed 16 refugees in Cox's Bazar. A humanist column on why safer shelter is a moral obligation, not a budget line.
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Column: AI governance is now child protection. The UN warns that millions of children use AI daily while safeguards fail to keep pace.
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