Human Rights

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PART OF: Autoritários (Authoritarians)

'Autoritários' Episode 2: How Modi and His Party Fueled the Rejection of Muslims in India (Portuguese)

Multiple Authors

February 29, 2024
English

Pulitzer Center Update

Reporting Fellow Stories for Women's History Month 2024

Acid attack survivors advocate for new laws to end gender-based violence in Pakistan. Professional...

Jazmyn Gray
Pulitzer Center Alum

February 29, 2024
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PART OF: How Monoculture and Water Affect the Food and Health of Indigenous Populations on Bananal Island

'In Bananal, God No Longer Decides Whether There’s Water – Farmers and Agribusiness Do'

Multiple Authors

February 29, 2024
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PART OF: Between Scylla and Charybdis: The COVID-19 Struggle of Bhopal Gas Tragedy Survivors

Bhopal: A Tale of Two Tragedies

Pranab Chatterjee
2022 Reporting Fellow

February 28, 2024
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PART OF: Bangladesh: Emerging Environmental Wardship and Innovation

Bangladesh's Textile Industry at a Crossroads: Wages and Sustainability

Julia Manipella
2023 Reporting Fellow

February 28, 2024
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PART OF: Hunting in the Forest

Trophy Hunting Versus Baka Rights in Cameroon

Fanny Pigeaud
Rainforest Investigations Fellow

February 28, 2024
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Project

Hunting in the Forest

'Hunting in the Forest' stories will look at whether trophy hunting in the forests of the Congo...

Fanny Pigeaud
Rainforest Investigations Fellow

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Project

The Start-Up Busting the Voting Machine Monopoly

The voting machine industry is dominated by three companies. Spenser Mestel investigates whether...

Spenser Mestel
Grantee

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PART OF: The Start-Up Busting the Voting Machine Monopoly

A Transparent, Open-Source Vision for U.S. Elections

Spenser Mestel
Grantee

February 28, 2024
Event

Pulitzer Center Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital

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PART OF: Corporate Influence, Indigenous Rights, and the Battle for Silver in Guatemala

Controversial Canadian Silver Mine ‘Likely’ To Reopen in Guatemala Despite Opposition

Hayley Woodin Hastings
2022 Post-Grad Reporting Fellow

February 26, 2024
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PART OF: Our Green Future: Stories From the Coal Fields of Jharkhand

Can There Be a ‘Just Transition’ From India’s Coal Industry?

Pawanjot Kaur
Grantee

February 26, 2024