Charlene Rodrigues
@bbcworldservice | Writer, Producer, Used to live in Yemen | Shortlisted for Amnesty Media Awards 2023I @JSchofieldTrust Fellow 2023I views mine
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May 21, 2024 |
english.alaraby.co.uk | Charlene Rodrigues
On a cold February morning in Rafah, Baraa Shaheen found his six-year-old brother, Nael, quivering under a truck, waiting to be run over. Two days earlier, the house next to their tent had been bombed, scattering their family of seven. In a light blue ragged t-shirt and trousers, Nael lay emaciated, dazed, and confused, pleading for his parents. He told Baraa he wanted to die so he could join his family, whom he thought had died.
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Sep 22, 2023 |
em.com.br | Charlene Rodrigues
Cassiana Lima CardosoESPECIAL PARA O EM“Sou poeta menor, perdoai”, escrevia o poeta de Pasárgada em versos endereçados ao pai, que o queria arquiteto, no belo poema “Testamento”, publicado no livro “Lira dos Cinquent’anos”, em 1940. Nesse poema, bem de acordo com seu olhar acurado para as miudezas do cotidiano, o escritor, que compôs a tríade dos poetas mais destacados da fase heroica do modernismo - sendo os outros Mario e Oswald de Andrade - faz um balanço poético de sua trajetória.
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Aug 14, 2023 |
news.nestia.com | Charlene Rodrigues
Image source, Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC)/ AFP Image caption, In the past four decades, more than 64,000 people have been killed after stepping on landmines in Cambodia By Charlene Anne Rodrigues BBC News A high school in north-eastern Cambodia has been forced to close temporarily after thousands of unexploded munitions were discovered. ……
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Aug 14, 2023 |
rsn.org | Charlene Rodrigues
US health officials are investigating the death of a three-year-old Venezuelan girl travelling with her parents on a bus carrying asylum seekers from Texas to Chicago. Thousands of migrants have been sent from Texas to Democratic Party-run US cities under a controversial scheme. The girl was taken to a hospital in southern Illinois and pronounced dead on Thursday. Texas officials confirmed her death on Friday, but did not share more details.
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Aug 13, 2023 |
msn.com | Charlene Rodrigues
A high school in north-eastern Cambodia has been forced to close temporarily after thousands of unexploded munitions were discovered. Cambodia remains one of the world's most heavily mined countries, 48 years after the end of its brutal civil war. At that time, the Queen Kosomak High School in Kratie province was being used as a military station. Photos show tons of rusty explosives neatly stacked in rows, with grenades and anti-tank launchers among them.
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