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Dyeing processes typically involve over 1,600 different chemicals: drying textiles at a factory in Bangladesh.

Serious health hazards

Consumers need better information concerning toxic chemicals

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by Olga Speranskaya
Islam is part of Germany: Muslims break their fast at the Turkish-Islamic DITIB mosque in Göttingen in 2012.

Turkish immigrants

Divided community with identity problems

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by Timur Tinç

Sanitation

Clean water, clean contracts

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by Raphael Mweninguwe
Argentina legalised abortion at the end of 2020, so fewer women will die because of illegal surgery: activists celebrating in Buenos Aires.

Blog

More things Eva von Redecker misunderstands

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by Hans Dembowski
In the eyes of the women concerned, garment production is not merely exploitation.

Blog

Von Redecker’s “revolution promoting life” is a distraction

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by Hans Dembowski

Climate protection

UNEP sees climate opportunities in pandemic-related stimulus

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by Katja Dombrowski
A famous Burundian living abroad is the singer Khadja Nin, who lives in Belgium and was photographed here at the Cannes Film Festival in 2018.

Burundi

Burundi’s diaspora and its remittances are largely unknown

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by Mireille Kanyange
Belgian soldiers patrolling a Christmas fair in Brussels after terror attacks of 2015.

Relevant reading

The Middle East and the challenge to the west

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by Dagmar Wolf

Stillbirths

A question of life and death

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by Jeffrey Moyo
Jeffrey Moyo
Daisy Tanja Scheffler (second from right) speaks with students attending a workshop on media skills that was organised by Future of Ghana and financed by the Telekom foundation.

Organisation

Making Black people visible and strong

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by Daisy Tanja Scheffler
by Claudia Isabel Rittel
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