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Crises Conflicts

Crises & Conflicts
Community
Op-Eds

How Social Media Spurred Violence Against Rohingya in Myanmar

Alan Davis Asia & Eurasia Director, Institute for War & Peace Reporting

Anti-Muslim and anti-Rohingya hate speech has flourished in Myanmar in recent years, contributing to rising Islamophobia and threats against journalists reporting on it, says Alan Davis of the Institute for War & Peace Reporting, which has been documenting the problem.almost 3 years ago

Crises & Conflicts
Integration
Op-Eds

The Real Migrant Crime Wave: Mafia Exploitation of Migrants in Sicily

Hayden Ford Student, New School's Graduate Program in International Affairs

The Cosa Nostra has not only found ways to benefit monetarily from migrants, but has also integrated migrants into mafia-related criminal enterprises in Sicily, writes Hayden Ford of the New School’s Graduate Program in International Affairs. almost 3 years ago

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How Social Media Spurred Violence Against Rohingya in Myanmar

Alan Davis Asia & Eurasia Director, Institute for War & Peace Reporting

The Real Migrant Crime Wave: Mafia Exploitation of Migrants in Sicily

Hayden Ford Student, New School's Graduate Program in International Affairs

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