11Apr2014 | International Day for Street Children: If the Whole World was Listening, What Would You Say? Consortium for Street Children This year, the fourth International Day for Street Children will take place on 12th April, providing a platform for millions of street children around the world to speak out so that their rights cannot be ignored. |
11Apr2014 | Climate Change May Affect Your Travel Plans - and Those of Millions of Animals Inter Press Service The United Nations' Dr. Bradnee Chambers describes the effects that climate change-related extreme weather events will have on the travels plans of both people and animals. |
11Apr2014 | NGOs Promote Common Front Against Mexico's Criminalization of Protest Proceso Civil organizations announced the creation of a Front for the Freedom of Expression and Social Protest, as the start of the social media campaign #QueNoTeApaguen with the goal of making the citizens aware of their right to dissent. |
11Apr2014 | Jose Antonio Vargas Film 'Documented' Aims to Change Minds About Immigration The Huffington Post “Documented†tells Vargas's own story against the backdrop of Washington's stalled immigration debate to highlight the pain of family separation and the frustration of unrealized potential weighing on the estimated 11.7 undocumented immigrants living in the U.S. |
11Apr2014 | Mexican Police Issue 'Ransom Ware' Virus Warning The Associated Press Police in Mexico City have issued a warning about a new type of "ransom ware" virus that can take over computers' cameras and make the user think they are under surveillance. |
11Apr2014 | Cancellation of Mexican Wind Farm Highlights Flaw in Green Transition New Internationalist Mexico has the fastest-growing wind power industry in the world. However, in the windy Isthmus region of Oaxaca, this rapid growth has been accompanied by ongoing conflict and social unrest that puts the future of these projects in jeopardy. |
11Apr2014 | Religious Sect Had Children from 2008 Mass Disappearance Mexican Authorities Say Agence France-Presse Mexican authorities confirmed this week that members of a tiny, mysterious evangelical sect had taken and kept about a dozen children who vanished from a Mexico City children's shelter in 2008. |
11Apr2014 | Pope Asks Pardon for Sex Abuse by Priests Associated Press Pope Francis asked for forgiveness Friday from people who were sexually abused by priests, and vowed that there will be no going back in the church’s fight to protect children. |
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