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China   -   Jul 30, 2020 A Brief History of Xinjiang, Uyghur Populations, and the Current Chinese Re-Education Camps – Raise the Voices
A Brief History of Xinjiang, Uyghur Populations, and the Current Chinese Re-Education Camps – Raise the Voices

China took over the Xinjiang region (formerly known as East Turkestan) in 1949 (BBC, 2014). After the takeover, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) began to promote the enrollment of students in public schools, while seemingly also embracing the use of regional languages other than Mandarin. Due to this initial embrace

by Anne McDonnell
Police Violence   -   Jul 29, 2020 Open letter to the New York City Counsel on the killing on Deion Fludd – Raise the Voices

New York City Black Lives Matter Protests: To the New York City Council Members,I am a reporter with Raise the Voices, an advocacy journalism organization. We are writing and publishing a report on Deion Fludd, who was beaten by NYPD officers after being arrested for fare evasion in 2013,

by Chetan Soni
Police Violence   -   Jul 29, 2020 An Open Letter to NYPD Police Commissioner Dermot Shea on the Shooting of David Felix – Raise the Voices

To: The NYPD, the mayor’s office of New York, and the city council of NYC My name is Ingrid Chang, and I am a reporter with Raise the Voices, an advocacy journalism organization. I am writing to you today to discuss the case of David Felix, a mentally ill

by Meron Kassa
China   -   Jul 27, 2020 The Acid Test for Whitewash: Forced Labor in the Supply Chain – Raise the Voices
The Acid Test for Whitewash: Forced Labor in the Supply Chain – Raise the Voices

Written by Snigdha Jagarlapudi and Annie McDonnell While studying at Al-Azhar Islamic University in Egypt, Muyesser Muhemmed met her future husband, Sedirjan. They married in 2006 and moved to Kazakhstan in 2007. In 2016, Muyesser returned to her home city in Xinjiang, Atush of the prefecture Kizilsu. Initially, her trip

by Snigdha Jagarlapudis
Police Violence   -   Jul 10, 2020 An Open Letter to the Cleveland Division of Police, the Department of Justice, and Governor Mike DeWine on the Killing of Reginald Williams Jr. – Raise the Voices

An Open Letter to the Cleveland Division of Police, the Department of Justice, and Governor Mike DeWine on the Killing of Reginald Williams Jr. To: Cleveland Division of Police, Department of Justice Northern Ohio, Governor Mike DeWine’s Office Hello, I am a reporter with Raise the Voices, an advocacy

by Lauren Tsai
Police Violence   -   Jun 03, 2020 An Open Letter to the Mayor’s Office of Seattle on The Killing of Ryan Matthew Smith – Raise the Voices
An Open Letter to the Mayor’s Office of Seattle on The Killing of Ryan Matthew Smith – Raise the Voices

Rose and her son Ryan Matthew Smith from https://twitter.com/rosewitnothorns/status/1169313597522173953/photo/1 To: The Mayor’s Office of Seattle Hello Kamaria – I am a reporter with Raise the Voices, an advocacy journalism organization. We are writing the story of Rose Johnson, the mother of Ryan Matthew

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Saudi Arabia   -   Mar 19, 2020 Areej al-Sadhan Speaks Out Against Saudi Arabia’s Enforced Disappearances – Raise the Voices
Areej al-Sadhan Speaks Out Against Saudi Arabia’s Enforced Disappearances – Raise the Voices

At a side event of the UN’s 43rd Human Rights Council hosted by the human rights organization ALQST, Areej al-Sadhan spoke of her experience with Saudi Arabia’s enforced disappearances. Her brother, Abdulrahman al-Sadhan, was kidnapped by the government 2 years ago. Below is a transcript of the speech

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Economic Opportunity   -   Nov 24, 2019 Prison Reform: The Importance of Educational Programs – Raise the Voices
Prison Reform: The Importance of Educational Programs – Raise the Voices

Though numerous states and the federal government have experimented with the remedy of prison reform, many would argue there is still a ways to go to achieve truly positive, influential change. There are many factors that contribute to prison reform, including breaking down legal barriers, reconstructing the societal stigma of

by Kristine Albanes
A Brief History of Xinjiang, Uyghur Populations, and the Current Chinese Re-Education Camps – Raise the Voices
China   -   Jul 30, 2020 A Brief History of Xinjiang, Uyghur Populations, and the Current Chinese Re-Education Camps – Raise the Voices

China took over the Xinjiang region (formerly known as East Turkestan) in 1949 (BBC, 2014). After the takeover, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) began to promote the enrollment of students in public schools, while seemingly also embracing the use of regional languages other than Mandarin. Due to this initial embrace

by Anne McDonnell
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China   -   Jul 30, 2020 A Brief History of Xinjiang, Uyghur Populations, and the Current Chinese Re-Education Camps – Raise the Voices
A Brief History of Xinjiang, Uyghur Populations, and the Current Chinese Re-Education Camps – Raise the Voices

China took over the Xinjiang region (formerly known as East Turkestan) in 1949 (BBC, 2014). After the takeover, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) began to promote the enrollment of students in public schools, while seemingly also embracing the use of regional languages other than Mandarin. Due to this initial embrace

by Anne McDonnell
Police Violence   -   Jul 29, 2020 Open letter to the New York City Counsel on the killing on Deion Fludd – Raise the Voices

New York City Black Lives Matter Protests: To the New York City Council Members,I am a reporter with Raise the Voices, an advocacy journalism organization. We are writing and publishing a report on Deion Fludd, who was beaten by NYPD officers after being arrested for fare evasion in 2013,

by Chetan Soni
Police Violence   -   Jul 29, 2020 An Open Letter to NYPD Police Commissioner Dermot Shea on the Shooting of David Felix – Raise the Voices

To: The NYPD, the mayor’s office of New York, and the city council of NYC My name is Ingrid Chang, and I am a reporter with Raise the Voices, an advocacy journalism organization. I am writing to you today to discuss the case of David Felix, a mentally ill

by Meron Kassa
China   -   Jul 27, 2020 The Acid Test for Whitewash: Forced Labor in the Supply Chain – Raise the Voices
The Acid Test for Whitewash: Forced Labor in the Supply Chain – Raise the Voices

Written by Snigdha Jagarlapudi and Annie McDonnell While studying at Al-Azhar Islamic University in Egypt, Muyesser Muhemmed met her future husband, Sedirjan. They married in 2006 and moved to Kazakhstan in 2007. In 2016, Muyesser returned to her home city in Xinjiang, Atush of the prefecture Kizilsu. Initially, her trip

by Snigdha Jagarlapudis
Police Violence   -   Jul 10, 2020 An Open Letter to the Cleveland Division of Police, the Department of Justice, and Governor Mike DeWine on the Killing of Reginald Williams Jr. – Raise the Voices

An Open Letter to the Cleveland Division of Police, the Department of Justice, and Governor Mike DeWine on the Killing of Reginald Williams Jr. To: Cleveland Division of Police, Department of Justice Northern Ohio, Governor Mike DeWine’s Office Hello, I am a reporter with Raise the Voices, an advocacy

by Lauren Tsai
Police Violence   -   Jun 03, 2020 An Open Letter to the Mayor’s Office of Seattle on The Killing of Ryan Matthew Smith – Raise the Voices
An Open Letter to the Mayor’s Office of Seattle on The Killing of Ryan Matthew Smith – Raise the Voices

Rose and her son Ryan Matthew Smith from https://twitter.com/rosewitnothorns/status/1169313597522173953/photo/1 To: The Mayor’s Office of Seattle Hello Kamaria – I am a reporter with Raise the Voices, an advocacy journalism organization. We are writing the story of Rose Johnson, the mother of Ryan Matthew

by stories
Saudi Arabia   -   Mar 19, 2020 Areej al-Sadhan Speaks Out Against Saudi Arabia’s Enforced Disappearances – Raise the Voices
Areej al-Sadhan Speaks Out Against Saudi Arabia’s Enforced Disappearances – Raise the Voices

At a side event of the UN’s 43rd Human Rights Council hosted by the human rights organization ALQST, Areej al-Sadhan spoke of her experience with Saudi Arabia’s enforced disappearances. Her brother, Abdulrahman al-Sadhan, was kidnapped by the government 2 years ago. Below is a transcript of the speech

by stories
Economic Opportunity   -   Nov 24, 2019 Prison Reform: The Importance of Educational Programs – Raise the Voices
Prison Reform: The Importance of Educational Programs – Raise the Voices

Though numerous states and the federal government have experimented with the remedy of prison reform, many would argue there is still a ways to go to achieve truly positive, influential change. There are many factors that contribute to prison reform, including breaking down legal barriers, reconstructing the societal stigma of

by Kristine Albanes
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