by Hugh Naylor Washington Post April 14, 2015
BEIRUT — Suhail Gabriel was in bed when Islamic State militants stormed his village in eastern Syria, firing machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades. Gabriel rushed his wife and daughter onto his motorcycle and sped through the early-morning dar...
A few years after the smelter, seen in the background, opened, herders in the area said that their sheep began falling sick, with jaws so painful that they could not eat. Soon, thousands of their animals had died. When they complained, the government simply arrested five of their leaders and forced the others to resettle in the nearby city of Holingol, demolishing their original homes. Photo: Gilles Sabrie/Washington Post
by Simon Denyer Washington Post April 7, 2015
A few years after the smelter, seen in the background, opened, herders in the area said that their sheep began falling sick, with jaws so painful that they could not eat. Soon, thousands of their animals had died. When they complained, the governmen...
A worker holds onions grown on a plot of land sought by India’s state-owned National Thermal Power Corporation. It hasn’t been able to acquire the land because the owners won’t sell. Dhaneshwar Prasad, a farmer whose land is sought, said “Why wouuld I sell this land to the government? This land gives me a life of dignity.” Photo: Enrico Fabian/Washington Post
by Rama Lakshmi Washington Post April 6, 2015
A worker holds onions grown on a plot of land sought by India's state-owned National Thermal Power Corporation. It hasn't been able to acquire the land because the owners won't sell. Dhaneshwar Prasad, a farmer whose land is sought, said "Why wouul...
by Simon Denyer Washington Post April 6, 2015
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