Have you ever wondered how the grocery store can sell so many pounds of peeled shrimp for so little? It's easy when the production of that shrimp involves employees who aren't paid and held against their will. Click here to read about the AP investigation into slave labor in the Seafood industry of Thailand.
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Questions of Citizenship
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Tragedy in Saudi Arabia
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Taking a vow to save girls
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In Soviet Russia.....
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Time Warp
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Trashmandu
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Surviving the Terror
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#Somalia
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When Religious Law is the Law
In Saudi Arabia religious leaders are also government leaders. Their decisions can have a major impact on citizens everyday lives. A recent ruling or fatwa regarding veils has created controversy in the traditionally conservative country. How can laws impact the culture of a place? How have globalization and social media impacted the culture of Saudi Arabia? Read this article from NPR, to learn more.
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