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Global Press News ServiceTerritory Divide in Indian-Administered Kashmir Fuels Fears of Cultural Sabotage
The Indian government revoked Jammu and Kashmir’s semi-autonomous status last August to help unite India. A year later, that decision has divided communities in the region and spurred concerns about losing a unique identity.
read storySri Lankan Environmentalists Seek to Revitalize Once Verdant Land
The country prioritized development after a decades-long civil war. A group of activists wants to refocus communities on environmental stewardship – and they’re starting with seed balls.
read storyMexico Dog Shelter Innovates Solution to Lockdown Loneliness
The Perroomies program promised temporary dog roommates during Mexico City’s coronavirus crisis. Now the program is over, and many of the dogs and their people have found a bond that’s anything but temporary.
read storyHealth vs. Livelihood: Puerto Rico’s Diving Fishermen Face Stark Choice
A declining fish population has forced Cabo Rojo’s diving fishermen into deeper waters, where many exceed safe dive times to make a living. Their efforts can lead to decompression sickness, and emergency treatment is hours away.
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