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Racism Greets Imported Cuban Doctors in Brazil
To strengthen its lagging public health care system, Brazil has brought in hundreds of Cuban doctors to provide much-needed care throughout the country. Some of Brazil's doctors are not happy.
Indians Push Back on Racist Taunts to Miss America 2014
Indian-American Nina Davuluri faced a barrage of racist comments in social media after winning the Miss America pageant. Indians fumed, but also wondered about her chances of winning in India.
PHOTOS: Violent Dispersal of Election Protest in Cambodia
Human rights groups have condemned the excessive use of violence by the police in dispersing an election protest in Cambodia. The police reportedly used tear gas and live ammunition
Do These Videos Show Iranians Fighting in Syria's War?
Online videos show Persian speakers apparently working with Syrian regime troops.
GV Face: Worldwide Media Coverage of Syria
How different is reporting on Syria depending on where you are? And what does that mean for Syrians? We discussed this and more in our second edition of GV Face.
Environment
The Hidden Costs of Hamburgers
May 27, 2013
A video showing the effects on how we raise cattle affects climate change.
Lifestyle & Belief
Innocent home videos are becoming Pakistani 'porn' on YouTube and destroying lives
Global Voices Online
October 11, 2013
In a society where women are covered, even small, private acts that express femininity, like girls dancing fully-clothed in the rain, can be seen as sexual. Cell or home videos are being exploited on YouTube as "porn."
Business, Economics and Jobs
Well-off tourists can now spend a night in a fake South African slum
Global Voices Online
December 01, 2013
For 82 US dollars, you can "experience" poverty in a fake slum in South Africa, the only one in the world "equipped with under-floor heating and wireless Internet access."
Media
A Syrian teen's video diary combines magical imagery and gritty reality
The World
March 10, 2016
"The Girl Whose Shadow Reflects the Moon" is the creation of a 16-year-old Syrian refugee who wants her story to empower other girls growing up in wartime.
Global Politics
The French have been desperate for Obama to get involved in their politics. He just did.
The World
May 04, 2017
President Barack Obama is a superstar in France. French voters even wish he were the one running.