Photography and dispatches from Liberia.
Scarlett Lion: Liberia. ranks 420 in Africa and 1 in Liberia. According to site visitors it ranks 1954, and 2160 according to page views:
According to blogroll links it ranks 113 and 146 according to the amount of links within Afrigator blog posts
Pepe’s partner at their home in Kampala A couple of days ago, Chris Blattman linked to my recent reporting on the gay community and asked, Is Uganda a good place to be gay? Homophobia is real and widespread. Yet Uganda boasts a vibrant gay rights movement, and nowhere else in Africa
I ask a lot of people. I ask for their stories, their past and present, their secrets, their fears. Most people give generously of themselves. They offer me a seat or invite me into their homes. I’m always amazed by how much people share with me when all I’ve done is
I’m not taking a boat, but I kinda think I’d get there just as quickly if I did: today I fly from Monrovia to Yaounde, Cameroon, via Nairobi of course, on a red eye that ends up at NBO at 5 am, but feels like 3 am to me because
I’m not taking a boat, but I kinda think I’d get there just as quickly if I did: today I fly from Monrovia to Yaounde, Cameroon, via Nairobi of course, on a red eye that ends up at NBO at 5 am, but feels like 3 am to
Here’s another dispatch from my work with Jina Moore: World Vision: Many women and girls in Liberia suffer from rape and its aftermath, often while their rapists walk free. In Monrovia, judges and prosecutors are experimenting with a new court system that they hope will bring an end to impunity. The
Here’s another dispatch from my work with Jina Moore: World Vision: Many women and girls in Liberia suffer from rape and its aftermath, often while their rapists walk free. In Monrovia, judges and prosecutors are experimenting with a new court system that they hope will bring
I’m feeling very protected right now.
I’m feeling very protected right now.
Not following anyone at the moment.
