
Cynthia Arvide – WNN Features (WNN) MEXICO CITY: In less than two months, two women journalists who covered drug-related violence have been killed in Mexico. Yolanda Ordaz a reporter for the Vera Cruz coastal newspaper “Notiver” and more recently, thirty-nine-year-old María Elisabeth Macías Castro, a reporter for the regional newspaper “Primera Hora”, based in the [...]
Dec 4 2011 | Posted in
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Lys Anzia – WNN Reviews (WNN) U.S.: “Abundant evidence exists that many women were ordained and served as deacons and priests in the early church,” says practicing Roman Catholic Gretchen Kloten Minney, who is also a humanitarian and North American author of the new book, “Called – Women Hear the Voice of the Divine.” As [...]
Nov 24 2011 | Posted in
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Marcia G. Yerman - WNN Features (WNN) New York: When the 66th General Assembly of the United Nations convened in New York City in mid-September, those striving to get attention for specific agendas presented their causes at satellite conferences around Manhattan. Members of The Elders, a contingent of independent global leaders focusing on “peace and human [...]
Oct 4 2011 | Posted in
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Hanna Hindstrom - WNN Features (WNN) Buga, COLOMBIA: At 11 years old, Nina was raped by her stepfather. Traumatised and pregnant, she sought an abortion. But every doctor she met claimed conscientious objection and refused. She was forced to travel 35 miles to another city, where she eventually tracked down an obstetrician willing to help. She [...]
Aug 24 2011 | Posted in
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Deborah Mazon – WNN Features (WNN) VERACRUZ: International members of the media and advocates around the globe speak with alarm and concern about the death of Mexican journalist Yolanda Ordaz de la Cruz and the dangers for women journalists throughout Mexico As the body of Mexico crime reporter Yolanda Ordaz de la Cruz (Yolanda Ordaz) [...]
Jul 31 2011 | Posted in
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