Megan Sweas HAVANA, Cuba — Niurka says she is "halfway out of the closet" as a lesbian in...
Jun 29, 2012
Haiti’s road to recovery
LES CAYES, Haiti — For years, the road from here to the coastal city of Jérémie has been...
Jun 28, 2012
Tile by tile, Palestinians build Israeli settlements
By Rebecca Collard NILI SETTLEMENT, West Bank — In the hilltop Israeli settlement of Nili, a 44-year-old Palestinian...
Jun 26, 2012
Myanmar: A women’s health ’emergency’
Hannah Ingber Women affected by decades of conflict in eastern Myanmar (also known as Burma) face a “widespread...
Jun 25, 2012
Lesbians in Morocco: Should we stay or should we go?
Marie von Hafften RABAT, Morocco – In Morocco, often considered one of the most liberal Muslim countries, affection...
Jun 22, 2012
Myanmar’s women desperate for health care after decades of government neglect
Hannah Ingber MAE SOT, Thailand — Maw Lwin Khine lives with her husband in a small wooden home...
Jun 22, 2012
Myanmar army accused of widespread rape in Kachin State
Hannah Ingber YANGON, Myanmar — Last month, Myanmar soldiers entered a village in war-torn Kachin State and found...
Jun 20, 2012
Profiles in Courage: Myanmar’s other female leaders
Hannah Ingber Aung San Suu Kyi will be in Norway this weekend to receive the Nobel Peace Prize...
Jun 15, 2012
Groups fighting HIV/AIDS in DC find lessons in Africa
By Juliana Schatz and John Donnelly WASHINGTON – If the nation’s capital were a nation in Africa, it would...
Jun 11, 2012
Turning Point: DC’s AIDS detective
WASHINGTON — On his first day as chair of biostatistics and epidemiology at George Washington University in 2005,...
Jun 11, 2012
Turning Point: A loving, HIV-positive couple gives back
WASHINGTON — They may have tip-toed around it at first, but it didn’t take very long for Donald...
Jun 11, 2012
