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Sara Jabril

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Based in Germany's capital, freelance journalist Sara Jabril writes about various issues with a focus on the Middle East and North Africa. She studied at the Humboldt University Berlin and the University College London // Twitter: @sarajabril

Ocean Pollution Plastic
July 22nd, 2019
The top 10 Items that are polluting our oceans
topics:Nature
by:Sara Jabril
Planet Earth has a plastic problem. Particularly our oceans are becoming increasingly polluted with plastic and general waste.
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August 21st, 2013
Beauty Cosmetics' Hidden Chemical Health Hazards
topics:Humans
by:Sara Jabril
Day creams, night creams, anti-aging creams, serums, shampoos, conditioners, hair masks for each and every type and colour of hair… the list is [...]
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Pope Francis Visits The Island of Lampedusa
August 04th, 2013
Pope Francis' visit to Lampedusa: EU's treatment of migrants signifies a dawning "globalization of indifference"
topics:Humans
by:Sara Jabril
It has been more than six months since fairplanet last reported on the suffering of migrants who risk their lives in an attempt to reach Europe by [...]
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July 03rd, 2013
Bionic Yarn - Pharrell Goes Plastic
topics:Nature
by:Sara Jabril
"I want to balance my own personal footprint. My life is not perfect... I wanted to be part of a movement that preached to people and changed the world", Williams says about his ambitions [...]
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International Workers Day
July 01st, 2013
MIDDLE-EAST NEWS ROUNDUP: Protests in Egypt/ Saudi Activists Jailed/ The Fight for Homs in Syria
topics:Humans
by:Sara Jabril
Reuters news agency reported sixteen people killed and more than 600 injured in clashes between the fractions who are supporting the president and [...]
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June 17th, 2013
First 'Day and Night' Solar Plane Flies Across US
topics:Nature
by:Sara Jabril
Voyage is the world's first solar plane that flies by night as well as day. Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg are the two Swiss pilots, who are [...]
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June 15th, 2013
Project Pressure; The Quest to Save the World's Vanishing Glaciers
topics:Nature
by:Sara Jabril
Needless to say that it is time to wake up and act. Since 2008, the Project Pressure focuses on leaving a legacy of the world as we know it for [...]
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June 06th, 2013
Somali Shop Owner Stoned to Death in South Africa
topics:Humans
by:Sara Jabril
Eastleigh, a suburb of Kenya's capital Nairobi, is a prime example for the success of Somali immigrants in the world of small-scale business. [...]
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May 26th, 2013
Lebanon Rocket Attacks, Coronavirus Claims New Victim in Saudi Arabia
topics:Humans
by:Sara Jabril
Rocket Attacks hit Lebanon Two rockets hit the Lebanese capital on Sunday, raising fears over a spillover of the Syrian conflict once again. The [...]
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May 11th, 2013
The World's First Fairtrade Smartphone
topics:Humans
by:Sara Jabril
We've heard of organic food, ethically traded coffee, conflict-free diamonds and clothes that have been produced under humane and fair conditions. Now a Dutch-based company is [...]
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May 06th, 2013
MIDDLE-EAST NEWS ROUNDUP: Google & Palestine, Israel & Syria, Women's Sport in Saudi Arabia
topics:Humans
by:Sara Jabril
Google Recognises Palestine: If the twenty-first century truly is the century of the internet, it is no wonder that the recognition of Palestine by [...]
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April 21st, 2013
Women & Rape in Somalia: One Filmmaker's Stance Against Sexual Violence
topics:Humans
by:Sara Jabril
The presidential election of September 2012 heralded the troubled nation's first, if awkward, steps towards a free democratic vote in several [...]
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April 19th, 2013
The New Deal: How to Build More Peaceful States
topics:Humans
by:Sara Jabril
Since the pledge made by all United Nations member states to meet the so-called Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by 2015, there has been an [...]
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February 13th, 2013
Two years after the Revolution: Egypt in Turmoil
topics:Humans
by:Sara Jabril
The world, and the west in particular, looked on cautiously as the Muslim Brotherhood emerged victorious in Egypt's first democratic presidential [...]
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February 10th, 2013
Siyavula - A Cape Town-based organization breaks down barriers to education for South African students
topics:Humans
by:Sara Jabril
Our world is changing - and with it are approaches to education. The digital age has transformed the way we communicate with one another [...]
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somalia
January 26th, 2013
Somalia in Transition - An Interview with the British Ambassador to Somalia
topics:Humans
by:Sara Jabril
After two decades without a stable government, Somalis witnessed open campaigning and were able to cast their vote in what was an important step in [...]
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