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Journalists, like aid workers and members of the emergency services, can witness awful events. It’s part of the working life they signed up for. Correspondents might be confronted with starving babies in famine areas or children wounded by air strikes...

THE International Network of Street Papers (INSP) is a Glasgow-based charitable organisation that supports and develops a network of 115 street paper organisations (like the UK’s Big Issue magazine) in 35 countries worldwide. INSP works closely with...

One Michigan community has said "no" to homeless and poor people who want to sell a nonprofit newspaper on the street. Groundcover News asked Ypsilanti Township for permission to sell its paper near fast-food restaurants and other businesses. But the...

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The role of NGOs in society has been questioned since recent revelations about the opaque funding of numerous Greek NGOs and their imaginary social work and charity programs. Despite some bad examples, numerous NGOs in Greece, relying solely on...