Editor's Note
Putting Children First
Homeless
Tease for Peace
Survival in the Rain Forest
The "Huh?" Factor in Artistic Expressions About War and Torture
Welcome Welcome to Five Minutes to Midnight’s latest issue about human rights and international affairs. To view a description of each article, move your cursor over the title box. Simply click on any title to read the article in full.   Editor's Note       by Hannah Renglich Hannah Renglich reflects about a past visit to South Africa, and an upcoming Five Minutes to Midnight trip to Kenya.   Putting Children First       by Trisha Estabrooks An African kids' radio show gives a voice to young people, relates Journalists for Human Rights reporter, Trisha Estabrooks.   Homeless       by Polina Kukar In an excerpt from a study on homelessness, Polina Kukar examines the connections between women's homelessness, mental health, and past violence and victimization.   Tease for Peace       by Emanuele Lapierre-Fortin Emanuele Lapierre-Fortin, a Canadian living in Burkina Faso, relates how a joking tradition keeps the country calm.   Survival in the Rain Forest       by Rashid Zuberu From Young Peace Brigades in Ghana, Rashid Zuberu shares a personal story of accomplishment and hope.   The "Huh?" Factor in Artistic Expressions About War and Torture       by Karmel Wong Through the power of images and brand recognition, strong messages about current affairs have been spread across New York City, drawing attention to gross violations of human rights and a sense of immediacy to the American public.