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Articles This Winter, an Imam Is Offering Shelter to Stray Cats in Istanbul A community finds compassion and inspiration in the city’s furry strays.Naila KelaniJan 20, 2016
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Articles Libya’s Masked Men Take on Human Traffickers The crime-fighting group is a breath of fresh air for worried citizens and incompetent officials alike.Naila KelaniJan 15, 2016
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