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Fred Searle

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As seen in: Fresh Produce Journal, The London Standard, Eastern Daily Press, Americafruit, Asiafruit Magazine, Eurofruit, Fruitnet
Magazine editor at Fruitnet Media for Fresh Produce Journal, salad enthusiast and long-suffering Ipswich Town fan. Email: fred@fruitnet.com
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The street artist exposing world's 'dirty legacy' in Yemen

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By Fred Searle Verified
| alaraby.co.uk
Murad Subay, recent winner of the Index on Censorship Freedom of Expression Award, scrawls messages of hope as he carves out his own place in Yemen's war-ravaged neighbourhoods. In March 2015, civil war broke out in Yemen between forces loyal to under-fire president Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi, and factions allied to Zaida Shia rebels known as Houthis. Saudi-led blockades and airstikes, backed by western governments, have killed thousands in the devastated nation.
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Sakdiyah Ma'ruf: Extinguishing extremism with laughter

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By Fred Searle Verified
| alaraby.co.uk
For Muslim stand-up Sakdiyah Ma'ruf, comedy is all about truth-telling - whether it's about domestic violence, arranged marriage or fundamentalists' secret knowledge of porn. That's why Indonesia's biggest Louis CK fan is careful what she says."Self censorship - are you kidding me?
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Journalists need courage and paranoia in repressive Maldives regime

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By Fred Searle Verified
| alaraby.co.uk
The island nation, known by much of the world as a holiday paradise, has been marred by political violence, radicalisation, abduction and intimidation in recent years. There are also suspicions of links between politics and violent gangs, with some politicians suspected of hiring gangsters to help further their own political ends.
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