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Journalist covering minorities in Europe, interested in decolonisation, multiple belongings. writings in @guardian, @Aljazeera, etc. News editor @AllianceMag.
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Warren Buffett stops Gates Foundations donations after Epstein links

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Multi-billionaire Warren Buffett has suspended his regular Gates Foundation donations, after links between Bill Gates and serial sex offender Jeffrey Epstein emerged. The 95-year-old Berkshire chairman failed to mention the Gates Foundation in his latest donations announcement. The Gate Foundation has received more than $47 billion worth in stock since 2006 – more than any other foundation from Buffett’s fortune. Last year, Buffett’s donation to the Gates Foundation was over $4.5 billion.
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European funders urged to move beyond short term grants for ‘socially engaged’ arts

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By Shafi Musaddique Verified
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Funders have been urged to treat art organisations that work closely with social issues and communities as ‘core social infrastructure, not as an additional or “nice to-have” activity alongside frontline social services.’ A report published by the Alliance for Socially Engaged Arts called on European philanthropy to expand the influence of ‘participatory, community-led artistic activity’, shift funding away from short-term projects to multiyear, ‘trust-based’ funding and for infrastructure...
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UNICEF: Children ‘invisible’ in Asia’s corporate philanthropy reporting

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By Shafi Musaddique Verified
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Corporate philanthropy across Asia is failing to identify, report, or measure the impacts of their philanthropy on children. In a new study published by UNICEF, 1,399 companies listed from India, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka made broad human-rights commitments. Few identify children as stakeholders or report how their operations and value chains affect them.
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