John Smith

Author: John Smith

Experienced journalist with over 10 years of writing about technology and innovation. Passionate about exploring the intersection of tech and society.

Posts by John Smith:

Russian Atomic Regulator's Foray into Meme-Making Fails to Quench Rumors of Nuclear Leaks

Dec 15, 2017 John Smith

"No one is chastising Ruthemium, or even Ruthenium-106. They’re chastising Rosatom for contradictory information and for jokes like this instead of a serious investigation into the accident."

Animal Carcasses, Tires, and Medical Waste: A New Report Highlights Health Risks of Lebanon's Trash Crisis

Dec 15, 2017 John Smith

"When they burn we can’t breathe […] We’ve had to go to the hospital because of this."

Painting a New Story: Sohrai Art in Jharkhand

Dec 15, 2017 John Smith

"What is special about the art form is that it is only made by women and passed on by women."

Refugees in Lebanon Are Still Being Scapegoated in the Media and in Academia

Dec 15, 2017 John Smith

"How can one claim that these people are here to receive aid from international organizations, when many are, in fact, not receiving any?"

Twitter Japan is Not a Safe Space for Minority Users

Dec 15, 2017 John Smith

"Of respondents who reported they found it unpleasant when coming across discriminatory articles online (as described above), 19.8% said they would refrain from using the Internet."

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Posts by John Smith:

Russian Atomic Regulator's Foray into Meme-Making Fails to Quench Rumors of Nuclear Leaks

Animal Carcasses, Tires, and Medical Waste: A New Report Highlights Health Risks of Lebanon's Trash Crisis

Painting a New Story: Sohrai Art in Jharkhand

Refugees in Lebanon Are Still Being Scapegoated in the Media and in Academia

Twitter Japan is Not a Safe Space for Minority Users

Initiatives for Environmental Activism Take Off in Cuba

The Hypocrisy of the Philippines National Police Human Rights Mobile App

In Egypt, Both Sexual Harassment and Child Marriages Continue to Plague the Country

Found in Translation: Local Publisher Brings Alive the Story of a Somali Olympian and Refugee for Macedonian Readers

After Authorities Evict Beijing's ‘Low-End’ Residents, Chinese Ask: Where Is the Humanity?