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Jina Moore

I'm a writer and editor.

Fieldnotes

Welcome (back)

Like a lot of us, I used to blog like crazy. It helped me think, and it helped me get work as a freelance journalist. Then…

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Aid, BuzzFeed, Human Rights, Justice & Aftermath, NGOs, Reporting, Sudan, UN, Women's Rights

An Aid Worker Fights for Justice After Being Raped in South Sudan

Megan Nobert is a 28-year-old lawyer with an expertise in sexual and gender-based violence. Last year, she went to South Sudan hoping to help its…

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Vignettes, Fieldnotes, South Sudan

“We lost everything. I can’t begin to tell you, what is our everything.”

This is what a man in the Bentiu refugee camp told me. He sought me out when he saw me writing down what women…

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BuzzFeed, Global Health, Reporting, Uganda, Women's Rights

All of Uganda’s Free Emergecy Contraceptives Are About to Expire

NAIROBI — Uganda’s entire public stock of emergency contraceptives will expire by Wednesday, leaving women — especially survivors of rape — in the lurch.

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BuzzFeed, Cambodia, Justice, Justice & Aftermath, Reporting, Women's Rights

The Sexual Abuse of Cambodia’s History is No Longer Invisible

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — In the early days of the new regime, Chan Phay lived a mostly normal life. By 1975, the Khmer Rouge…

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BuzzFeed, Power, Reporting, Rwanda, Women's Rights

How Rwandan Women Got Their Power

Twenty years after Rwanda’s genocide, the country’s women have made huge strides in politics and law. But culture changes more slowly. KIGALI, Rwanda —…

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BuzzFeed, Justice & Aftermath, Kenya, Reporting

These Are the Families Left to Reclaim Garissa’s Dead

After Kenya’s deadliest terror attack, it was hard for families to recognize their murdered loved ones.  

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BuzzFeed, Global Health, Kenya, Reporting

Terrorized Kenyan Town Loses Doctors, Nurses

The bodies of the students killed at Garissa University, in Kenya’s most deadly terrorist attack in nearly 10 years, had all been flown to…

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BuzzFeed, Justice & Aftermath, Kenya, Power, Reporting

“I Even Ran Barefoot”: Survivors of Kenya College Attack Struggle With Terror’s Aftermath

“There are still people there, sleeping in the forest.” Survivors of Kenya’s worst terrorist attack in years describe fleeing al-Shabaab militants. BuzzFeed News’ Jina…

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BuzzFeed, Nigeria, Reporting

“Nobody’s Ambition Is Worth the Blood of Any Nigerian”

President Goodluck Jonathan conceded his re-election bid Tuesday in Nigeria’s first ever peaceful democratic transition of power. ABUJA, Nigeria — Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan…

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In Sanskrit, "Jina" means victory.
In Swahili, it just means name.

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