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Yan Boechat is a journalist based in São Paulo, Brazil.

A journalist with over 20 years of experience, I'm a collaborator of the main media outlets in Brazil. Throughout my career, I worked as a reporter and editor in Economics, Business, Politics, and National. In recent years I have specialized in covering international issues, with special attention to conflict regions in the Middle East and Africa. Today I work with both newspapers and magazines, as well as digital and television publications.
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Shards of IS Part 1: Forgotten children of Islamic State locked away in Syria

04 Nov 2024  |  www.voanews.com
Thousands of former Islamic State members and their children remain imprisoned in northeastern Syria, with many children having never experienced freedom. The al-Houri Rehabilitation Center holds boys from IS families, but overcrowding and indefinite detention, especially for foreigners, are significant issues. Amnesty International criticizes the conditions and the separation of children from their mothers, blaming local Kurdish authorities and the U.S. for maintaining this system. Despite the defeat of IS, the threat persists, and international cooperation is needed to address the ongoing human rights violations and prevent future radicalization.

Shards of IS Part 1: Forgotten children of Islamic State locked away in Syria

04 Nov 2024  |  www.voanews.com
Over 55,000 individuals linked to the Islamic State, primarily children and their mothers, remain detained in northeastern Syria nearly six years after the group's official defeat. These individuals are held in prisons, detention camps, or rehabilitation centers, highlighting ongoing humanitarian and security challenges in the region.

Shards of IS Part 1: Forgotten children of Islamic State locked away in Syria

04 Nov 2024  |  www.voanews.com
Islamic State's territorial control in Iraq and Syria has ended, but many former members and their children remain imprisoned in Syria under harsh conditions. Amnesty International highlights the inhumane and sometimes deadly environment in these prisons and camps. The report, part of a series, focuses on the plight of tens of thousands of children who have never experienced freedom.

Fires destroy 11 million hectares of Brazil’s plantations, native forests

16 Sep 2024  |  www.voanews.com
Over 11 million hectares of forests and plantations in Brazil have been destroyed by fires this year, exacerbated by severe drought, high temperatures, and dry air masses. The situation highlights the ongoing environmental challenges faced by the region.

Indigenous community within Sao Paulo fights to preserve its land, culture

14 Aug 2024  |  www.voanews.com
In Sao Paulo, the Jaragua Indigenous Territory residents are actively seeking recognition from the Brazilian government to have their land officially protected. This ongoing struggle highlights the community's efforts to preserve their land and culture amidst urban expansion.

As delivery apps grow in Brazil, more people are dying on motorbikes

13 Aug 2024  |  www.voaafrica.com
The rise of delivery apps in Brazil is correlated with an increase in motorbike-related fatalities. This trend highlights the growing reliance on motorbike couriers for delivery services and raises concerns about road safety and the working conditions of delivery drivers.

As delivery apps grow in Brazil, more people are dying on motorbikes

12 Aug 2024  |  www.voanews.com
In the early months of 2024, São Paulo has experienced a significant rise in motorbike fatalities, with nearly seven deaths daily. Experts attribute this increase to the rapid growth of food delivery apps, which have led to more motorbikes on the roads. The situation highlights the need for improved traffic safety measures and regulations in the face of expanding delivery services.

Election Protestors Disappearing In Venezuela, Charged With "Terrorism"

09 Aug 2024  |  www.thestkittsnevisobserver.com
In Venezuela, following the contested presidential election granting Nicolás Maduro a third term, widespread protests erupted, particularly from the poorest neighborhoods traditionally loyal to Chavismo. The government responded with a severe crackdown, arresting thousands and labeling them as terrorists. The opposition, led by Maria Corina Machado, continues to challenge the election results, but the government's repressive measures have effectively silenced many protesters. The situation underscores the deepening political and humanitarian crisis in Venezuela, with significant international implications.

In Photos: Around Ukraine’s Avdiivka, Civilians Flee, and Soldiers Fight as War Gets Closer

14 Mar 2024  |  Voice of America
Ukrainians in Avdiivka are enduring one of the war's toughest moments on the Donbas front lines, facing ammunition shortages and lacking strong defensive lines as Russian troops attempt to advance. Civilians are compelled to decide whether to abandon their homes or stay amidst the escalating conflict.

Brazil Launches Mass Vaccination Campaign Against Dengue Fever

08 Feb 2024  |  voanews.com
Brazil is initiating a mass public vaccination campaign against dengue fever in response to a significant increase in cases, with nearly five times more reported in the first five weeks of the year compared to the same timeframe in 2023.
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