Carolina Sophia Pedrazzi
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Middle East Eye: Activists lock Egyptian embassies abroad, families back home pay the price
Egyptian diaspora has been protesting against what they see as Egypt’s complicity in Israel’s war on Gaza
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The Nation Magazine: The Americans Stealing Palestinian Land
As the West Bank gets carved up for illegal settlements, US real estate companies are eager to cash in.
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The New Arab: Searching for accountability in Sinjil, West Bank, where Israeli settlers killed a Palestinian American
The killings of two Palestinian youths by Israeli settlers reveal a broader pattern of escalating violence and illegal settlement expansion in the West Bank
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Broadcast Journalism: CJS NEWS
Working as Anchor, Executive Producer, and Field Reporter Youtube channel with entire list of packages Field Reporter INTERNATIONAL NEWS REPORTER EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
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InsideOver: L’odissea dei profughi di Gaza in Egitto
Reportage dal Cairo, dove oltre 100.000 Gazawi sono bloccati senza vie d’uscita.
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Episode 1: Journalism Under Occupation. WorldWide Views Podcast
Our latest episode features a truly unique guest: Carolina Sophia Pedrazzi, a journalist whose work spans the Middle East, the United States, Italy, and France. Carolina’s storytelling is driven by deep on-the-ground experience, whether reporting from refugee camps, covering conflict zones, or exploring cultural narratives often overlooked in mainstream media. Carolina studied at Sciences Po,…
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Jacobin Magazine: Gazan Refugees in Egypt Are in a Hellish Limbo
https://jacobin.com/2025/01/gaza-palestine-refugees-egypt-visas Reportage for https://jacobin.com/ Over the last 15 months, more than 100,000 Palestinians have escaped to Egypt. They pay thousands of dollars a head to escape the Gaza Strip — but upon reaching Cairo face a future without jobs, rights, or even the ability to leave.
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Sabir: He who is patient (CJS/ New York)
NEW YORK, December 2024 – When Sabir Khamis, 33, left Ghana for the United States, he never imagined it would be an Egyptian-run mosque in Colombia that granted him solace after a tumultuous journey through Brazil, Bolivia, and Peru. In the summer of 2023, the As-Salam Masjid of Medellín offered him community, brotherhood, and support,…
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Latino Muslims in NYC: Faith, identity and politics shaping stories of conversion.
Alyssa Monet, a Puerto-Rican revert to Islam, poses at a coffee shop in Harlem. Fall 2024, Carolina Pedrazzi Latinos in America are converting to Islam in the thousands. How does identity, the upcoming Presidential elections, and faith play into the political behavior of this “minority within a minority”? To reach the café in Harlem where…
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The Post Internazionale: La Rabbia e l’Odio dei giovani palestinesi in Libano
Reportage per https://www.tpi.it/
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Jacobin Magazine: In the Shatila refugee camp, Palestinians have little hope
https://jacobin.com/2024/06/shatila-refugee-camp-palestinians-lebanon Reportage for https://jacobin.com
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On how Dostoevsky’s deontology of love completes and elevates Kant’s deontology from duty.
Philosophy of religion essay Introduction Deontology is the philosophical pursuit of establishing what is right and what is wrong. More precisely, it is the pursuit of defining morality as what “ought to be”, hence, what is just. In ancient Greek, the word deon (δέον) is both used as a noun and a verb, being the present participle…
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From the top of the Olive Tree
Short non-fiction creative story From the top of the orchard’s oldest olive tree, Raed could see the shining dome of Al-Aqsa mosque. He would climb up there when he felt overwhelmed, which happened often in his childhood. The house was always filled with children, homemade toys, laughter and cries. Raed’s parents were generous and caring…
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The Post Internazionale: Dentro la roccaforte di Hezbollah
Reportage per https://www.tpi.it/
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Jacobin Magazine: In the West Bank, Israeli settlers are burning Palestinians’ olive trees
Reportage for https://jacobin.com https://jacobin.com/2023/11/west-bank-israeli-settlers-palestinian-olive-trees-violence-occupation
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Gaza-Media Solidarity Panel
Spoke on the role of Western media and its responsibility in having shaped public opinion towards the dehumanisation of Arabs and the Middle East. Moderated by Al Jazeera’s George Azar and Jenin-based reporter Shatha Hanaysha. Invited by the Palestine Land Studies Center at the American University of Beirut.
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The Post Internazionale: No, i palestinesi non sono terroristi
Articolo per https://www.tpi.it/
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Jacobin Magazine: In the West Bank, Israel’s Apartheid rule results in everyday violence
Reportage for https://jacobin.com/
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Storie di discriminazione dalla Cisgiordania
Reportage per https://jacobinitalia.it/
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The New Arab: In Hebron, a case study in Israeli apartheid
Reportage for the https://www.newarab.com/ https://www.newarab.com/analysis/hebron-case-study-israeli-apartheid
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12 ore a Hebron, Palestina
Reportage per https://scomodo.org/ dalla Cisgiordania.
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The Politicisation of Ethnicity: conflict and state building in Sudan
Is ethnic identity antithetical or complementary to the ideal of a nation-state? Final research paper for Professor Francois Sennesael‘s seminar on Historical, social and political aspects of the state in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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La question de l’État civil dans les pays de la région MENA
Understanding the relationship between the Modern Civil State and Islam, within the context of colonialism and post-colonialism. For Professor Massenchen Cherbi‘s seminar on Constitutional law in the MENA region.
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In Francia i diritti dei migranti non sono rispettati
Reportage per https://www.leggiscomodo.org
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The uses and reinterpretations of fascist symbols throughout the history of Italian politics.
An in-depth research project and virtual exhibition on the resurgence of Fascist insigna in modern day politics. For Professor Guillaume Piketty‘s class on Narratives, Uses and Representations of the past.
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