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A decade after the civil war in northern Uganda, abductees and their children born in captivity suffer consequences from losing their family lines.

The Seattle Globalist welcomes four new members to its roster: Paulette Harris, LeiLani Nishime, Alex Stonehill and Shoko Toyama.

Seattle's Filipino Americans say striking out of the reference to the historic community disrespected the community's long history.

A new amendment before Nepal’s new government seeks to require adult children to pay 10 percent of their income towards their parents’ care.

Burien's "sanctuary city" law — blocking officials from asking people about immigration or religion — will be in the hands of voters.

Because most Zambian girls lack supplies to manage menstruation while at school, attendance becomes less consistent after fifth grade.

It is with both sadness and excitement that today we’re writing to share the news that as part of the Globalist’s next phase, Sarah Stuteville, Alex Stonehill, and Jessica Partnow are all transitioning out of our staff roles and onto new paths.

Sophorn Sim's drive to help also stems from a desire for improving environmental equity in South Seattle and other parts of the south end.

Economic changes in Zimbabwe have lead to more women providing the main source of income for their families, which may have caused rising tensions at home.

The 45th District will determine which party controls the State Senate — and the candidates reflect the Eastside's shifting demographics and politics.