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My name is Selena Randhawa and I am a journalist based in London, UK. I have an extensive background working for different newsrooms and publications around the world, which include Great Big Story, CNN, the Guardian, the Times and Condé Nast. I am passionate about telling stories and strive to shed light onto issues and subjects that are often left out of mainstream media.
Winner of the PPA New Talent Award and Finalist for the Amnesty International Media Award
"... And I hope that we will not have to bury one more innocent child - the future of our communities and the future of our nation." Sheila North Wilson, grand chief and representative of more than 75,000 indigenous people living across northern Canada, was in Ottawa last February to discuss the many issues plaguing First Nations communities.
A group of talented photographers are on a mission to alter perceptions of the Middle East.
A newly opened restaurant in Toronto sparked heated online debate recently by revealing that two dishes on its menu would contain seal meat. Kū-kŭm Kitchen, an Indigenous-owned and operated restaurant, was targeted by an online petition which gained more than 6,300 signatures.
There are 28 active conflicts around the world at this very moment. Over the past year, CNN has collected letters written between loved ones who have been in the path of past and present hostilities.
Architecture, as it always does, responded, and the humble warehouse evolved to accommodate this new type of industry. In cities such as Manchester, England, the distinctive cotton warehouse, for example, proliferated, with these imposing structures becoming physical markers of their time. In recent decades, however, many of these brick buildings are standing empty.
Explore the best beaches around the world using CNN Travel's interactive beach tool.
Dubbed "the homework gap" by researchers, students without the use of reliable internet access at home find it harder to complete and submit homework assignments, further expanding the inequality already seen in low-income communities. While some US schools provide their students with laptops or iPads, according to Pew Research Center, almost 5 million American households with school-aged children lack broadband in the home.
The Eden Project is built on a disused clay pit the size of 30 football pitches and consists of two massive transparent domes -- known as biomes -- which house more than 3,000 species of plants. The eco-park, in Cornwall, south-west England, was opened 16 years ago to educate people about sustainability and the environment.
October marks the start of the Indian wedding season, brought on by a string of auspicious dates in the Hindu calendar. Up to 20 million weddings take place in India annually, and while each will be unique, they'll have a few things in common. One of them is gold.
On October 14, thousands of people around the world participated in the Walk for Freedom to help combat modern day slavery.