Qatar Charity (QC) has released the 24th issue of its 'Ghiras' magazine, which has a variety of reports, interviews, and articles on humanitarian, charitable, and voluntary work.
The 24th Issue begins with a piece on Her Highness Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, who has actively been engaged as a visionary leader in education and other social reforms in Qatar for many years and has played a major role in spearheading national and international development projects.
In the 24th edition of Ghiras magazine
?Her Highness Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, a pioneering example in the humanitarian field of education
?Children’s realities in crises-stricken regions
?Most influential humanitarian photographs https://t.co/wtIRdMRDmF pic.twitter.com/wp4VZmLerw
As children are usually hardest hit by crises, this issue of the magazine highlights the impact of the crises on the children, especially in the field of education, through a bunch of reports, an infographic, and an interview with a UNICEF official.
The issue also includes a piece on International Day to Protect Education from Attack, a Qatari initiative endorsed by the United Nations, in addition to an article on influential humanitarian photographs and their impact, and an interview on the importance of better humanitarian photographs in conveying the voice of the marginalized to the world.
In addition to Qatar Charity’s documentary film ‘Pens against Bullets’ - coproduced with Al-Jazeera channel-, which has recently won the Siirt Turkish Film Festival special prize, a reader will find many reports from across the globe where Qatar Charity works to uplift the standard of living for the marginalized and vulnerable by implementing various relief and development projects.
Readers can click here to download the 24th issue of the magazine.
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