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Joanna Gill
Verified
Europe Correspondent, Thomson Reuters Foundation
Brussels, Edinburgh
Beats
human rightsEU affairs technology climate change
Fashion and celebrities
Content
By Joanna Gill Verified| Context Verified An Afghan boy drinks water as he and others fill their containers from a tap in Nahr-e-Shahi district in Balkh province, Afghanistan, August 6, 2023. REUTERS/Ali KharaWhat’s the context? From water projects in Afghanistan to demining in Colombia, aid cuts from Trump, EU and UK stop work that makes the world safer. Refugee numbers rise as budgets shrinkAid cuts felt from Kabul to KhartoumState of insecurity - the new norm?
By Joanna Gill Verified| Context Verified What’s the context? Indie animated film "Flow" rattles big studios with Oscar win, spotlighting role of new tech in industry under pressure from AI. BRUSSELS - The wordless adventure of a cat that finds refuge on a boat during an apocalyptic flood, the Oscar-winning animated movie "Flow" has offered hope to an industry grappling with an existential crisis, thanks in part to the use of artificial intelligence.
By Joanna Gill Verified| Context Verified • Risk of reversing gains amid cuts, Global Fund chief warns• Funding cuts "wake-up call" for disease-hit regions• Health security at risk if momentum lostBRUSSELS - The slashing of funds for life-saving health projects around the world could unravel decades of progress in fighting AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, forcing a "moment of reckoning" for global health, the head of the Global Fund told Context.
Company Info
Thomson Reuters Foundation
The Thomson Reuters Foundation is the charitable arm of Thomson Reuters, established in 1983 and based in London, UK. It operates as an independent charity focused on international development through various initiatives in media, legal support, and business practices. The Foundation is led by CEO Antonio Zappulla and employs 84 staff members. The Foundation addresses global challenges by combining journalism, legal expertise, and data intelligence. It strengthens independent journalism through training and grants, operates the world’s largest pro bono legal service, and provides crisis-related information during disasters via its Emergency Information Service. Additionally, it promotes corporate transparency and equitable economic practices through data-driven initiatives. Key programs include AlertNet, which enhances humanitarian coordination, and the Trust Conference, which focuses on human rights and anti-trafficking efforts. The Foundation collaborates with international organizations, governments, and media outlets to support its mission.
South Africa, South Africa
Founded: 1983