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DISPATCHES with Hollie McKay

DISPATCHES with Hollie McKay

著者： Hollie McKay
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Dispatches with Hollie McKay is where on-the-ground reporting meets real talk, no fluff, no agenda—just raw, unfiltered stories from the far corners of the world. Every week, I dive into the headlines that should be making news, the hidden humanitarian crises, and the extraordinary resilience of people too often forgotten. Alongside risk analyst Dennis Santiago, we’ll unpack global events, challenge narratives, and throw in a few personal picks—because sometimes, after covering war zones, you just need a good book, a great song, or a killer recipe. Welcome to Dispatches—where empathy leads the conversation.

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*This podcast is proudly brought to you by HumanizingGlobalPolicy.org

© 2026 DISPATCHES with Hollie McKay 個人的成功 政治・政府 旅行記・解説 社会科学 自己啓発
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  • The Loophole Nobody Wants to Close: Child Marriage in America

    The Loophole Nobody Wants to Close: Child Marriage in America
    2026/06/03

    Sherry Johnson was 11 years old when she was forced to marry the man who raped her, and it was completely legal. Half a century later, child marriage remains lawful in 34 U.S. states, some with no minimum age whatsoever. In this episode, Hollie breaks down the legal loopholes, the political resistance, and the staggering numbers behind a practice America condemns abroad but quietly permits at home and asks the question reformers have been demanding answered for decades: why won't Congress act?

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    11 分
  • Hundreds of Children Went to a Government Hospital for Care. They Left With HIV.

    Hundreds of Children Went to a Government Hospital for Care. They Left With HIV.
    2026/05/28

    A local doctor in Taunsa, a mid-sized city in Pakistan’s Punjab province, first noticed something was wrong in late 2024. Children were showing up at his private clinic HIV-positive, and most had no obvious reason to be.

    Their parents were testing clean. They were too young for drug use or any of the standard risk factors health officials tend to reach for when a case is inconvenient. What they had in common was simpler and more damning: they had all been treated at the same government hospital.

    So, what went wrong?

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    10 分
  • How the Law Allows Convicted Child Sex Offenders To Father a Surrogate Babies

    How the Law Allows Convicted Child Sex Offenders To Father a Surrogate Babies
    2026/05/20

    Does this Industry Need More Oversight?

    A convicted child sex offender is now a legal father. He is not in prison. He is not hiding. He raised money on GoFundMe, found a surrogate through a family friend, and in 2024 walked out of the system holding a baby boy — and the law, in Pennsylvania and in most of the country, lets him.

    That is not a bug. It is the architecture.

    Plus some life updates, second pregnancy and seeking suggestions.

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    9 分
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