This week on the World Vision Report:

International journalists can face real danger in telling their stories ... Bloggers helped oust a dictator, and now fight for democracy in Tunisia ... Locals offer warmth and welcome to reporters in Benghazi, Libya ... An editor in Benghazi, Libya publishes a new, uncensored newspaper ... Leiderman Ortiz, a Colombian journalist, faces threats in his hometown ... Exiled Somali reporters take refuge in Uganda ... Sonnie Morris, a radio reporter in Liberia, refuses bribes ... A CD called 'Listen to the Banned' highlights music of censored artists around the world.

This week on the World Vision Report:

A village destroyed by a mudslide starts over as a 'sustainable city' in rural Mexico ... A magazine by women and for women in Afghanistan ... A tale of lively animals on a farm in West Africa ... Senior Global Development Fellow David Roodman discusses the ins and outs of microloans ... Panama's Rubén Blades — out of government and singing again ... Patience is a necessity when traveling in West Africa.

This week on the World Vision Report:

Young Libyans, freedom fighters in Benghazi, choose revolution over poverty ... Mohamed Bouazizi's family talks about his fatal act of protest in Tunisia ... The government of China stifles even the whisper of protests ... The one child policy creates a generation of woeful singletons in China ... Revolutions in the Middle East find volunteers crossing borders to help ... International Women's Day: Bringing development through a focus on educating girls.