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Emmanuel “Manu” Letouzé is a French-born, Brooklyn-based, political cartoonist, who is also the Director of Data-Pop Alliance and a Visiting Scholar at MIT Media Lab. He has contributed cartoons to various publications, including the satirical blog Stuff Expat Aid Workers Like and Rue89, France’s leading news website. From 1997-2004 he contributed editorial cartoons to French regional daily L'Union as well as national weekly Politis, and more recently illustrated the Management Handbook for UN Field Missions produced by the International Peace Institute as well as the Sphere Project Handbook. His cartoons are available on his public Manu Cartoons Facebook page.

Don't Give Up

Don't give up on 1.5 billion of us.
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Felling impaled

I knew 3 of the cartoonists killed today and this what i have been feeling since hearing the news
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Unintended Consequences

Humanitarian assistance is given with the best intentions, but can have unforeseen effects.
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NSA

Why do so few people care about the NSA surveillance programs?
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The Right to Dignity

'People have the right to life with dignity.' This cartoon is selected for

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The new and 'independent' Afghan media

"The Afghan media sector is one of the few areas lauded as a success by the international communi
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Where is Mokhtar "Mr Malrboro" Belmokhtar?

"Mokhtar Belmokhtar, the Algerian Islamist militant behind the January 16th attack on a gas insta
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Demanding Development

@manucartoons #360D "Is 2013 going 2 B the year of democracy & equality in the Arab world?":

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