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Civil society crackdown in Ethiopia

As Ethiopia joins the UN Human Rights Council, Laetitia Bader hopes its own rights abuses will be put under the international spotlight.

Articles in this category displayed as a table:

Article title	From magazine	Publication date
Reasons to be cheerful	What has development done for me?	March, 2013
What IF?	What has development done for me?	March, 2013
Erin Brockovista	What has development done for me?	March, 2013
Shields, 10 years on	What has development done for me?	March, 2013
Enough is enough	What has development done for me?	March, 2013
40 years ago...	What has development done for me?	March, 2013
Joining the dots	What has development done for me?	March, 2013
Introducing... Park Geun-hye	What has development done for me?	March, 2013
Idle No More	What has development done for me?	March, 2013
Diaspora doctors	What has development done for me?	March, 2013
Highly charged election	What has development done for me?	March, 2013
Reasons to be cheerful	The feral rich	January, 2013
Penis surcharge in New Zealand	The feral rich	January, 2013
You are not a loan	The feral rich	January, 2013
Turkey's deliquent justice	The feral rich	January, 2013
Land rights clash in Honduras	The feral rich	January, 2013
Introducing Chinese leader Xi Jinping	The feral rich	January, 2013
Sierra Leone: election by SMS	The feral rich	January, 2013
Government aid for mines	The feral rich	January, 2013
Civil society crackdown in Ethiopia	The feral rich	January, 2013

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Articles about Agenda, ordered by date.

Reasons to be cheerful

What IF?

Report from Britain.

Erin Brockovista

Report from Chile.

Shields, 10 years on

Report from Iraq.

Enough is enough

Report from India.

40 years ago...

Joining the dots

Report from Australia.

Introducing... Park Geun-hye

Report from South Korea.

Idle No More

Report from Canada.

Diaspora doctors

Report from Syria.

Highly charged election

Report from Kenya.

Reasons to be cheerful

Penis surcharge in New Zealand

You are not a loan

Turkey's deliquent justice

Land rights clash in Honduras

Introducing Chinese leader Xi Jinping

Sierra Leone: election by SMS

Government aid for mines