Features
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Food last!
Across the world, popular protest has demanded adequate food and fair prices. Stephanie Boyd reports from Cuzco in Peru.
Profits in hungry times
Agribusiness and industrial farming: 10; farmers and the famished: nil. A report from the campaign group GRAIN.
Year of living dangerously
Richard Swift on the hard edge of hunger in a year of perpetual crisis. Action – a new diet for the world food system.
Action and worth reading on Afghanistan
Groups, contacts and resources.
Where has the money gone?
Abdul Basir on the missing aid billions.
Hearts and minds
Afghan views on WHAM – a key strategy of the coalition forces’ war against the Taliban. Pictures from AINA’s gallery.
Theatre of justice
Drama is helping victims, writes Hadi Ogal.
The blight of impunity
Human rights activist Horia Mosadiq takes her Government to task.
Afghanistan - The Facts
The basics, conflict, aid & social equality in Afghanistan.
A brief history of Afghanistan
The fighting, the pain and the hunger for change
Losing Afghans
How to lose friends and alienate people, by Kabul defence journalist, Khabaryal.
Afghanistan on the edge
And the West acting like it knows best... again. Isn’t it time we listened to Afghans, asks Vanessa Baird?
Rebels with a cause
Popular rebellion has often accompanied oppressive taxation. Almost all the protests were against taxes that ignored the ability to pay. Here are just a few examples.
Why ecotaxes may not be the answer
Tax will, sooner or later, have to follow the environmental agenda. Nicola Liebert reports on mixed experiences so far, even in Germany. Top dodger: The British Monarchy
A short history of TAXATION
A history of the eternal fate of taxation: to be the abused or abusive means towards noble or ignoble ends, never quite able to escape its association with extortion and war.
Tax the richest: why are we waiting?
As the UN goes in search of more funds to eliminate poverty, David Hillman reckons he knows where they’re hiding. Top dodger: Tesco
Tax Injustice – the facts
The measure of just tax is the ability to pay. The world’s tax system today is unjust, shifting the burden from rich to poor – and failing altogether to address the green agenda. Here are the facts and figures.
Can pay.. won't pay!
How John Christensen made a banker hide his head in his hands in the tax haven of Jersey. Top dodgers: Leona Helmsley, The Prince of Liechtenstein
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