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Mental Disability Rights International (MDRI) exposed filthy and degrading conditions in Romania’s institutions in January 2006. This boy spent every day tied to a chair at the Siret Psychiatric Institution. Mental Disability Rights International

Why does abuse persist in Romania?

Luke Dale-Harris reports on the ongoing battle to improve the rights of disabled people locked away in secretive Romanian institutions.

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Out of the ruins of the Rana Plaza

Photographer Suvra Kanti Das meets survivors of the garment factory collapse in Dhaka.

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YES: MYRIAM FRANCOIS-CERRAH is a writer and academic with a focus on France and the Middle East. She writes for a variety of publications including The Guardian, the Huffington Post and Al Jazeera English. Currently a post-graduate researcher (DPhil) at Oxford University, focusing on Islamic movements in Morocco, she tutors in Middle East politics.

Argument: Has the Arab Spring failed?

Writer and academic Myriam Francois-Cerrah and journalist Noreen Sadik go head-to-head.

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Why does abuse persist in Romania?	Luke Dale-Harris reports on the ongoing battle to improve the rights of disabled people locked away in secretive Romanian institutions.	Luke Dale-Harris	November, 2013	467	Buy
Country Profile: Bolivia	A miner, pick in one hand, rifle in the other, adorns many main squares of Bolivia’s highland mining communities, symbolizing the country’s tradition of radical social movements.	John Crabtree	November, 2013	467	Buy
Out of the ruins of the Rana Plaza	Photographer Suvra Kanti Das meets survivors of the garment factory collapse in Dhaka.	Suvra Kanti Das	November, 2013	467	Buy
Argument: Has the Arab Spring failed?	Writer and academic Myriam Francois-Cerrah and journalist Noreen Sadik go head-to-head.	New Internationalist Editorial	October, 2013	466	Buy
Racists, go home	Chris Coltrane is unimpressed with Britain's Racist Vans.	Chris Coltrane	October, 2013	466	Buy
A word with Rokia Traoré	The Malian singer-songwriter talks to about being an 'Afro-progressive' and how politics informs her music.	Graeme Green	October, 2013	466	Buy
Night flight	As the civil war in Syria escalates, over two million people have fled across its borders. Jordan had received 515,000 refugees by the end of August. David Brunetti’s images capture the scene.	David Brunetti	October, 2013	466	Buy
Reasons to be cheerful		Lydia James	October, 2013	466	Buy
Congo Calling		Hazel Healy	October, 2013	466	Buy
Digital discrimination		Amy Hall	October, 2013	466	Buy
What kind of peace?		Ella David	October, 2013	466	Buy
Muslim activists defy state power		Matthew Newsome	October, 2013	466	Buy
Fair enough?		New Internationalist Editorial	October, 2013	466	Buy
Introducing... Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj		Richard Swift	October, 2013	466	Buy
Immigration untruths		Hazel Healy	October, 2013	466	Buy

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