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Looking forward in hope. A woman waits in line to cast her vote at a primary school in Nairobi's slum district of Kibera in August 2010. Noor Khamis / Reuters

Kenya

Thanks to Barack Obama and a piece of mobile technology, Kenya's reputation is now based on more than just safari parks, as Geoffrey Kamadi explains.

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Fairer than fair

Fairer than fair

Just Change India is a tea trade initiative that rights economic wrongs.

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Jesse Jackson on regrets, rejoicing and racism Photo by: Cliff under a CC Licence

Jesse Jackson on regrets, rejoicing and racism

The Baptist minister and US civil rights activist talks to Rowenna Davis about regrets, rejoicing and racism.

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Rax Interview with Des Kay

Find an unusual way to show you care – something that is fun and has a message that doesn’t overwhelm the spectator. Remember you want them to be on your side.

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What war does: a child injured in a bomb blast, Peshwar, Pakistan. The bombing was in retaliation for a US drone attack.

Interview with John Pilger

Why do so many journalists beat the drums of war and peddle propaganda?

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Ten Canoes was the first full-length film made entirely in an indigenous Australian language.

Where is the real cinema?

Malcolm Lewis finds quality beyond Disney and exotic settings...

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Okinawans battle to close US bases

Okinawans battle to close US bases

Okinawa currently hosts 75 per cent of US military facilities in Japan

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‘We will be free!’ A Papuan in traditional dress demonstrates against the Indonesian occupation. Achmad Ibrahim/AP/Press Association Image

Indonesia’s Abu Ghraib

West Papuan freedom struggle gathers momentum.

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Audrey Macklin teaches law at the University of Toronto. She was active in the campaign to repatriate Canadian child soldier, Omar Khadr, who was captured by US forces in Afghanistan in 2002 and sent to Guantánamo where he has been imprisoned for eight years.

Should nation-states open their borders to refugees and migrants?

Two experts debate immigration, then our readers weigh in with their comments

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Can Masdeu, a squat near Barcelona, where fresh food flows and unexpected friendships are nurtured. Isabelle Fremeaux and John Jordan

In search of Utopia

Communities across Europe are already living the alternatives, discover Isabelle Fremeaux and John Jordan

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Happy days: George Marshall in the kitchen garden, Forest of Dean, early 1970s.

Back to the future

What will it be like to live in a zero carbon world? George Marshall encourages us to look to the past to find out.

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20-year-old Meenakshi Diwan does maintenance work on her village’s solar panel. A member of the Orissa Tribal Women’s Barefoot Solar Engineers Association, she is helping local communities in India move away from dependence on fossil fuels.

Powering up to zero

Can we make the transition to a fossil-free future? Jess Worth meets the people who say we can.

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Press crackdown in South Africa

South African protest

Adam Edwards December, 2010 438 Buy
Moving on up: the big money takeover of America

Moving on up - the big money takeover of America

Mark Engler December, 2010 438 Buy
Kenya

Thanks to Barack Obama and a piece of mobile technology, Kenya's reputation is now based on more than just safari parks, as Geoffrey Kamadi explains.

Geoffrey Kamadi December, 2010 438 Buy
Fairer than fair

Just Change India is a tea trade initiative that rights economic wrongs.

Giedre Steikunaite December, 2010 438 Buy
Jesse Jackson on regrets, rejoicing and racism

The Baptist minister and US civil rights activist talks to Rowenna Davis about regrets, rejoicing and racism.

Rowenna Davis December, 2010 438 Buy
Rax Interview with Des Kay

Find an unusual way to show you care – something that is fun and has a message that doesn’t overwhelm the spectator. Remember you want them to be on your side.

December, 2010 438 Buy
Interview with John Pilger

Why do so many journalists beat the drums of war and peddle propaganda?

John Pilger December, 2010 438 Buy
The Secular Outlook: In Defense of Moral and Political Secularism

A review of the book by Paul Cliteur

Peter Whittaker December, 2010 438 Buy
Where is the real cinema?

Malcolm Lewis finds quality beyond Disney and exotic settings...

Malcolm Lewis December, 2010 438 Buy
Okinawans battle to close US bases

Okinawa currently hosts 75 per cent of US military facilities in Japan

Tina Burrett December, 2010 438 Buy
Indonesia’s Abu Ghraib

West Papuan freedom struggle gathers momentum.

Jo Lateu December, 2010 438 Buy
Should nation-states open their borders to refugees and migrants?

Two experts debate immigration, then our readers weigh in with their comments

New Internationalist December, 2010 438 Buy
In search of Utopia

Communities across Europe are already living the alternatives, discover Isabelle Fremeaux and John Jordan

Isabelle Fremeaux,John Jordan December, 2010 438 Buy
Back to the future

What will it be like to live in a zero carbon world? George Marshall encourages us to look to the past to find out.

Peter Marshall December, 2010 438 Buy
Powering up to zero

Can we make the transition to a fossil-free future? Jess Worth meets the people who say we can.

Jess Worth December, 2010 438 Buy