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Fun and games in Indonesia – but navigating a path to a healthy future is far from child’s play for the poor. Enny Nuraheni / Reuters

Child survival - but at what cost?

In order to make a real difference to poor children’s lives, it’s not enough to save them from an early death – the agenda must shift from the humanitarian to the political, argues paediatrician Claudio Schuftan.

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Healthcare and inequality - THE FACTS

A matter of life and death: the contrasting rates of mortality, access to medicine and care across the globe.

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Resting for a bit, after treatment by doctors at the Daawad hospital in Eyl, Somalia, before beginning the return journey home. Frederic Courbet/Panos Pictures

Palestine: shaking up the occupiers

Linah Alsaafin voices youth frustration with the double bind of Israeli occupation and defunct Palestinian leadership.

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Orange squash: foul play in Ukraine

Tina Burrett fears the 28 October elections will be neither free or fair.

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A froth-free latte stirred with politics

A new leftwing café gives Steve Parry a break from empty consumerism and massive cups.

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British lawyers on the hunt for Mau Mau fighters in Kenya

Maina Waruru questions the motivations of firms seeking compensation from the British government.

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Tax justice podcast: the pin-stripe mafia

Switzerland, Bangladesh and the Big Four accountancy firms are featured in the latest Tax Justice Network podcast.

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The Co-operative Revolution Launch

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Why selling out is no longer an option

Capitalism’s betrayals will cost youth dear. Laurie Penny’s call to arms.

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Child survival - but at what cost?	In order to make a real difference to poor children’s lives, it’s not enough to save them from an early death – the agenda must shift from the humanitarian to the political, argues paediatrician Claudio Schuftan.	Claudio Schuftan	November, 2012	457	Buy
Moral medicine: the Cuban way	A revolutionary example of efficient and affordable healthcare, by John M Kirk and Chris Walker.	John M Kirk,Chris Walker	November, 2012	457	Buy
Healthcare and inequality - THE FACTS	A matter of life and death: the contrasting rates of mortality, access to medicine and care across the globe.	New Internationalist Editorial	November, 2012	457	Buy
Bad medicine	Inequality squeezes both how healthy we are and the healthcare we get. Time to get past it, believes Dinyar Godrej.	Dinyar Godrej	November, 2012	457	Buy
Palestine: shaking up the occupiers	Linah Alsaafin voices youth frustration with the double bind of Israeli occupation and defunct Palestinian leadership.	Linah Alsaafin	October, 2012	456	Buy
When Akala met Seun	Afrobeat star Seun Kuti talks to rapper Akala about hope, politics and African religions.	Akala	October, 2012	456	Buy
Youth – The FACTS	This infographic takes a closer look at the contrasting lives of the 1.2 billion young people aged 15-24 worldwide.		October, 2012	456	Buy
Orange squash: foul play in Ukraine	Tina Burrett fears the 28 October elections will be neither free or fair.	Tina Burrett	October, 2012	456	Buy
Is China good for Africa?	Writer and activist Firoze Manji and professor Stephen Chan go head-to-head.	New Internationalist Editorial	October, 2012	456	Buy
A froth-free latte stirred with politics	A new leftwing café gives Steve Parry a break from empty consumerism and massive cups.	Steve Parry	October, 2012	456	Buy
British lawyers on the hunt for Mau Mau fighters in Kenya	Maina Waruru questions the motivations of firms seeking compensation from the British government.	Maina Waruru	October, 2012	456	Buy
Tax justice podcast: the pin-stripe mafia	Switzerland, Bangladesh and the Big Four accountancy firms are featured in the latest Tax Justice Network podcast.	New Internationalist Editorial	October, 2012	456	Read
Youth rising	Young people are playing a vital role in a sweeping wave of dissent, says Jody McIntyre.	Jody McIntyre	October, 2012	456	Buy
The Co-operative Revolution Launch			October, 2012	456	Buy
Why selling out is no longer an option	Capitalism’s betrayals will cost youth dear. Laurie Penny’s call to arms.	Laurie Penny	October, 2012	456	Buy

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