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Nuptials in Botswana
458 - December, 2012
When it comes to weddings, it’s important to do things right, says Wame Molefhe.
Argument – Should hate speech be a crime?
458 - December, 2012
Feminist Joyce Arthur and gay rights activist Peter Tatchell weigh up the pros and cons.
Internet showdown: why digital freedom matters - to us all
458 - December, 2012
New Internationalist co-editor Hazel Healy meets the free software hackers protecting your bits from cybersnooping governments and marketers.
Interview with Khanim Latif
458 - December, 2012
Iraqi campaigner Khanim Latif on her lifelong fight for feminism.
Southern Exposure - Zhuang Wubin
458 - December, 2012
Highlighting the work of artists and photographers from the Majority World
Letter from Botswana: beautiful blue
457 - November, 2012
Wame Molefhe describes her joy as the first rains chase winter away.
To everything there is a season
457 - November, 2012
How can Egyptians make sure last year’s uprisings have a lasting legacy? Maria Golia looks forward.
How not to make every vote count
457 - November, 2012
With the presidential election looming, many Americans are finding their right to vote under assault says Mark Engler.
Australia: gas hub threat
457 - November, 2012
A divided community weighs up whether to protect aboriginal lands or opt for $1.3 billion in compensation.
Colombia: will peace prevail?
457 - November, 2012
As guerrilla army FARC enter formal talks with government, Colombians are optimistic about an end to civil war, reports Jonathan Glennie.
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| Article title | Description | Author | Published | Magazine | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nuptials in Botswana | When it comes to weddings, it’s important to do things right, says Wame Molefhe. |
Wame Molefhe | December, 2012 | 458 | Buy |
| Tibetan calm and karma | Tibetan calm and karma, photographed by Zhuang Wubin. |
December, 2012 | 458 | Buy | |
| Here comes the end of the Enlightenment. | Anna Chen | December, 2012 | 458 | Buy | |
| Argument – Should hate speech be a crime? | Feminist Joyce Arthur and gay rights activist Peter Tatchell weigh up the pros and cons. |
Peter Tatchell,Joyce Arthur | December, 2012 | 458 | Buy |
| Internet showdown: why digital freedom matters - to us all | New Internationalist co-editor Hazel Healy meets the free software hackers protecting your bits from cybersnooping governments and marketers. |
Hazel Healy | December, 2012 | 458 | Buy |
| Interview with Khanim Latif | Iraqi campaigner Khanim Latif on her lifelong fight for feminism. |
Amy Hall | December, 2012 | 458 | Buy |
| Only Planet - Forgotten Scenes from the Titanic | Cartoon by Marc Roberts |
Marc Roberts | December, 2012 | 458 | Buy |
| Southern Exposure - Zhuang Wubin | Highlighting the work of artists and photographers from the Majority World |
Zhuang Wubin | December, 2012 | 458 | Buy |
| Big Bad World - Dollar Detainee | Radical political cartoon from Polyp. |
Polyp | December, 2012 | 458 | Buy |
| Scratchy Lines | Cartoon by Simon Kneebone |
Simon Kneebone | December, 2012 | 458 | Buy |
| Letter from Botswana: beautiful blue | Wame Molefhe describes her joy as the first rains chase winter away. |
Wame Molefhe | November, 2012 | 457 | Buy |
| To everything there is a season | How can Egyptians make sure last year’s uprisings have a lasting legacy? Maria Golia looks forward. |
Maria Golia | November, 2012 | 457 | Buy |
| How not to make every vote count | With the presidential election looming, many Americans are finding their right to vote under assault says Mark Engler. |
Mark Engler | November, 2012 | 457 | Buy |
| Australia: gas hub threat | A divided community weighs up whether to protect aboriginal lands or opt for $1.3 billion in compensation. |
James Purtill | November, 2012 | 457 | Buy |
| Colombia: will peace prevail? | As guerrilla army FARC enter formal talks with government, Colombians are optimistic about an end to civil war, reports Jonathan Glennie. |
Jonathan Glennie | November, 2012 | 457 | Buy |
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