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Letter from Botswana
459 - January, 2013
Customary law needs to catch up with women's rights, says Wame Molefhe.
Falling in love with tax
459 - January, 2013
Some rich people are all for it. Nick Harvey reports on the growing desire for tax justice.
That's rich - The FACTS
459 - January, 2013
In spite of global financial crisis, the numbers of super-rich people in the world has grown - and so have their fortunes.
Azerbijan's pompous kleptocrat
459 - January, 2013
Worldbeater dishes the dirt on Ilham Aliyev, master of autocratic self-enrichment.
Showdown in the Amazon
459 - January, 2013
Why are indigenous leaders at odds with their communities in the struggle to conserve their forest homes? Jane Monahan travels to Ecuador to find out.
The feral rich - how can we help them?
459 - January, 2013
A 10-point action plan for policymakers, illustrated by Kate Charlesworth.
Laying into the poor
459 - January, 2013
From the US to China, Owen Jones documents how the demonization of the have-nots is going global.
Civil society crackdown in Ethiopia
459 - January, 2013
As Ethiopia joins the UN Human Rights Council, Laetitia Bader hopes its own rights abuses will be put under the international spotlight.
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| Article title | Description | Author | Published | Magazine | Link |
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| Sierra Leone: election by SMS | January, 2013 | 459 | Preview | ||
| Government aid for mines | Wayne Ellwood | January, 2013 | 459 | Preview | |
| Letter from Botswana | Customary law needs to catch up with women's rights, says Wame Molefhe. |
Wame Molefhe | January, 2013 | 459 | Preview |
| The Unreported Year 2012 | New Internationalist Editorial | January, 2013 | 459 | Preview | |
| Country Profile: Swaziland | Mantoe Phakathi | January, 2013 | 459 | Preview | |
| Big Bad World - Bad Person | P J Polyp | January, 2013 | 459 | Preview | |
| Forty and still fighting. | Steve Parry | January, 2013 | 459 | Preview | |
| Falling in love with tax | Some rich people are all for it. Nick Harvey reports on the growing desire for tax justice. |
Nick Harvey | January, 2013 | 459 | Preview |
| That's rich - The FACTS | In spite of global financial crisis, the numbers of super-rich people in the world has grown - and so have their fortunes. |
January, 2013 | 459 | Preview | |
| Azerbijan's pompous kleptocrat | Worldbeater dishes the dirt on Ilham Aliyev, master of autocratic self-enrichment. |
New Internationalist Editorial | January, 2013 | 459 | Preview |
| Showdown in the Amazon | Why are indigenous leaders at odds with their communities in the struggle to conserve their forest homes? Jane Monahan travels to Ecuador to find out. |
Jane Monahan | January, 2013 | 459 | Preview |
| The feral rich | How do they get away with it? Vanessa Baird investigates. |
Vanessa Baird | January, 2013 | 459 | Preview |
| The feral rich - how can we help them? | A 10-point action plan for policymakers, illustrated by Kate Charlesworth. |
Kate Charlesworth | January, 2013 | 459 | Preview |
| Laying into the poor | From the US to China, Owen Jones documents how the demonization of the have-nots is going global. |
Owen Jones | January, 2013 | 459 | Preview |
| Civil society crackdown in Ethiopia | As Ethiopia joins the UN Human Rights Council, Laetitia Bader hopes its own rights abuses will be put under the international spotlight. |
Laetitia Bader | January, 2013 | 459 | Preview |
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