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Tears are good medicine
452 - May, 2012
Young First Nations people in Manitoba tackle their number one problem – suicide among their peers. Janet Nicol reports.
Should India still receive foreign aid?
452 - May, 2012
NGO director Jamal Kidwai and activist and writer Praful Bidwai go head-to-head - read their arguments and join the debate.
Xstrata's killing fields
452 - May, 2012
Look at Peru if you think mining giant Xstrata should merge with Glencore. Stephanie Boyd reports.
When Western therapies fail
452 - May, 2012
Is a Western approach the best way to engage with the mental health issues of other cultures? Nick Harvey visits Burmese refugees in Thailand to find out.
Not in front of the children!
452 - May, 2012
Steve Parry's daughter is being brought up in a radical household. But could this tactic backfire?
Dancing for a change – creating awareness through art
452 - May, 2012
A young dance company is tackling tough issues through its performances, as its founder Kwame Asafo-Adjei explains.
Should donor nations give aid to countries with poor human rights records?
451 - April, 2012
Human rights lawyer Errol Mendes and aid campaigner Jonathan Glennie go head-to-head - read their arguments and join the debate.
Being nice and doing good
451 - April, 2012
Having opinions on social justice may seem like common sense so why does it incite people to shout in your face? wonders Josie Long.
Essay: Deindustrializing humanity
451 - April, 2012
Neither humanity nor nature are commodities. It’s time the old ideology was dissolved, writes Jeremy Seabrook.
When a winning smile is not enough
451 - April, 2012
Beauty contests are now big business, but have lost their appeal for Lauri Kubuitsile in her latest Letter From Botswana.
Country profile: Zambia
451 - April, 2012
Mary Namakando digs out facts and ratings on one of Southern Africa's most politically stable countries and probes President Sata's grapple with corruption.
The dirt on Teodoro Obiang
451 - April, 2012
Time to take aim at the tyrannical President of Equatorial Guinea in this month's 'Worldbeater'.
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| Article title | Description | Author | Published | Magazine | Link |
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| Reasons to be cheerful | Jo Lateu | May, 2012 | 452 | Buy | |
| Tears are good medicine | Young First Nations people in Manitoba tackle their number one problem – suicide among their peers. Janet Nicol reports. |
Janet Nicol | May, 2012 | 452 | Buy |
| Should India still receive foreign aid? | NGO director Jamal Kidwai and activist and writer Praful Bidwai go head-to-head - read their arguments and join the debate. |
New Internationalist | May, 2012 | 452 | Buy |
| Small bites | Jo Lateu | May, 2012 | 452 | Buy | |
| Xstrata's killing fields | Look at Peru if you think mining giant Xstrata should merge with Glencore. Stephanie Boyd reports. |
Stephanie Boyd | May, 2012 | 452 | Buy |
| When Western therapies fail | Is a Western approach the best way to engage with the mental health issues of other cultures? Nick Harvey visits Burmese refugees in Thailand to find out. |
Nick Harvey | May, 2012 | 452 | Buy |
| Not in front of the children! | Steve Parry's daughter is being brought up in a radical household. But could this tactic backfire? |
Steve Parry | May, 2012 | 452 | Buy |
| Dancing for a change – creating awareness through art | A young dance company is tackling tough issues through its performances, as its founder Kwame Asafo-Adjei explains. |
Kwame Asafo-Adjei | May, 2012 | 452 | Read |
| Should donor nations give aid to countries with poor human rights records? | Human rights lawyer Errol Mendes and aid campaigner Jonathan Glennie go head-to-head - read their arguments and join the debate. |
New Internationalist | April, 2012 | 451 | Read |
| Being nice and doing good | Having opinions on social justice may seem like common sense so why does it incite people to shout in your face? wonders Josie Long. |
Josie Long | April, 2012 | 451 | Read |
| Essay: Deindustrializing humanity | Neither humanity nor nature are commodities. It’s time the old ideology was dissolved, writes Jeremy Seabrook. |
Jeremy Seabrook | April, 2012 | 451 | Read |
| When a winning smile is not enough | Beauty contests are now big business, but have lost their appeal for Lauri Kubuitsile in her latest Letter From Botswana. |
Lauri Kubuitsile | April, 2012 | 451 | Read |
| Country profile: Zambia | Mary Namakando digs out facts and ratings on one of Southern Africa's most politically stable countries and probes President Sata's grapple with corruption. |
Mary Namakando | April, 2012 | 451 | Read |
| The dirt on Teodoro Obiang | Time to take aim at the tyrannical President of Equatorial Guinea in this month's 'Worldbeater'. |
New Internationalist Editorial | April, 2012 | 451 | Read |
| Reviews | Films, books and music from around the world. |
Vanessa Baird | April, 2012 | 451 | Read |
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