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Healthy conversation: a group of men discuss the taboo of widow cleansing and (left)former cleanser Esban Ochanga. Photo: Frederic Courbet

Big Bad World - Climate Change

Polyp tackles climate change

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G20: what we want - made simple

Positive points that might come in handy...

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Fat: A Cultural History of Obesity

Sander L Gilman delves into culture to demonstrate that our belief that fat can be identified with a number of character flaws

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Inside North Korea

A rare glimpse into the world’s most secretive country, by French aid worker Jérôme Bossuet who spent three years there.

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Male cleansers for hire	How sex with widows helps dead men	Angela Robson	April, 2009	421	Buy
Big Bad World - Climate Change	Polyp tackles climate change	P J Polyp	April, 2009	421	Buy
Africa to Appalachia	Sissoko’s warm-toned vocals and fluid kora work, counterpointed by Stone’s banjo-picking make for a wonderfully expansive sound on Africa to Appalachia	Louise Gray	April, 2009	421	Buy
Hosni Mubarak	Egypt’s President Mubarak may have survived six assassination attempts but does not escape the NI treatment.		April, 2009	421	Buy
Abdul Rahman Roslan	A haunting and sensitive glimpse into a Malaysian orphanage by photographer Abdul Rahman Roslan.	Abdul Rahman Roslan	April, 2009	421	Buy
Slaves to chocolate	Major chocolate companies still using child labour		April, 2009	421	Buy
Ernestly Frank		Marc Roberts	April, 2009	421	Buy
G20: what we want - made simple	Positive points that might come in handy...	David Ransom	April, 2009	421	Buy
Ghana	Facts, figures and the history of Ghana.	Richard Swift	April, 2009	421	Buy
The Final Bet	The first ever Arabic detective novel to be translated into English	Peter Whittaker	April, 2009	421	Buy
Fat: A Cultural History of Obesity	Sander L Gilman delves into culture to demonstrate that our belief that fat can be identified with a number of character flaws	Richard Swift	April, 2009	421	Buy
A Savage Environmentalism	Jeremy Seabrook on how bogus environmentalism is threatening some of India’s best friends of the environment.	Jeremy Seabrook	April, 2009	421	Buy
Murdered for music	11 members ambushed and shot at by an armed group, on their way home from a wedding performance.		April, 2009	421	Buy
Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar	Although Gandhi is a household name all over the world, Babasaheb Ambedkar, architect of the Indian Constitution and the first person to fight effectively for the rights of dalits (aka ‘untouchables’)	Mari Marcel Thekaekara	April, 2009	421	Buy
Inside North Korea	A rare glimpse into the world’s most secretive country, by French aid worker Jérôme Bossuet who spent three years there.	Jérôme Bossuet	April, 2009	421	Buy

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