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Sierra Leone
429 - January, 2010
Every home in Sierra Leone is well stocked with candles, gasoline lanterns and trusty flashlights. These are life essentials in the capital, Freetown, where electricity is intermittent at best.
Ageing - 7 myths
429 - January, 2010
The average age of the population is increasing – people are living longer. Also, women are having fewer children. But is this greying of nations really a ‘crisis’?
Victory looms
429 - January, 2010
Transatlantic student boycott forces clothing company to reopen factory
Afrikaners hit bottom
429 - January, 2010
Photo-journalist Dean Saffron documents life in a South African squatter camp.
Beyond Reach?
429 - January, 2010
A fictionalized account of the 2005 Make Poverty History campaign.
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| Article title | Description | Author | Published | Magazine | Link |
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| When sperm didn't meet ovum | China and Iran: two ways to do family planning. |
Vanessa Baird | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Sex action | How ‘abstinence’ is pushing up the abortion rate. |
Vanessa Baird | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| The Best of 2009 | The best books, music & films of 2009 as reviewed by NI. |
Louise Gray,Peter Whittaker,Malcolm Lewis | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Sierra Leone | Every home in Sierra Leone is well stocked with candles, gasoline lanterns and trusty flashlights. These are life essentials in the capital, Freetown, where electricity is intermittent at best. |
Sulakshana Gupta | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Caught in the net | Brazil has no specific law to deal with internet content. |
January, 2010 | 429 | Buy | |
| A brief history of population | Includes a murky past. |
Vanessa Baird | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Ageing - 7 myths | The average age of the population is increasing – people are living longer. Also, women are having fewer children. But is this greying of nations really a ‘crisis’? |
Vanessa Baird | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Mine hero | The struggle to eradicate landmines continues |
Sian Griffiths | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| To buy or not to buy | The Nestlé fair trade Kit Kat dilemma. |
January, 2010 | 429 | Buy | |
| Victory looms | Transatlantic student boycott forces clothing company to reopen factory |
Rowenna Davis | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Blame the coffee | Why tiny Timor Leste is undergoing a baby boom. |
Vanessa Baird | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Afrikaners hit bottom | Photo-journalist Dean Saffron documents life in a South African squatter camp. |
Dean Saffron | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Geert Wilders | Geert Wilders, the lying Dutchman. |
January, 2010 | 429 | Buy | |
| Minor offences | India's brutal treatment of Kashmiri youths is fuelling conflict |
Dilnaz Boga | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Beyond Reach? | A fictionalized account of the 2005 Make Poverty History campaign. |
Peter Whittaker | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
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