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Most of the country’s land mass lies fewer than 10 metres above sea level. Climate change will subject farmland to both drought and flooding. Photo: Shaiful Chowdhury / DRIK / Majority World

Frontline Bangladesh

Some Pacifc islands are already being evacuated. Bangladesh stands next in the climate change frontline. The difference is, it has a massive and growing population.

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Cairo 2010

Cairo 2010

The dawn of a new decade has Maria Golia pondering the past.

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Precious

Precious

Based on the novel Push by Sapphire, directed by Lee Daniels

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When sperm didn't meet ovum

When sperm didn't meet ovum

China and Iran: two ways to do family planning.

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Nigeria has the world’s highest unsafe abortion rate. Young, Catholic women – especially students – are the most likely to seek abortion. Photo: Finbarr O’Reilly / Reuters

Sex action

How ‘abstinence’ is pushing up the abortion rate.

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The Best of 2009

The Best of 2009

The best books, music & films of 2009 as reviewed by NI.

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Sierra Leone Photo by Jenny Matthews / PANOS

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.

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Caught in the net

Caught in the net

Brazil has no specific law to deal with internet content.

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Photo: Umit Bektas / Reuters

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’?

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Handle with care: Aki Ra uses a bamboo stick to clear a deadly mine. Photo by Richard Fitoussi

Mine hero

The struggle to eradicate landmines continues

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To buy or not to buy

To buy or not to buy

The Nestlé fair trade Kit Kat dilemma.

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Victory looms

Victory looms

Transatlantic student boycott forces clothing company to reopen factory

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Blame the coffee

Blame the coffee

Why tiny Timor Leste is undergoing a baby boom.

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The Government is trying to merge Krugersdorp’s 400 white squatters into the black settlement (population 5,000) of Munsieville. Neither group favours the proposal.

Afrikaners hit bottom

Photo-journalist Dean Saffron documents life in a South African squatter camp.

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Frontline Bangladesh

Some Pacifc islands are already being evacuated. Bangladesh stands next in the climate change frontline. The difference is, it has a massive and growing population.

Vanessa Baird January, 2010 429 Preview
Cairo 2010

The dawn of a new decade has Maria Golia pondering the past.

Maria Golia January, 2010 429 Preview
Precious

Based on the novel Push by Sapphire, directed by Lee Daniels

Malcolm Lewis January, 2010 429 Preview
When sperm didn't meet ovum

China and Iran: two ways to do family planning.

Vanessa Baird January, 2010 429 Preview
Sex action

How ‘abstinence’ is pushing up the abortion rate.

Vanessa Baird January, 2010 429 Preview
The Best of 2009

The best books, music & films of 2009 as reviewed by NI.

Louise Gray,Peter Whittaker,Malcolm Lewis January, 2010 429 Preview
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 Preview
Caught in the net

Brazil has no specific law to deal with internet content.

January, 2010 429 Preview
A brief history of population

Includes a murky past.

Vanessa Baird January, 2010 429 Preview
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 Preview
Mine hero

The struggle to eradicate landmines continues

Sian Griffiths January, 2010 429 Preview
To buy or not to buy

The Nestlé fair trade Kit Kat dilemma.

January, 2010 429 Preview
Victory looms

Transatlantic student boycott forces clothing company to reopen factory

Rowenna Davis January, 2010 429 Preview
Blame the coffee

Why tiny Timor Leste is undergoing a baby boom.

Vanessa Baird January, 2010 429 Preview
Afrikaners hit bottom

Photo-journalist Dean Saffron documents life in a South African squatter camp.

Dean Saffron January, 2010 429 Preview