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Deputy Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman (left) is responsible for bombing Yemen; his cousin Crown Prince Mohammad bin Nayef (right) is in charge of executions.Photo: Faye Nureldine/Getty

Two good days when crimes against nature were exposed

An extraordinary gathering of frontline communities in Paris has been presenting evidence of crimes against nature. Nigerian poet and activist Nnimmo Bassey reports.

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Hundreds gathered by the famous pyramid to spell out ‘FOSSIL FREE CULTURE’ with black umbrellas.Kristian Buus

Sounding the TTIP alarm across the European Union

Canada is the most sued country in the ‘developed’ world, and that should be cause for grave concern, argues Maude Barlow.

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More than three million Europeans have sign a petition to stop the TTIP.Photo: Stop TTIP

Global Goals vs TTIP: trading human rights for profit

Three million concerned Europeans signed a petition against a controversial new trade deal that will undermine human rights, explains Mark Dearn.

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TTIP disappointment: ISDS-lite gets the nod in Strasbourg

Guy Taylor is up in arms over today's TTIP vote in the European Parliament.

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Mourners remember Avijit Roy, murdered in March. Just weeks later, Washiqur Rahman, a blogger known for his atheist views, was also killed in Dhaka.ZUMA Press, Inc. / Alamy

Southern Exposure Special: Telling our own stories

Twenty-five years ago, the founders of Drik photo agency had a vision: ‘to bring positive change through the professional and effective use of multimedia communication’. As they celebrate their quarter-century, Shahidul Alam recalls the early days, and offers some iconic photographs from their files.

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The Gender Inequality Index is a composite measure that reflects inequality, reproductive health, empowerment and the labour market.

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.

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'Our friends'	Why is the West still cosying up to an ever-more repressive Saudi Arabia? asks Vanessa Baird.	Vanessa Baird	March, 2016	490	Buy
Corruption kills in Romania	Cristiana Moisescu relays tragic events that sparked public rage in Bucharest.	Cristiana Moisescu	January, 2016	489	Buy
Two good days when crimes against nature were exposed	An extraordinary gathering of frontline communities in Paris has been presenting evidence of crimes against nature. Nigerian poet and activist Nnimmo Bassey reports.	Nnimmo Bassey	December, 2015	21	Read
Art, oil and arrests in Paris	Today, hundreds protested against oil sponsorship at the Louvre and ten were arrested. Jess Worth was in the thick of the action.	Jess Worth	December, 2015	21	Read
Sounding the TTIP alarm across the European Union	Canada is the most sued country in the ‘developed’ world, and that should be cause for grave concern, argues Maude Barlow.	Maude Barlow	November, 2015	487	Read
Global Goals vs TTIP: trading human rights for profit	Three million concerned Europeans signed a petition against a controversial new trade deal that will undermine human rights, explains Mark Dearn.	Mark Dearn	October, 2015	486	Read
Trans-action	A collection of pro trans organizations, websites, support groups, books, movies and more.	New Internationalist Editorial	October, 2015	486	Read
Kalpana's Warriors rise		Jess Worth	September, 2015	485	Read
What do Syrians Want?	The story of how Rafif Jouejati organized a survey in a warzone, and the answers she got.	Rafif Jouejati	September, 2015	485	Read
TTIP disappointment: ISDS-lite gets the nod in Strasbourg	Guy Taylor is up in arms over today's TTIP vote in the European Parliament.	Guy Taylor	July, 2015	484	Read
Bangladesh: a death allowed	Shahidul Alam laments a culture of impunity.	Shahidul Alam	May, 2015	482	Read
Southern Exposure Special: Telling our own stories	Twenty-five years ago, the founders of Drik photo agency had a vision: ‘to bring positive change through the professional and effective use of multimedia communication’. As they celebrate their quarter-century, Shahidul Alam recalls the early days, and offers some iconic photographs from their files.	Shahidul Alam	September, 2014	475	Read
Feminism - The Facts	Facts for feminists - the twists and turns along the road to equality.		July, 2014	474	Buy
Dead bastards	Heaven help military personnel who blow the whistle. Alexa O’Brien is tracking the case of Chelsea Manning.	Alexa O'Brien	April, 2014	471	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

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