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December 2003

04.12.2003
Pesticides in our food
Apples, lettuce and potatoes still contain high pesticide residues, according to results published today. Friends of the Earth is warning that the government must do more to support UK fruit and vegetable growers find alternatives to chemical pesticides if it is to protect consumer health and meet its objective of minimising pesticide residues in food.
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From: Friends of the Earth England, Wales and Northern Ireland
Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [Environment] [Health]
04.12.2003
Iraqi woman
The collapse of the Ba'athist regime in Iraq has given Shia women a chance to learn about their once-suppressed faith. Usama Hashem Rida reports from Baghdad.
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From: Institute for War and Peace Reporting
Related topics/regions: [Iraq] [Gender] [Religion] [War and peace]

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27.08.2008 The Egyptian authorities’ "shameful treatment" of sub-Saharan African migrants and vulnerable asylum-seekers "blatantly disregards international law", says a new report.
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From: Amnesty International - International Secretariat
Related topics/regions: [Egypt] [Israel] [Migration]
24.08.2008 The human rights situation in Myanmar has taken a dramatic downward turn since UN Envoy Ibrahim Gambari first visited the country and declared that the regime had turned a new page with the international community.
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From: Burma Campaign
Related topics/regions: [Myanmar] [United Nations] [Democracy]
24.06.2008 Ahead of a key House of Lords hearing, Sean Carey reflects on the disgraceful way Britain annexed a group of islands and dislodged a people to give the US an airbase.

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Related topics/regions: [United States] [United Kingdom] [Mauritius] [Arms & military] [Geopolitics]
21.02.2008 It is high time for India and China to move beyond conflicts and start cooperating politically, economically, and technologically for mutual benefits, says Dr. Aqueil Ahmad.
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From: Share The World's Resources
Related topics/regions: [India] [China] [Geopolitics]
09.10.2007 The 'American Century' began only 60 years ago but seems already to be over, with the Iraq disaster forcing some of the U.S. ruling elites to realise that its hegemony has been severely weakened. Nobody seems to know what to do next, or even how to behave, says Philip S Golub.
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From: Le Monde diplomatique
Related topics/regions: [United States] [Geopolitics]
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