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Ups and downs for Sudan

Richard Smith This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Richard Smith – who serves on the ACTION Steering Committee member and is active in ...

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Fear and Loathing in the Media: Dealing with Racism

Christina Stucky In August 2000, a group of journalists and editors at a national newspaper sat around a conference table during a regular editorial meeting. The subject of discussion was ...

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The Establishment of the South African Disappearance Task Team, the Roots for a Regional Network?

Polly Dewhirst This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it The workshop organised by Linking Solidarity in 2003 in order to explore the possibilities for ...

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Staying in an abusive relationship is not a crime

Lisa Vetten Living in an abusive relationship is an extraordinary experience. Not only must battered women seek ways of coping in a context in which the person who supposedly loves ...

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Debating change – Having more women in Parliament doesn't necessarily mean that more importance…

...is being placed on women's needs Lisa Vetten Early proponents of democracy firmly believed that women, like lunatics, servants, slaves and children needed neither the vote nor representation ...

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In search of the "disappeared": Taking the campaign to Africa

Polly Dewhirst & Ewoud Plate Imagine your loved one simply "disappeared". You approach the local authorities and are met with blank stares. Years later you are still searching, wondering what ...

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Once more to the barricades

David Bruce This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it This week's anniversary of June 16th 1976 is an appropriate time at which to reflect on questions ...

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