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Articles in Dec, 2002 issue of New Internationalist

• Silent killers still stalk: UN apathy over lethal asbestos dust - East Timor
  by Julian McKinlay King
• Earthships are taking off - Internationalist News - Brief Article
• An activist's guide to pitching a good news story
  by Chris Richards
• Mauritius - Country Profile
  by Themon Djaksam
• Success stories - Brief Article - Editorial
• Tea - Word Corner - Brief Article
  by Susan Watkin
• Solar bridge for peace-building - Internationalist News - Brief Article
• Shintaro Ishihara - World Beaters
• Letters
• Can't say no: how the US got their UN resolution on Iraq - War on Iraq
  by Thalif Deen
• Gender awareness boards Montreal's buses - Internationalist News - Brief Article
• Specialist in All Styles - Mixed Media - Sound Recording Review
  by Louise Gray
• A legacy of learning: Reem Haddad's neighbour has wrought magic out of personal tragedy - Letter From Lebanon
  by Reem Haddad
• Righteous testosterone - Seriously
• Brazil's doctors of happiness - Internationalist News - Brief Article
• Liberte - Mixed Media - Sound Recording Review
  by Louise Gray
• Southern exposure: highlighting the work of photographers from the majority world - Brief Article
• Get it right! - Introduction - Brief Article
• Organic farming in city streets - Internationalist News - Brief Article
• Domicide: The Global Destruction of Home - Mixed Media - Book Review
  by Piers Christopher Eade
• Windows 10: the have nots - View From the South
  by Eduardo Galeano
• If the clothes fit, wear them: Argentine workers have found a much better way of taking control of their factories than going on strike… going to work. Ivan Briscoe describes a revolution in the making - Get it Right!
  by Ivan Briscoe
• Ugandan women on the internet - Internationalist News - Brief Article
• Abouna - Mixed Media - Movie Review
  by Malcolm Lewis
• Guns among the olives: Palestinian farmers find surprising allies when attacked by Israeli settlers - Israel/Palestine
  by Uri Avnery
• How children saved the river: as the rest of China 'develops at all costs', rivers and people take priority in Chengdu's urban plan. Ma Guihua finds out how - Get it Right!
  by Ma Guihua
• Sisters are tapping it for themselves: what has gender got to do with keeping water clean and safe in rural Malawi? Everything, as Raphael Tenthani discovered - Get it Right!
  by Raphael Tenthani
• The Long Way Back - Mixed Media - Book Review
  by Peter Whittaker
• Uzbek billiards ban - Currents - Brief Article
  by Galima Bukharbaeva
• Brave steps toward peace - Step Forward Bravely
• Daring democracy: few local authorities would risk giving citizens control over municipal budgets. But that's what's happening in Brazil—with remarkable results - Get it Right!
  by Rebecca Abers
• Bacardi: The Hidden War - Mixed Media - Book Review
  by Peter Whittaker
• Copying corporate behaviour - Currents - Brief Article
• Islands of hope in hydrogen: clean hydrogen energy is just around the corner… if governments have the guts to take on the oil barons - Get it Right!
  by Seth Dunn
• Profit from principle: Katy Salmon goes to East Africa's largest indigenous coastal forest to find out what converted Kenyan farmers from forest vandalism to environmental activism - Get it Right!
  by Katy Salmon
• Making waves
• Bank dictatorship - Currents - Brief Article
• Car-free Bogota - Internationalist News - Brief Article
• What makes the stars shine? Nicholas You on what works — and why - Get it Right!
  by Nicholas You
• Night of the gas - Essay - 1984 pesticide accident in Bhopal, India
  by Luke David