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Articles in June, 2002 issue of New Internationalist

• Questions: windows 8 - View from the South - vignettes - Brief Article
  by Eduardo Galeano
• Cocktails and carnival: thousands of people across the South can't afford to buy AIDS drugs. But not in Brazil. Matthew Flynn describes how one country fought back - Pharmaceuticals
  by Matthew Flynn
• The Brothers. . - Books - book review
  by Peter Whittakes
• War on terror or on human rights? - Currents
• HIV/AIDS - statistics - Statistical Data Included
• Sarajevo Self-portrait - Books - Brief Article
• Shanty - Word Corner - Brief Article
  by Susan Watkin
• State of siege: women in South Africa are brutalized both inside and outside their homes — violence which is driving the aids epidemic - Women
  by Shereen Usdin
• An Evergreen Island. . - Film Video - movie review
  by Aziz Choudry
• Timor oil pressure: independence comes at a high price - East Timor - Brief Article
  by Quinton Temby
• Russian roulett: the arrival of free markets and economic collapse have combined with disastrous results in Russia. Olivia Ward visits the mean streets of Moscow's east end - Poverty - HIV/AIDS
  by Olivia Ward
• T-Shirt Travels. . - Film Video - movie review
  by Zoe Druick
• Enronvision - Seriously - PBS documentary 'The Commanding Heights' - Brief Article
• AIDS orphans - Brief Article
• Not in my Name. . - Film Video - movie review
  by Phil England
• Trade terriers - Seriously - misstatements by George W. Bush - Brief Article
• HIV equity: poor people with AIDS don't have to die when there are drugs which will save their lives. The work of one rural clinic proves it, according to Anne-Christine d'Adesky - Haiti - Brief Article
  by Anne-Christine d'Adesky
• Bininj Manborlh. . - Film Video - sound recording review
  by Louise Gray
• Letters - Letter to the Editor
• We all have AIDS: HIV/AIDS is everyone's problem — a global public-health threat of staggering proportions. Wayne Ellwood investigates the social inequalities which nurture the deadly disease - This Month's Theme AIDS/Keynote
  by Wayne Ellwood
• Aliens in Lucknow: AIDS education workers in India's gay community are being targetted by police. Saleem Kidwai describes the bust of one leading agency - Brief Article
  by Saleem Kidwai
• The Dreaming. . - Music - sound recording review
  by Louise Gray
• From this month's editor - AIDS - Brief Article - Editorial
  by Wayne Ellwood
• HIV/AIDS a primer - Brief Article
• Effie Eitam - Worldbeaters - National Religious Party, Israel - Brief Article
• Sharp focus on Lindsey Collen: the Mauritius-based novelist talks to Vanessa Bairz about the politics behind her latest fiction - Brief Article - Critical Essay
  by Vanessa Baird
• An honourable marriage: Reem Haddad meets a young woman who was determined to marry a wounded Hizbullah fighter. And finds that others like her are queuing up - Letter From Lebanon - Brief Article
  by Reem Haddad
• 'We are sick and suffering; we want you to accept us': Daniel Kalinaki report from Uganda on what people with AIDS are doing to help themselves - Stigma - Brief Article
  by Daniel Kalinaki
• Stupid White Men. . - Books - book review
  by David Ransom
• Muzzling the media: Vanessa von Struensee witnesses press freedom in Ukraine go from dismal to dangerous - Essay
  by Vanessa von Struensee
• Southern exposure: highlighting the work of photographers from the majority world - Brief Article
  by Neo Ntsoma
• A tale of two funerals: Zarina Geloo mourns the passing of two friends in Lusaka, Zambia - Stigma - Brief Article
  by Zarina Geloo
• A History of Bombing. . - Books - book review
  by Peter Whittakes
• Cote d'lvoire - Country Profile
  by Themon Djaksam