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Articles in Nov, 2003 issue of New Internationalist

• Policing needed - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Poison from the sky: Authorities look the other way as a deadly pesticide keeps killing people - Currents
  by Joshua Newton
• The great health grab: the world's giant drug companies pursue profit above all else. Dinyar Godrej inspects an industry that's more than a little sick - Big Pharma / Keynote
• Case studies of Big Pharma's sharp practice: foreign bodies - Health Hazari
• Liquid Love - Mixed Media - Book Review
  by Erin Gill
• Sharipov jailed - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Forests down the mine shaft - Currents - Brief Article
  by Igor O'Neill
• Pressure points: how big pharma reacts when a drug scandal breaks - Brief Article
• Case studies of Big Pharma's sharp practice: Turf wars - Health Hazard
• Calcutta: a cultural and literary history - Mixed Media - Book Review
  by Erin Gill
• Sounds of division - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Sanctioning hypocrisy: recent media reports highlight Burma's ongoing disregard for human rights and the inconsistent way that the US is dealing with it - Human Rights
• Freemarket freebies: drug companies make the sweetest of overtures to health practitioners. Tamar Wilner takes a critical look at this love-in - Bribery
  by Tamer Wilner
• Case studies of Big Pharma's sharp practice: Testing times - Health Hazard
• Interview with Alice Coles - Making Waves - Interview
• Reader's offer - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Walk gay-talk right out that door - Human Rights - Brief Article
• Peddling paranoia: selling cures for imaginary diseases is where the drug industry really rakes in the cash, argues Alan Cassels. Real need barely enters the picture - Skewing the Market
  by Alan Cassels
• Yuck, no thanks! Fed up with what Big Pharma dishes out? You're not alone. Check out what these campaign groups are up to - Action
• Lost in the lowlands: industrial agriculture exploits migrant labour everywhere. Nepali filmmaker Pranav Budhathoki goes undercover to investigate a little piece of Eastern Europe in Norfolk, England - Essay
  by Pranav Budhathoki
• Colour plus - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Brazil slaves freed - Currents - Brief Article
• Big Pharma the facts
• Tony Blair - Worldbeaters
• Malawi - Country Profile
  by Colin Murphy
• Rock Star furore - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Speechmarks: "Capitalism is the extraordinary belief that the nastiest of men for the nastiest of motives will somehow work for the benefit of all." - Human Rights
• Epidemic, what epidemic? It's been called the most neglected disease in the world. And Big Pharma is doing what it can to keep it that way. Spring Gombe explains - Access End Neglect of Diseases of the Poor
  by Spring Gombe
• Okay - Mixed Media - Movie Review
  by Erin Gill
• AIDS in Africa - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Dogs - Word Corner - Brief Article
  by Susan Watkin
• Patients versus patents: AIDS activists in Thailand are up in arms against a US drugs giant. Teena Amrit Gill reports - Access Stop Blocking Generic Drugs
  by Teena Amrit Gill
• Singing Bones - Mixed Media - Sound Recording Review
  by Erin Gill
• From this month's editor - Editorial
  by Dinyar Godrej
• Fundamental flaws; reem haddad finds arab voices growing tired of the blame game - Letter From Lebanon
  by Reem Haddad
• Freedom boards the buses; immigrant workers' freedom ride revives debate - Currents
  by Mark Engler
• Who cares about cancer? Joana Ramos spotlights a crisis that barely figures in international discussions of essential drugs - Access Make Pricing Fair
  by Joana Ramos
• Fado Curvo - Mixed Media - Sound Recording Review
  by Erin Gill
• Listen up - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Southern exposure: highlighting the work of photographers from the majority world - Brief Article
  by Dominic Sansoni
• Branded: true tales of the absurd - Seriously … - Brief Article
• Bucking the trend: the NI spoke with Yves Champey, director of a new international medical charity, the drugs for neglected diseases initiative - DNDi - Drug Development - Interview
• Vive La Revolution: a stand-up history of the French Revolution - Mixed Media - Book Review
  by Erin Gill
• No excuse - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• The example of Nelson Mandela - Ike Oguine's View from the South
  by Ike Oguine
• The ghosts of the consumer future - Seriously … - Brief Article
• Case studies of Big Pharma's sharp practice: gag the messenger - Health Hazari - Brief Article
• Reclaim The State: experiments in popular democracy - Mixed Media - Book Review
  by Erin Gill