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Articles in Nov, 2004 issue of New Internationalist

• Naked power
  by Andria Durney Sanz
• Written in the stars: Reem Haddad finds herself up against the fatalism of her compatriots
  by Reem Haddad
• 'A black woman took my job': Michael Kimmel argues that it is in men's interest to work for gender equality
  by Michael Kimmel
• The In-Between World of Vikram Lall
  by Peter Whittaker
• Ethical consumption
  by Hilary Chivall
• Confessions of the torturer
  by Eduardo Galeano
• A woman's rite: they call it 'something of which you should never speak', though many African countries have now explicitly outlawed the practice. Not so in the Gambia, Nikki van der Gaag discovers
  by Nikki van der Gaag
• Spirit of Mambesak
  by Louise Gray
• Beyond the feel-good factor
  by Rob Elder
• From this month's editor
  by Nikki van der Gaag
• The energy tug-of-war
• Women's rights: the facts
• Sold Out: The true cost of supermarket shopping
  by Erin Gill
• More evidence of how the World Bank teams up with profit, not the poor
  by Nadia Martinez
• Secular fundamentalism?
  by Rebecca Styler-Shaw
• Lest we forget Shell …
  by Danny Kennedy
• What price freedom? Seven months in Baghdad as an activist, writer and circus clown has given Jo Wilding an insight into how women's lives have changed in the 'new' Iraq
  by Jo Wilding
• A Way of Life
  by Malcolm Lewis
• Western charity undermines African textiles
  by Wairagala Wakabi
• Schools of belief
  by Stephen Plant
• Environmental blue in the Danube
  by Daniela Tuchel
• Fish money: for most of the world's population, daily life is based on often unspoken agreements between men and women. Nikki van der Gaag reports from the Gambian coastal village of Gunjur
  by Nikki van der Gaag
• Mapou
  by Louise Gray
• Dramatic fall in asylum numbers
• Democracy and dictatorship
  by Peter Schaper
• Brazil cancels most of Mozambique's debt
• Women who have moved worlds: fighting for justice may require more than the capacity to organize and campaign. It can also demand courage and personal sacrifice. Here are just a few of the many women who have shown these qualities in recent times
• The NI prize crossword
• Speechmarks
• Mao the mass murderer
  by Paul Frayne
• The language of oil …
  by Mitchell
• The other side of silence: women are still being beaten and killed by their husbands and partners, but they are finding ways to fight back. Nikki van der Gaag reports
  by Nikki van der Gaag
• Big bad world
• A drama unfolds: Uruguay was about to vote in a groundbreaking law on abortion. It was to be a model for the whole of Latin America. But then things started going wrong … Hersilia Fonseca and Patricia Pujol report on a battle that may still be won
  by Hersilia Fonseca
• Slavery distinctions
  by Roger Butters
• Countryside suffers opium withdrawal: hill peoples are the casualties of the war on drugs
  by Tom Fawthrop
• Action & reading
• Interview with OLAVA: Shaina from OLAVA talked to Vanessa Baird
  by Vanessa Baird
• Social responsibility
  by Lucy Moore
• Making a clean killing
• Iran's neo-conservatives
• Democracy is dead: free markets have eaten democracy for breakfast. Paul Kingsnorth wonders what's for dinner
  by Paul Kingsnorth
• O little town
• Nikki van der Gaag looks at what women have gained in the fight for equality with men—and what they are in danger of losing
  by Nikki van der Gaag
• Gaza Blues: Different Stories
  by Peter Whittaker
• Mexico
  by Bill Booth