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Articles in March, 2005 issue of New Internationalist

• Evangelical hijack
  by Henry H. Bucher, Jr.
• Stats from the race for cyberspace
• Crackdown: Aziz Choudry on the post-9/11 chill that is undermining struggles for social justice worldwide
  by Aziz Choudry
• Putin's terror card: Russia's Political boss has built his career on fighting terrorism and Chechen nationalism. Fred Weir counts the cost in lost freedoms
  by Fred Weir
• Defend life
  by Daniel Bampton
• Death threat to global justice activists
• The Woodsman
  by Katharine Ainger
• Daughters for debts: 'Jihad' against opium poppies claims child brides
  by Haytullah Gaheez
• Vigilante heaven: in Latin America it used to be 'subversives' who had to worry about the jackboots on the stairs. But in the post-9/11 days of 'zero tolerance' it is the most marginal who must watch for the cruising vans of the social cleansers. Anastasi
  by Anastasia MoLoney
• Build the trust
  by Michael Bell
• Worldbeaters …: taking aim at the rich and powerful
• Peace faces the axe: large-scale logging destabilizes the Solomon Islands
  by Danny Kennedy
• Dispatches from the People's War in Nepal
  by Katharine Ainger
• Counter-clampdown
• Indonesia's enterprising army
  by Dimas Adityo
• Insecure lives: for some, security is a healthy stock portfolio and life in a gate-guarded community. For others, it is a source of clean water and enough to eat. Jeremy Seabrook measures the distance and traces the connection
  by Jeremy Seabrook
• Despot rulers
  by Tim Mattimoe
• Zimbabwe targets international NGOs
  by Busani Bafana
• The Corporation The pathological pursuit of profit and power
  by Katharine Ainger
• The Sea Inside
  by Katharine Ainger
• Word power
  by Mitchell
• From this month's editor
  by Richard Swift
• Vicarious responsibility
  by Jill Mann
• Gulf War III—rise of the machines
• The Oath: A Surgeon Under Fire
  by Katharine Ainger
• Speechmarks
  by Dwight D. Eisenhower
• An open letter to George W Bush: 'they hate us and they hate freedom and they hate people who embrace freedom.' President George W Bush interviewed on Al Arabiya television, 6 May 2004
  by Theodore Roszak
• Plunder
  by Vera Gottlieb
• Get in touch
  by Laura Hershey
• Interview with Zvakwana
• The death of Hadi Saleh: Iraq's internal politics is killing off civil society
  by David Bacon
• The cost of disunity
  by Hans Schepers
• State of fear the global attack on rights: Richard Swift wonders if we will all end up under occupation
• Ken Sprague: David Ransom pays tribute to an unheralded genius
  by David Ransom
• Be very afraid! Sara Ahmed enters the maze of fear politics and finds there is no way out
  by Sara Ahmed
• The Eternal Road
  by Katharine Ainger
• We shall overcome
  by David Boulton
• Playroom of the Gulf: Lebanon's tourist boom leaves Reem Haddad out of pocket
  by Reem Haddad
• Marshall Islands
  by David Kattenburg
• The waters of October
  by Eduardo Galeano
• They are watching you
• Highlighting the work of photographers from the majority world
  by Malu Cabellos
• Occupied world the facts