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Articles in May, 2005 issue of New Internationalist

• Big bad world
• Wild Side
  by Malcolm Lewis
• The son of the snow is angry: loss of glaciers threatens indigenous culture
  by Richard Taylor
• Unreported murder
  by Sue Hensley
• The NI prize crossword
• Tortured justice: hopes that Syria's much criticized judicial system may be reformed
  by Hugh Macleod
• Tragic symbol
  by Dermot O'Hanlon
• Life lottery: US military targets poor Hispanics for frontline service in Iraq
  by Richard Hil
• Dear departed: as Lebanon roils with unrest, Reem Haddad revisits the immediate aftermath of Rafic Hariri's murder
  by Reem Haddad
• Population engineering in China
  by Dali L. Yang
• Leader of the pack
• George doesn't get it
  by Eleanor Hart
• Stickler
  by Trevor Scott
• West Bengal bans strikes in call centres
• Only protect …
• In Your Hands
  by Malcolm Lewis
• Book of Memory: A Rastafari Testimony
  by Steve Katz
• Reel in the rebels
  by John Richmond
• Speechmarks
• Mswati III
• Sorted!
  by Tony Hosking
• Water Inc
  by Peter Whittaker
• Film news …
• Insecurity and injustice
  by Frank Richardson
• Step Forward
  by Louise Gray
• Interview with The Association of Iranian Blogwriters
  by Chris Richards
• Highlighting the work of photographers from the Majority World
  by Swapan Nayak
• War in the Land of Egypt
  by Peter Whittaker
• From this month's editor
  by Chris Brazier
• Hungry season in Timor-Leste: after the Portuguese and the Indonesians has come an invasion of aid donors and free-market blueprints. Ben Moxham wonders why people in newly liberated Timor-Leste , who have endured so much, should now be starving
  by Ben Moxham
• The language of Africa
  by Mitchell
• Seven Gates
  by Louise Gray
• The burden of notoriety
  by Ike Oguine
• Jordan
  by Steve Sherman