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Articles in June, 2007 issue of New Internationalist

• Language death
  by Michal Boleslav Mechura
• The Taqwacores
  by Peter Whittaker
• Antigua and Barbuda
  by David Thorley
• Open to change
  by Michael Bell
• NI prize crossword
• Darfur: facts and timeline
• My Father's Notebook
  by Peter Whittaker
• Iranian cinema
  by Sean O'Brien
• Big bad world
• War against women: many thousands of women have been raped in Darfur—yet they are the ones who end up being punished. Femke van Zeijl listens to their stories
  by Femke van Zeijl
• Goza Pepillo
  by Louise Gray
• Sick of promises: the UN calls it 'the world's worst humanitarian crisis'. But what is causing the violence in Darfur, and why hasn't the world acted to stop it? Jess Worth goes in search of answers
  by Jess Worth
• Baha'is' plight
  by Anna Vakil
• Mahboubeh Hossein Zadeh
• An African struggle: the campaign to protect Darfur is growing steadily across Africa. Dismas Nkunda—one of its founders—finds hope there
  by Dismas Nkunda
• Salaam Darfur: the Arab world has kept silent about Darfur. In an article first published in Arabic, human rights activists Moataz El Fegiery and Ridwan Ziyada blast such double standards
  by Moataz El Fegiery
• On air
• Water
  by Malcolm Lewis
• Don't ignore Darfur take action: the international campaign to protect Darfur is growing. There are several ways you can play a part
• Darfur: a history
• The neighbourhood
  by Lindsey Collen
• Ten Canoes
  by Malcolm Lewis
• The language of education …
  by Mitchell
• Over a barrel: Sudan's rich oil reserves have generated many of the regime's atrocities, whilst shielding its leaders from the consequences. Leben Nelson Moro lays them bare
  by Leben Nelson Moro
• Eupocalypse: the scary booklist of the men who run the world
• The landscape of the future
  by Urvashi Butalia
• Green America steps up
• What next?
• Darfur
  by Jess Worth
• Healthy competition, anyone?
• Speechmarks
  by Arundhati Roy
• The African cinema lion roars!
• Origin of occupation
  by Stuart Bates
• I'm still alive: lesbian Palestinians break taboos
  by Brenda Gazzar
• Dog day afternoon
• Southern exposure: highlighting the work of photographers from the Majority World
  by Helga Kohl
• No response
  by Mirian Walton
• Supersize me cruising
• Keeping it real
  by Alex Bandy
• Aman Iman
  by Louise Gray
• Myths of the global market: free markets are often presented as the sole solution to poverty and human development. But the global market is inefficient and life-destructive, writes John McMurtry
  by John McMurtry
• White gold
  by Alexandra Murrell
• Earth summit