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Articles in June-August, 2001 issue of UN Chronicle

• The United Nations Population Fund - Then and Now - success stories of work with women
  by Nafis Sadik
• Tolerance and diversity - a vision for the 21st century - Brief Article
• The declaration on cities and other human settlements in the new millennium recognizes - Brief Article
• Around the world with the wind. - Passing By literally! - Breitling Orbiter 3 journey
  by Bertrand Piccard
• Our children: The divide between promise and progress - Statistical Data Included
• Legislative challenges for sustainable urban development in sub-Saharan Africa
  by Kadmiel H. Wekwete
• Democracy: An international issue - From the Secretary-General
• Towards real mutual tolerance - Mission Statement - UNESCO's role
  by Koichiro Matsuura
• The chronicle library shelf - The State of the World's Cities 2001 - Review
  by Rasna Warah
• A vast, afflicted landscape - Notes from the Chair - racism across the globe - Brief Article
  by Michael E. Sherifis
• Education and the freedom from exclusion - ESSAY - using Internet to prevent ethnic conflict
  by Colette Mazzucelil
• Zambia's first decade as LDC - Third United Nations Conference on Least Developed Countries - Statistical Data Included
  by Nadja Schmeil
• United Nations Chronicle - Brief Article - Editorial
• Limiting power of governments over people - The Human Rights Committee - Civil and Political Rights Covenant ratification - Interview
  by Joya Rajadhyaksha
• Tourism: the enhancement of respect - World Tourism Organization's development of a Code of Ethics
  by Francesco Frangialli
• The United Nations: Redefinition or renewal? - Thinking Aloud
  by Dirk Jan van den Berg
• Secretary-General Kofi Annan appointed to second term - Brief Article
• Ethnocentrism in Africa - challenges to human rights administration
  by Theresa Okafor
• Listening. inclusiveness. tolerance. reciprocity - Perspective - Dialogue among Civilizations
  by Kaveh L. Afrasiabi
• [0] The United Nations: Redefinition or renewal? - Thinking Aloud
  by Rodolfo Stavenhagen
• Success Story: For five months this was a familiar sign in parts of Uganda. The Uganda Ebola outbreak was first reported in October 2000. Today, it is officially over - Brief Article
• Reconciling non-intervention and human rights
  by Douglas T. Stuart
• Durban: Admission unreserved - Conference Room Paper - World Conference against Racism, Durban, South Africa - Brief Article
  by Jonny Sinaga
• Peace watch - United Nations Security Council actions worldwide
  by Horst Rutsch
• The ebola-virus: … and the Challenges to Health Research in Africa
  by Daniel Bausch
• What the United Nations should do about people smuggling - UNconventional: A Point of View
  by Philip Ruddock
• World conference against racism - UNREPORTED News on the United Nations System at Work - Brief Article
• No star burns brighter than family - Moorings—The World of United Nations Peoples - music and dancing clubs at the United Nations - Brief Article
  by Lawri Lala Moore
• Has beans. is well - FieldWatch - cultivation of beans may help pay for health care in Kisanfu, Congo - Brief Article
  by Hilary Bower
• Diversity, human rights and peace - Culture Watch
  by Anita Inder Singh
• The peaceful resolution of crises - Han Seung-soo - Brief Article - Interview
• Rule of law has a new forum - NGOWatch - non-governmental ogranzations - Brief Article
  by Slavi Pachoyski
• The price of success, the cost of failure: Special Session on HIV/AIDS - Statistical Data Included
• The seeds of the syrigna tree - Brief Article
  by Pamela Gien
• General assembly renews commitment to principles of habitat agenda - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included