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Articles in Sept-Nov, 2006 issue of UN Chronicle

• The secrets of used clothes: western cast-offs reveal surprising insights
  by Melissa Gorelick
• Forced out: feeling of lost hope
  by Mikel Flamm
• The Republic of Montenegro: the 192nd UN Member State
  by Amy Pont
• Freedom to believe: a defining freedom
• Conversation with … Robert C. Orr on the UN mandate review process
  by Kaveh L. Afrasiabi
• India's other virus: how one victim makes a difference
  by Michael Parker
• Digital science libraries: practical approaches to supporting science in developing countries
  by D.J. Patil
• Different approaches to UN ideas: the United Nations Intellectual History Project series
  by Avy Mallik
• Hate media: gagging Cote d'Ivoire's peace process
  by Pureterrah Witcher
• Turning diversity into an asset: how Mosaic Partnerships helps communities achieve their potential
  by Dash Douglas
• The United Nations Intellectual legacy: states or individuals?
  by Anthony McDermott
• A crisis in the dark: the forgotten refugees
  by Amy Pont
• University of Southern California hosts public diplomacy training
  by Tori Horton
• Yearbook of the United Nations
  by Peter Jackson
• Development helps peace take root in Liberia
  by Pureterrah Witcher
• Conversation with … Ranan Lurie … on the Uniting Painting
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• EL Salvador: a story of hope and perseverance
  by Molly Fitzpatrick
• Flying the Rwandan flag: Pan African Festival of dance salutes reconciliation and recovery efforts
  by Pureterrah Witcher
• The Third World Urban Forum: 'Spaceship Earth' spiralling irreversibly into the urban era
  by Roman Rollnick
• Combating illicit cultivations in Colombia: a shared global responsibility
  by Guillermo Garcia Miranda
• Education for rural people in the Caribbean: from elitism to equality
• Asking the right questions about slums
  by David Satterthwaite
• Public-private partnerships provide tsunami relief and reconstruction: a deepening collaboration
  by Stuart Hawkins
• Cuba's free education system benefits refugees
  by Marion Hoffmann
• 'The eyes of the world are upon you': excerpt from Secretary-General Kofi Annan's address to the first meeting of the Human Rights Council, held in Geneva on 19 June 2006
• Women presidents of the General Assembly: an uneven past
  by Avy Mallik
• Why democracy is good for development
  by Anita Inder Singh
• Fallen womb: the hardest burden for a woman to bear
  by Sushma Amatya
• What the UN can do to promote non-formal education
  by Ramji Raghavan
• The Chronicle interview
  by Horst Rutsch
• Trade successes and human rights failures
  by George Kent
• Access to medicines
  by Erika Reinhardt
• International children: catalysts for change
  by Dorothy Davis