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Articles in Dec, 2003 issue of UN Chronicle

• Bridging the gender gap: women in the information society
  by Riza Mijumbi Epodoi
• Taking gender into account: women in the information society
  by Malgorzata Tarasiewicz
• Marginalization of women in the media: what the United Nations should do
  by Sonia Gill
• Reflecting on the World Summit: plain truths about 'know-ware' land
  by Naren Chitty
• The blind innovate for information technology: a vision of universal access
  by Tamru E. Belay
• Digital divide into digital opportunities: E-learning in the developing countries
  by Marc Sehrt
• An unquestionably positive step forward: distance education
  by Judith Adler Hellman
• Environmental implications of microchips: Globe Glance
  by Eric Williams
• Connecting the UN, NGOs and the world: 46 countries join UN Webcast
  by Patricia A. Szczerba
• 'Psychological first aid': education is essential in post-conflict situations - Conversation
  by Nila Kapor-Stanulovic
• Opening the first door to the UN - Indigenous People
  by Biko Nagara
• Slums and housing in Africa: the challenge of slums: global report on human settlements 2003 published by Earthscan Publications Ltd., for and on behalf of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme - UN-Habitat - The Chronicle Library Shelf
  by Rasna Warah
• The importance of small and medium enterprises - Transitional Economies
  by Bruno Dallago
• Consumer society and social justice - Development Watch
  by Pavel G. Kosykh
• Closing the digital divide: what the United Nations can do
  by Michael Fors
• Building bridges, virtually - The Information Society
• 'The whole world knew but did nothing' - First Person
• Rwanda promotes Women decision-makers - Women in Reconstruction
  by Consuelo Remmert
• The internet remains a mystery to most people: UNconventional: a point of view
  by Thomas E. Leavey
• The chronicle interview
  by Horst Rutsch Sarah Cattan
• Trade routes for landlocked countries - Conference Room Paper
  by Jonas Hagen
• Wings of change in international air transport - Mission Statement
  by Taieb Cherif
• 'We are embarked on an endeavour that transcends technology': from secretary-general Kofi Annan's statement to the world summit on the information society on 10 December 2003 - From the Secretary-General
  by Kofi Annan's
• The United Nations at a 'fork in the road': the 58th general assembly high-level debate
  by Jonas Hagen
• Trade concerns at the centre of debate: the general assembly addresses the millennium development goals
  by Jonas Hagen
• Trade statistics as a road map to trade policy - Information Watch
  by Vladimir Markhonko
• "We are each others' keeper': the general assembly debates global warming - General Assembly President Says
  by Jonas Hagen
• Threats to quit WTO 'somewhat empty': Ricupero's reflections on world trading environment
• Challenges ahead for Latin America and the Caribbean - AIDS Education
  by Annabel Boissonnade-Fotheringham
• Hunger looms large UN says on World AIDS Day - AIDS Watch
  by Biko Nagara
• Project 1 billion: health ministers of post-conflict Nations Act on Mental Health recovery
  by Richard F. Mollica Laura McDonald
• 'Straight Talk' by youth - Education
  by Sherry W. Sacino
• Setback in the war against hunger - Food Watch
• The international year of rice - Indispensable ingredient in eradicating hunger
  by Consuelo Remmert
• 'At current rate of progress, none of the agreed targets will be met'; the general assembly debates HIV/AIDS
  by Jonas Hagen
• New initiatives to combat chronic diseases - Health Watch
  by Erika Reinhhardt
• Essay: languages as historical archives: implications for agriculture and development
  by Christopher Ehret
• The imperiled past: appreciating our cultural heritage - Culture Watch
  by Sarah Cattan
• Peacekeepers' day in Canada - Commemoration
  by Albert Warson
• Powerful enough to bring justice: setting up the special court for Sierra Leone
  by Geoffrey Robertson
• Beginnings, end and new beginnings: as part of the restructuring of the UN department of public information, the nine UN information centres in Western Europe have been consolidated into one regional hub in Brussels - UNICs - Passing By
  by William Tanza
• Afghanistan one year later: the General Assembly debates the country's reconstruction
  by Jonas Hagen