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Articles in Nov, 1999 issue of UNESCO Courier

• Ukraine: legal eagles with clipped wings
  by Serhiy Holovaty
• Wedding Bells For Web And Tv?
  by Francis Balle
• A world's eye view of the law
• Antonio Tabucchi: A Committed Doubter
  by Asbel Lopez
• The Sheltering Screen
  by Tomas Dashuber
• In traditional societies, the jury is out on legal reform
  by Yash Ghai
• All Human Rights For All
  by Federico Mayor Zaragoza
• Benin: justice on the horizon
  by Rene Lefort
• Climatic Changes That Make The World Flip
  by Robert Matthews
• South Africa: blending tradition and change
  by Ferial Haffajee
• When The Press Plugs The Schoolbook Gap
  by Asbel Lopez
• Chinese courts get a hearing
  by Katherine Arms
• FOCUS: Making the leap to a rule of law
• Law and social justice
  by Kerry Rittich
• A world in transition
  by Yash Ghai
• Taking The Sweat Out Of Sweatshops
  by Ruth Mayne
• No quick fix
  by Stephen Holmes
• 'Work, Yes - But With Dignity!'
  by Roberto Fonseca
• Kyrgyzstan: breaking out of the old shell
  by Cynthia Guttman
• Move Over Milan, Manila Is Taking The Catwalk
  by Allen T. Cheng