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Articles in July, 2000 issue of UNESCO Courier

• Kenya's Elephants: No Half Measures
  by Joan Simba
• Algerian rappers sing the blues
  by Bouziane Daoudi
• A convenient scapegoat
  by Davey D
• Cuba Defends The Turtleshell Trade
  by Gerardo Tena
• Mama Africa meets the kwaito generation
  by Maria McCloy
• Excess for all
  by Micz Flor
• Britain: Sex Education Under Fire
  by Jon Slater
• The rap cartel and other tales from Colombia
  by Timothy Pratt
• Embargo Against Iraq: Crime And Punishment
  by Sophie Boukhari
• The Dutch Model
  by Guss Valk
• Mapping the meanings of dance music
  by Caspar Melville
• Embargo Generation
  by Josette Tagher Roche
• Involve The Young!
  by Cynthia Guttman
• Growing pains in Byron Bay
  by Sebastian Chan
• Toxins And The Taj
  by T K Rajalakshmi
• Born in fire: a hip-hop odyssey
  by Jeff Chang
• Belgrade's free electrons
  by Dragan Ambrozic
• Historic Lima Gets A New Heart
  by Luis Jaime Cisneros
• Through Dogon Eyes
  by Antonin Potovski
• Recording heavy weight
• The club DJ: a brief history of a cultural icon
  by Kai Fikentscher
• The South Goes Mobile
  by Asbel Lopez
• The body and soul of club culture
  by Hillegonda C. Rietveld
• Asian Overground
  by Amy Otchet
• "HELLO, I'M CALLING FROM PARULIA…"
  by Farid Ahmed
• Democracy In The Light Of Dictatorship
  by Alain Touraine
• Black is back
  by Jeffrey O.G. Ogbar
• Grannie doesn't skip a bhangra beat
  by Sudhanva Deshpande
• Quino, On The Funny Side Of Freedom
  by Lucia lglesias Kuntz
• The Wildlife Trade: Poacher Or Gamekeeper?
  by Rolf Hogan
• A Maori warrior claims new territory
  by Kerry Buchanan
• Fear and loathing in Goa
  by Arun Saldanha
• Mafalda And Her Friends