Article Results (Showing 1 - 8 of 8) RSS Alert
-
Taking aim at paradise: 'coalition of the willing' to intervene in the Pacific - Solomon Islands
A major shift in world foreign policy following military interventions in East Timor, Afghanistan and Iraq means that Australia is now willing to...
New Internationalist, 08/01/03 by Thalif Deen · More from publication -
The forgotten famine: Africa's hungry are being ignored - Aid - Brief Article
'How is it that we routinely accept a level of suffering and hopelessness in Africa that we would never accept in any other part of the world?'...
New Internationalist, 05/01/03 by Thalif Deen · More from publication -
UN troubled by rise in child rapes in South Africa.(clips)
South Africa is reporting an alarming increase in sexual violence against children, most of it involving family members or people known to the...
Women in Action, 12/01/02 by Deen, Thalif · More from publication -
Can't say no: how the US got their UN resolution on Iraq - War on Iraq
November's unanimous vote in the UN Security Council supporting the US resolution on weapons inspections in Iraq was obtained through considerable...
New Internationalist, 12/01/02 by Thalif Deen · More from publication -
Asia, Africa lead in putting children to work: ILO. (Clips).
UNITED NATIONS--One child in every six has been put to work world-wide, despite international efforts to tackle the problem, according to the...
Women in Action, 04/01/02 by Deen, Thalif · More from publication -
United Nations paints gloomy picture of humanitarian conditions in Afghanistan
NEW YORK: The United Nations says the humanitarian situation is dire in Afghanistan, already war-ravaged and facing possible military attacks by...
Manila Bulletin, 11/03/01 by Thalif Deen Third World Network Features/Inter Press Service · More from publication -
Smoking controversy - the World Health Organization targets the tobacco industry's marketing to the developing world
The World Health Organization (WHO) is formulating a global convention against smoking, which kills 3.5 million people annually. WHO...
New Internationalist, 09/01/99 by Thalif Deen · More from publication -
What it takes to become a literate world
NEARLY A billion people - a sixth of humanity - will enter the new millennium unable to read a book or even sign their names, the United Nations...
Malaysian Business, 06/01/99 by Thalif Deen · More from publication
