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| October
2001 |
In
Responsibilities Begin Dreams
Maxine McKew, of Sydney's The Bulletin (centrist
newsmagazine), reports on the efforts of one man dedicated
to revitalizing Australia's aboriginal communities...
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Deviation | L'Express, Paris |
| September
2001 |
Little
Lhasa's Growing Pains
Lynne O'Donnel, writing for The Australian, meets
with exiled Tibetans in the Indian village of McLeod Ganj,
near the seat of the Tibetan government-in-exile.
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Innu
Children's Fatal Attraction
Toronto's liberal daily, The Toronto Star,
reports on the abuse of inhalants in Labrador, Canada.
High and Dry: Young Aboriginies
Paul Toohey, writing for Sydney, Australia's
centrist The Australian, discusses the difficulty of
curbing the use of inhalants among aboriginal Australians.
Brazil: Who's In Charge
of Prisons?
Madi Rodrigue and Mário Simas—of
São Paulo, Brazil's liberal newsmagazine, Istoé—find
that the answer may be "prison gangs." |
Religious
Rebirth in Azerbaijan
Jerzy Rohozinski reports for Kraków,
Poland's liberal, Roman Catholic Tygodnik Powszechny.
Magazine with a Sting
Flies Again
Amal
Bouhabib reports for Beirut's Daily Star (English-language,
independent).
The Thai Cult of the 'Half-and-Half
Children'
Arnaud
Dubus, with Laurence Sreshthaputra, Libération
(leftist), Paris.
Suicide Epidemic in a Turkish
City
Bernhard
Zand, Der Spiegel (centrist
newsmagazine), Hamburg, Germany.
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