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Issue 383 of New Internationalist

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October 2005

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The big charity bonanza

Big international non-governmental organizations (bingos) are getting bigger but not better. David Ransom argues for a change of...

Highlighting the work of photographers from the Majority World

Highlighting the work of photographers from the Majority World
The poverty of America

The poverty of America

The disaster in New Orleans shows the US poor to be a world apart, believes Jeremy Seabrook.

Tsunami business

It could have been their finest hour. But Mari Marcel Thekaekara encountered bad behaviour by bingos after the tsunami in Tamil...

Bingos the Facts

• By far the largest NGOs of any kind (not just international ones) are in the US.
Princes Amongst Men: Travels with Gypsy Musicians

Princes Amongst Men: Travels with Gypsy Musicians

Princes Amongst Men by Garth Cartwright

Thunderbolts from the sewer

Pranav Budhathoki lifts the lid on the notorious Tvind organization.
Old failures feed new famines

Old failures feed new famines

With more than three million of its people now at risk of starvation, Niger has become the third African country to fa

The Greening of Larry Mahon

The Greening of Larry Mahon by Dave Duggan

Baghdad Bulletin

Baghdad Bulletin by David Enders

Ask before you give!

A few questions for bingos that appeal to you.
Anti-slavery activists freed

Anti-slavery activists freed

Niger’s leading anti-slavery activists, Ilguilas Weila and Alassane Biga (whose imprisonment was reported in Combating

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