Issue 472 of New Internationalist
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May 2014
Organ trafficking
Organ trafficking
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Human traffic: exposing the brutal organ trade
What will it take to stop the trafficking of vulnerable people for their organs? asks Nancy Scheper-Hughes.
Keeping UKIP out of the European parliament
Eastern European migrants in Britain are fielding candidates to keep out the xenophobes, reports Ylenia Gostoli.
Aunty Ji, how do I kiss?
Loreza Bacino investigates a new Hindi-language site giving answers to all the questions Indian youth were afraid to ask.
Roma discrimination rife
Slovakia isolates this persecuted population from the rest of society by building walls and segregating schools, says Lydia James...
10 reasons to be worried about the trojan treaties
Hazel Healy gives the lowdown on TTIP and TPP, two monster US-led free-trade deals.
Beyond burnout
Post-traumatic stress disorder is an occupational hazard for activists on the frontline, says Amy Hall.
The problem with Cadillac's electric wheels
Mark Engler explores the ultimate paradox of green consumerism
Should halal and kosher methods of slaughter be banned?
Viva! campaigner Tony Wardle and social commentator Mohammed Ansar go head to head.
Letter from Bangui - a visit to the Ba-aka forest people
Ruby Diamonde finds out what the missionaries are up to in Central African Republic.
And finally: Uri Fruchtmann
The filmmaker and director tells Jo Lateu why he supports activists who expose wrongdoing through video.
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