New Internationalist: The people, the ideas, the action in the fight for world development.

In this issue
No. 131 January 1984

A SECOND LOOK
Global reporting in a critical light. Peter Stalker writes on the visit of a Bolivian tin miner to London - and then looks again at the description.

Filing the facts

Good morning Tokyo!
Debbie Taylor greets Japan's ageing population.

Journey to the nuclear lagoon
Chris Sheppard follows the path of an MX missle.

A human rights calendar

Rubber rules
Multinationals are losing interest in plantations. Wayne Ellwood reports from Liberia.

Bulldozed
Sarah Hobson looks at an agricultural project that threatens women in the Gambia.

The petition
A cartoon critique of health care in Colombia.

The price of oil
A short story by Julian Champkin.

Reviews: New books and a classicCountry profile: KenyaFront cover photo: Mike Shiel

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In this issue No. 131 January 1984

In this issue
No. 131 January 1984