June 2001's Issue
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Closed Doors (Al Abwab Al Moghlaka)
Closed Doors (Al Abwab Al Moghlaka) directed by Atef Hetata
- Malcolm Lewis
- 1 Jun 2001
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Our Word is our Weapon
Our Word is our Weapon by Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos
- Katharine Ainger
- 1 Jun 2001
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Take a global view
Ninety-eight per cent of British people think poor countries should be given more aid.
- 1 Jun 2001
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Murder exhumed
The murder of former Burkina Faso President Thomas Sankara is at last being considered by the country’s courts.
- Misha Kally
- 1 Jun 2001
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Haze hazard
A vast brown curtain of haze 10 million square kilometres in width hangs over most of the Asian continent during the tropical dry season.
- 1 Jun 2001
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First lady of sole
Imelda Marcos recently donated her colossal shoe collection to the new Shoe Museum in Marikina, near Manila.
- 1 Jun 2001
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Together
Death makes us all naked and equal, says Eduardo Galeano in his fifth ‘Windows’ instalment.
- Eduardo Galeano
- 1 Jun 2001
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Nancy Chappell
Preparations for a street party in Peru photographed by Nancy Chappell.
- Nancy Chappell
- 1 Jun 2001
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Art against nationalism
Louise Gray on artists against the extreme right in Austria.
- Louise Gray
- 1 Jun 2001
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