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Brazil’s transformed middle class
Editors, 13 December 2011
Brazil has cut the percentage of people living in extreme poverty from 12 per cent to 4.8 per cent - but does this represent genuine change?
Damming human rights
Editors, 13 December 2011
An 11,000 megawatt Amazonian hydro project will force 14 Indigenous communities from their homes and destroy natural habitats
The renaissance of hope
Editors, 9 December 2011
This year, this Human Rights Day, something is different. Something has changed. This year, there is hope.
Thousands across Asia executed after unfair trials
Editors, 6 December 2011
A hard-line group of Asian countries are putting to death thousands of people after unfair trials every year.
Could your comments online land you in jail?
Editors, 6 December 2011
Five countries where your online comments - even your Facebook posts - could land you behind bars.
What’s in a revolution?
Michael Hayworth, 28 November 2011
Now is the real revolution according to Mohammed Aitman, an Egyptian activist helping at an aid station near Tahrir Square, Cairo.
A woman’s home is her castle
Editors, 24 November 2011
It's a story of a working class family being kicked out of their home to make way for a big business development. The family is offered an unfair amount of compensation and pressured by the company and the authorities to get out. As they try to fight back, they’re bullied and threatened. Sound familiar?
Human rights and the Internet
Editors, 3 November 2011
Technology companies must challenge laws that suppress free expression, censor information and invade users’ privacy.
Repression continues for Iran’s filmmakers
Editors, 1 November 2011
Marzieh Vafamehr's freedom was a rare glimmer of hope among a dangerous downward spiral that is seeing more and more filmmakers and artists silenced and charged simply for expressing their peaceful opinions.
An indefensible punishment
Alex Pagliaro, 25 October 2011
Can our government continue justifying locking up asylum seekers for indefinite periods while their health deteriorates?


Thanks for this - a great read and so important right now. Keep it coming :)
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11 May 2012, 12:20PM