School 'Critical' to End Child Labor
by Erwida Maulia, The Jakarta Post, Indonesia - With rampant child labor denying many the right to an education, the International Labor Organization (ILO) said Thursday the key to fighting it was education.
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A High Price for Looking the Other Way
by Caroline Arnold, Common Dreams, USA - The costs of the Global War on Terrorism and most wars are borne by the poor, ignorant and...
Grassroots Rehabilitation for the People of Poso, Indonesia
by Sue Useem, Inside Indonesia, Australia - Like most of the sectarian conflict in Indonesia, Poso’s violence was drawn along religious lines. But it was...
Despite Petrodollars, Iranians Struggle To Make Ends Meet
by Farangis Najibullah, Radio Free Europe, Czech Republic - Sitting atop the world's second-largest gas and oil reserves, Iran earned an estimated $80 billion in...
French Elite on Trial in 'Angolagate'
by Clea Caulcutt and Angela Yeoh, France 24, France - The much-awaited “Angolagate” trial opens on Monday in Paris. High-profile French names, including Jean-Christophe Mitterrand...
International Media not Giving Zimbabwe a Chance
by Itayi Garande, Zimbabwe Guardian, Zimbabwe - No matter how much negativity the process meets from the BBC or any other western media, the process...
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