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Praise, blame and all points in between? Your feedback published in the November 2015 magazine.

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Listen up! Amazon employees in Germany have been demanding recognition of a collective wage agreement. Photo: Roland Weihrauch/DPA/Press Association Images

Act against Amazon!

We need to push back against unacceptable corporate behaviour, writes Mark Engler.

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YES: Security researcher Meredith L Patterson co-founded the field of language-theoretic security in 2005. Her research examines how errors scale into systemic cascade failures. She is based in Brussels, Belgium.

Is social media doing social harm?

Meredith L Patterson and Deanna Zandt go head to head.

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Carry-on up the Limpopo

Carry-on up the Limpopo

Cristiana Moisescu reports on 'cinema in a backpack'.

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Granny training in Lesotho

Granny training in Lesotho

Rebecca Cooke explains how grandmothers are stepping up.

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Free Khadija

Free Khadija

Onnik Krikorian on a case of unjust imprisonment in Azerbaijan.

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Vlas Guadamuz swapped cane-cutting for coffin-making when he was diagnosed with kidney disease. He is now kept busy by near daily deaths in his community in Chichigalpa, Nicaragua. Photo: Ed Kashi/VII

What is killing sugarcane cutters?

Workers in in Central America face an epidemic of a chronic kidney disease, new research reveals.

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Lay off the pills

Lay off the pills

Emma Rose explains why animals should not be given so many antibiotics.

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Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. RevolutionBahrainMC/Wikipedia Commons

Introducing... Jeremy Corbyn

The low-down on Labour's new leader. By Richard Swift.

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Gaza: unliveable by 2020

Gaza: unliveable by 2020

Claire Fauset on theshocking situation for Palestinians.

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Turning the screw in Cambodia

Turning the screw in Cambodia

A new law will silence protesters and critics, says Clothilde Le Coz.

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A Bosnian woman weeps over the remains of family members recovered from a mass grave, victims of the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.  Photo: Nikola Solic/ Reuters

Moment of truth for Balkan war crimes tribunal

Radovan Karadzic will receive his sentence in December - but the International Criminal Tribunal is also under scrutiny, writes Nathalie Olah.

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The case against the future

Hal Niedzviecki considers the case against the future.

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Letters

Praise, blame and all points in between? Your feedback published in the November 2015 magazine.

November, 2015 487 Read
Act against Amazon!

We need to push back against unacceptable corporate behaviour, writes Mark Engler.

Mark Engler November, 2015 487 Preview
Is social media doing social harm?

Meredith L Patterson and Deanna Zandt go head to head.

New Internationalist Editorial November, 2015 487 Preview
Reasons to be cheerful

Good news stories this month.

Cristiana Moisescu November, 2015 487 Preview
Carry-on up the Limpopo

Cristiana Moisescu reports on 'cinema in a backpack'.

Cristiana Moisescu November, 2015 487 Preview
Granny training in Lesotho

Rebecca Cooke explains how grandmothers are stepping up.

Rebecca Cooke November, 2015 487 Preview
Free Khadija

Onnik Krikorian on a case of unjust imprisonment in Azerbaijan.

Onnik Krikorian November, 2015 487 Preview
What is killing sugarcane cutters?

Workers in in Central America face an epidemic of a chronic kidney disease, new research reveals.

New Internationalist Editorial November, 2015 487 Preview
Lay off the pills

Emma Rose explains why animals should not be given so many antibiotics.

Emma Rose November, 2015 487 Preview
Introducing... Jeremy Corbyn

The low-down on Labour's new leader. By Richard Swift.

Richard Swift November, 2015 487 Preview
40 years ago in New Internationalist

Chris Brazier November, 2015 487 Preview
Gaza: unliveable by 2020

Claire Fauset on theshocking situation for Palestinians.

Claire Fauset November, 2015 487 Preview
Turning the screw in Cambodia

A new law will silence protesters and critics, says Clothilde Le Coz.

Clothilde Le Coz November, 2015 487 Preview
Moment of truth for Balkan war crimes tribunal

Radovan Karadzic will receive his sentence in December - but the International Criminal Tribunal is also under scrutiny, writes Nathalie Olah.

Nathalie Olah November, 2015 487 Preview
The case against the future

Hal Niedzviecki considers the case against the future.

Hal Niedzviecki November, 2015 487 Preview