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Hungary's razor-wire welcome

Hungary's razor-wire welcome

The state argues it cannot cope with more migrants, but solidarity volunteers disagree, writes Lydia James.

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Maxwell Dlamini: 'I refuse to abdicate my responsibility.' Peter Kenworthy

Defying the king in Swaziland

A pro-democracy campaigner refuses to allow the state to break him, reports Peter Kenworthy.

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Sex workers take to the streets in Paris, July 2015. Photo: Francois Guillot/AFP Photo

Amnesty's sex scandal

Support for the decriminalization of sex workers causes uproar. Cristiana Moisescu reports.

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20 years ago in New Internationalist

20 years ago in New Internationalist

Chris Brazier takes a look back at what we were writing about 20 years ago.

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Introducing... Pierre Nkurunziza

Introducing... Pierre Nkurunziza

Richard Swift on the things you need to know about the president of Burundi.

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Secret Agent Orange

Secret Agent Orange

Katie McQue on Agent Orange's toxic legacy.

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Life after rape in DRC

Life after rape in DRC

Fergus Simpson visits a hospital helping Congolese women and children recover from conflict-related trauma and violence.

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Radical housing fix

Radical housing fix

Koren Helbig on a fairer, more equal way to solve Spain's homes crisis.

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Under-mining Vedanta

A day of global protest marked mining giant Vedanta's annual general meeting. Samarendra Das and Miriam Rose report.

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The votes of Burma’s minorities could be decisive in November’s elections – if they are counted. This man is from the Rakhine ethnic group, which makes up about 3.5 per cent of the population. Photo: C.E.J. Simons

Minorities report

Burma’s elections this November will be closely contested - but will the country’s ethnic minorities finally be heard? Tina Burrett reports.

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 Del LaGrace Volcano

Trans-action

A collection of pro trans organizations, websites, support groups, books, movies and more.

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Jennie Kermode: ‘I had to rethink everything about who I was.’ Photo: Stewart Crowford

Ma vie en jaune*

Jennie Kermode on being ‘in the middle’.

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I am what I am

There are myriad ways of being transgender – and experiences across the world are equally varied. Illustrations by Jason Barker.

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This is transphobia: Verônica Bolina (left) as she was before being taken into police custody – and (right) after.

Staying alive

Visibility offers no protection for trans people in Brazil. Amanda Palha analyses the roots of violence and exclusion faced by her community – and its fight to stay alive.

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Transgender – the facts

This New Internationalist fact spread looks the number of trans people around the world, the violence and discrimination they face, health, education, work, legal protections and vulnerabilities.

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Hungary's razor-wire welcome

The state argues it cannot cope with more migrants, but solidarity volunteers disagree, writes Lydia James.

Lydia James October, 2015 486 Preview
Defying the king in Swaziland

A pro-democracy campaigner refuses to allow the state to break him, reports Peter Kenworthy.

Peter Kenworthy October, 2015 486 Preview
Amnesty's sex scandal

Support for the decriminalization of sex workers causes uproar. Cristiana Moisescu reports.

Cristiana Moisescu October, 2015 486 Preview
20 years ago in New Internationalist

Chris Brazier takes a look back at what we were writing about 20 years ago.

Chris Brazier October, 2015 486 Preview
Introducing... Pierre Nkurunziza

Richard Swift on the things you need to know about the president of Burundi.

Richard Swift October, 2015 486 Preview
Secret Agent Orange

Katie McQue on Agent Orange's toxic legacy.

Katie McQue October, 2015 486 Preview
Life after rape in DRC

Fergus Simpson visits a hospital helping Congolese women and children recover from conflict-related trauma and violence.

Fergus Simpson October, 2015 486 Preview
Radical housing fix

Koren Helbig on a fairer, more equal way to solve Spain's homes crisis.

Koren Helbig October, 2015 486 Preview
Under-mining Vedanta

A day of global protest marked mining giant Vedanta's annual general meeting. Samarendra Das and Miriam Rose report.

Samarendra Das,Miriam Rose October, 2015 486 Preview
Minorities report

Burma’s elections this November will be closely contested - but will the country’s ethnic minorities finally be heard? Tina Burrett reports.

Tina Burrett October, 2015 486 Preview
Trans-action

A collection of pro trans organizations, websites, support groups, books, movies and more.

New Internationalist Editorial October, 2015 486 Read
Ma vie en jaune*

Jennie Kermode on being ‘in the middle’.

Jennie Kermode October, 2015 486 Preview
I am what I am

There are myriad ways of being transgender – and experiences across the world are equally varied. Illustrations by Jason Barker.

New Internationalist Editorial October, 2015 486 Preview
Staying alive

Visibility offers no protection for trans people in Brazil. Amanda Palha analyses the roots of violence and exclusion faced by her community – and its fight to stay alive.

Amanda Palha October, 2015 486 Preview
Transgender – the facts

This New Internationalist fact spread looks the number of trans people around the world, the violence and discrimination they face, health, education, work, legal protections and vulnerabilities.

New Internationalist Editorial October, 2015 486 Preview