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The Secular Outlook: In Defense of Moral and Political Secularism

A review of the book by Paul Cliteur

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Ten Canoes was the first full-length film made entirely in an indigenous Australian language.

Okinawans battle to close US bases

Okinawa currently hosts 75 per cent of US military facilities in Japan

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‘We will be free!’ A Papuan in traditional dress demonstrates against the Indonesian occupation. Achmad Ibrahim/AP/Press Association Image

Should nation-states open their borders to refugees and migrants?

Two experts debate immigration, then our readers weigh in with their comments

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Good medicine: workers in Jugoremedija, Serbia, have occupied a pharmaceutical factory and run it themselves. Isabelle Fremeaux and John Jordan

Are public service cuts justified?

Banker Dan Mobley goes head to head with tax justice campaigner John Christensen.

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Perspectives from the frontline

What are the three magic words that really matter? Four activists share their views.

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Looking ahead in Stalin's own country: a miner waits for his shift in a coalmine in the town of Tqibuli, near Kutaisi. David Mdzinarishvili / Reuters

Volunteer nurse cries out for justice

Many Filipino doctors and nurses have left the country in search for better jobs abroad, but those who stayed are fighting twin battles.

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Pirate State: Inside Somalia's Terrorism at Sea

By Peter Eichstaedt

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Article title	Description	Author	Published	Magazine	Link
The Secular Outlook: In Defense of Moral and Political Secularism	A review of the book by Paul Cliteur	Peter Whittaker	December, 2010	438	Preview
Where is the real cinema?	Malcolm Lewis finds quality beyond Disney and exotic settings...	Malcolm Lewis	December, 2010	438	Preview
Okinawans battle to close US bases	Okinawa currently hosts 75 per cent of US military facilities in Japan	Tina Burrett	December, 2010	438	Preview
Indonesia’s Abu Ghraib	West Papuan freedom struggle gathers momentum.	Jo Lateu	December, 2010	438	Preview
Should nation-states open their borders to refugees and migrants?	Two experts debate immigration, then our readers weigh in with their comments	New Internationalist	December, 2010	438	Preview
In search of Utopia	Communities across Europe are already living the alternatives, discover Isabelle Fremeaux and John Jordan	Isabelle Fremeaux,John Jordan	December, 2010	438	Preview
Back to the future	What will it be like to live in a zero carbon world? George Marshall encourages us to look to the past to find out.	Peter Marshall	December, 2010	438	Preview
Powering up to zero	Can we make the transition to a fossil-free future? Jess Worth meets the people who say we can.	Jess Worth	December, 2010	438	Preview
The need for zero – The Facts	The facts and figures of energy emission, consumption and reduction.		December, 2010	438	Preview
Are public service cuts justified?	Banker Dan Mobley goes head to head with tax justice campaigner John Christensen.	John Christensen	November, 2010	437	Preview
Perspectives from the frontline	What are the three magic words that really matter? Four activists share their views.	Giedre Steikunaite	November, 2010	437	Read
Georgia		Richard Swift	November, 2010	437	Preview
Volunteer nurse cries out for justice	Many Filipino doctors and nurses have left the country in search for better jobs abroad, but those who stayed are fighting twin battles.	Iris Cecilia Gonzales	November, 2010	437	Preview
Seconds Out	By Martin Kohan; translated from the Spanish by Nick Caistor	Richard Swift	November, 2010	437	Preview
Pirate State: Inside Somalia's Terrorism at Sea	By Peter Eichstaedt	Richard Swift	November, 2010	437	Preview

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