New Internationalist

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Articles in August 2003 issue of New Internationalist

• Talking it out - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Lori Cotnam
• Speechmarks - Brief Article
• Pariah beats: Dalits in India are using traditional music to subvert the caste system - Sounds of dissent: India
  by Julian Silverman
• Songwriter musicmaker storyteller freak - Sounds of dissent: corporations
• Die Another Day - Video Recording Review
• At loggerheads - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Demonstration - word corner - Brief Article
  by Susan Watkin
• Victor Jara: bullets of song - Music rebels: dissident music then and now - Brief Article
• Acting in concert - Sounds of dissent: action
• Big bad world
• The perfect wife: Reem Haddad is both amused and appalled by a recent trend among well-heeled Lebanese bachelors - Letter from Lebanon
  by Reem Haddad
• Taking aim at paradise: 'coalition of the willing' to intervene in the Pacific - Solomon Islands
  by Thalif Deen
• Dmitri Shostakovich: coded subversion - Music rebels: dissident music then and now - Brief Article
• John Howard - Worldbeaters … Taking aim at the rich and powerful
  by Guy Rundle
• Interview with Stephen Kenny, lawyer for Guantanamo Bay detainee David Hicks - making waves - Interview
  by Chris Richards
• Southern exposure: highlighting the work of photographers from the majority world - Brief Article
• Iraq - Currents - Brief Article
  by Zaki Yahya
• Cui Jian: China's rebel maestro - Music rebels: dissident music then and now - Brief Article
• The Heart of Kashmir - Book Review
• Verbicide: Palestinian poet Mourid Barghouti resists the political language of stupidity and hate - Essay
  by Mourid Barghouti
• Sounds of dissent - This Month's Theme - Letter to the Editor
  by Adam Ma'anit
• How much fraud is too much fraud? - View From The South
  by Ike Oguine
• Seriously … you couldn't make this stuff up - Currents
• Mercedes Sosa: voice of Latin America - Music rebels: dissident music then and now - Brief Article
• Among Brothers - Sound Recording Review
• Togo - Country Profile
  by Themon Djaksam
• Implications - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Edward Lofts
• The baby harvest: scandal over Westerners 'shopping' for children in India - Child Rights
  by Gita Ramaswamy
• Politics with soul: rhythms of resistance can be heard all over the world. Adam Ma'anit seeks them out - Sounds of dissent: Keynote
  by Adam Ma'anit
• Fela Kuti: Afrobeat ambassador - Music rebels: dissident music then and now - Brief Article
• Just Like a River - Book Review
• Cracks appear - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by William Van Lopik
• US conservatives take aim at NGOs - Currents - Brief Article
  by Jim Lobe
• Rock starkidnap - Brief Article
• Remitti: rai's hard-drinking diva - Music rebels: dissident music then and now
• Tuva.rock - Sound Recording Review
• Toxic agnosticism - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Tom Addiscott
• Unholy alliance: the UN stumbles toward rights on sexual orientation - Currents
  by Ahmar Mustikhan
• Even our enemies deserve music: Michael Franti and other young artists are spearheading a new generation of politically engaged musicians. Jeff Chang charts their paths - Sounds of dissent: anti-war music
  by Jeff Chang
• Miriam Makeba: Mama Afrika - Music rebels: dissident music then and now - Brief Article
• Homeland: Into a World of Hate - Book Review
• Conduct unbecoming - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by June Neuberger
• African sexual-health programmes 'misguided' - Human Rights - Brief Article
• No compromise: a tribute to Nina Simone
• Bob Marley: one world, one love - Music rebels: dissident music then and now - Brief Article
• Whale Rider - Movie Review
• Another Iraq - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by David Harvey
• British arms in Aceh - Currents - Brief Article
• Sound facts: while radical musicians often risk censorship or worse in many parts of the world, the global entertainment industry helps keep them poor and disenfranchised while reaping huge profits
• Culture bandit: Adam Ma'anit meets up with the banned Zimbabwean music legend Thomas Mapfumo in the most unlikely of places - Sounds of dissent: Zimbabwe
  by Adam Ma'anit
• We Did Nothing: Why the truth doesn't always come out when the UN goes in - Book Review