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Articles in April 2001 issue of UNESCO Courier

• Healing on the playing field - football helps Liberian youngsters succeed - Statistical Data Included
  by Lucia Iglesias Kuntz
• Mali: when farmers become curators
  by Samuel Sidibe
• Violence in schools: a world wide affair - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
  by Eric Debarbieux
• Homecoming for the totem poles
  by Stephen Kinzer
• Blame the system - Francophone African schools discriminate against children - Brief Article
  by Amade Badini
• For that stolen Vermeer, follow the art squad
  by Fabio Isman
• Karate-trained teachers lose a round - dealing with school violence in Japan - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included - Interview
  by Philippe Demenet
• The proud descendants of the Lord of Sipan - Interview
  by Asbel Lopez
• South Africa: beyond exclusion - preventing school violence in South Africa - Brief Article
  by Graeme Simpson
• "We have to change the buyer's attitude" - investigative journalist Ozgen Acar - Interview
  by Michel Bessieres
• Lost in the smoke of time - tobacco farming in Cuba - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
  by Reina Maria Rodriguez
• Putting embryos on the assembly line
  by Amy Otchet
• A Skewed Battle - protecting Cambodia's heritage - Brief Article
  by Ang Choulean
• Saving the planet: imperialism in a green garb?
  by Shiraz Sidhva
• "Indiana Jones has no future" - plundering antiquities loses acceptability - Interview
  by Michel Bessieres
• "Getting to the other's shoes" - former environment minister Yolanda Kakabadse - Brief Article - Interview
  by Shiraz Sidhva
• Stealing the past from under our feet - plundering antiquities - Statistical Data Included
  by Jenny Doole
• Africa: the radio scene tells all
  by Eyoum Ngangue
• Afghan heritage: time for exile? - Taliban's destruction of Buddhist monuments
  by Michael Barry
• Cooking in a crossfire - chef Alain Senderens - Interview
  by Rene Lefort