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Speciosa Wandira-Kazibwe

UN special envoy assesses health-care challenges in Africa
Monika Hellstern

The image of Africa in Germany is often marked by stereotype
Wolfgang Maier, Sebastian Barnet Fuchs

Governments are increasingly stifling civil society
Death row for Indian rapists, support for Somalia, state of emergency in Egypt, the Trade and Development Report 2013 and the G20 summit
D+C/E+Z Feedback from our reader
Julio César Bernio

Logging in the subtropical dry forest deprives indigenous people in Argentina of their livelihood
Ulrich Post, Claus Körting

VENRO wants Germany to become a model environmental sustainability and social justice.
Ulrike Haupt, Birgit Joußen

Governments and the private sector must make the timber trade more sustainable
Moira Feil, Mario Stumm, Jürgen Zattler

Co-benefits – development efforts can reduce poverty and secure global public goods at the same time
Abdou Lo

A recent judgement shows that the freedom of the press cannot be taken for granted in Senegal
Hans Dembowski

Law of the jungle – why forests are disapperaring fast from developing countries and why Germans don't understand the reasons
Hans Dembowski

David Kleimann and other scholars argue that EU trade policy is over-ambitious
Monika Hellstern

Every year more and more rainforest is being cleared – damaging humans and the climate
Sheila Mysorekar

Developing countries need universal health coverage, and they need support to achieve that goal
Silas Kpanan’Ayoung Siakor

The national and global dimensions of forest pillage in Liberia
Sabine Balk

To what extent do formal property rights serve economic growth?
Ephrem Balole, Gesine Ames, Ilona Auer-Frege

Ephrem Balole et al: The government of the DRC is not doing nearly enough to protect the rainforest
A. K. Ghosh: Salt-resistant landraces inspire hope after sea flooded fields in Ganges Delta – but more seed is needed
Korinna Horta

Poor people's access to resources and governance are core issues of reducing carbon emissions from deforestation
Wolfgang Moellers, Matthias Österle

Road to an autonomous Muslim region in southern Philippines remains bumpy
Aida Azarnoush

A surprising football business is booming in Northern Afghanistan

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Movements are often formally leaderless - and yet powerful

“LGBT people still tend to hide”

Just crumbs for Africa?

Dying out

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