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Rozina Islam

Ideas about corruption diverge, so the term needs to be defined clearly
Sabine Balk

Low consumer-good prices are misleading because they hide the true social and environmental costs
Boris Schinke, Conrad Schetter

Research project on the social impacts of a concentrated solar power station in Morocco
Jana Jagalski

How the EU is contributing to causes of flight
Rozina Islam

Why the media do not provide an unfiltered image of reality, for instance in Bangladesh
Jana Jagalski

Artists-in-residence programmes facilitate international exchange
weltfilme.org

Weltfilme.org funds and facilitates film projects in developing countries
Roland Diry

Innovative German-Indonesian project for contemporary music
Ochan Hannington, Sabine Balk

South Sudanese filmmaker Ochan Hannington speaks about his dangerous work and why he loves it anyway
Sebastián Vargas

Politically relevant street art has a long tradition in Latin America
Emmalyn Liwag Kotte

UN rapporteur condemns the violation of Lumad communities’ human rights in the Philippines
Sabine Balk

Why the arts need and deserve freedom
Ellen Thalman

Why including refugees in main-stream society is so important
Mai Nguyen Thi Thanh, Ellen Thalman

Vietnamese artist Mai Nguyen Thi Thanh tackles social issues
Jorge Cruz Quispe, Sheila Mysorekar

Jorge Cruz Quispe discusses his cultural programme for indigenous students in El Alto, Bolivia
Jens Kreuter, Hans Dembowski

The only guideline for Engagement Global’s support for CSOs is promotion of human rights
Martina Sabra

Art project with and about refugees from Syria and Palestine
Dinesh C. Sharma

India needs civil-service reform, not just an additional layer of e-government
Florian Arnold

Interest in western art and in freedom of expression first emerged when the Chinese empire collapsed
Yvette Mutumba, Sabine Balk

Art from Africa has long been neglected by the international art scene – but that is slowly changing
Timur Tinç

Why many Turkish citizens feel that Erdogan is part of the problem, not the solution
Florian Arnold

Under President Xi Jinping, pressure has increased on civil society, including on artists
Hans Dembowski

Controversial debate on how to tackle inequality and make economies grow
Karim Okanla

After the failed coup the transition government is back in office, but uncertainties remain
Hans Dembowski

Former chief economist of World Bank praises globalisation, but wants governments to reduce inequality
Adriano Campolina

Why ActionAid had to move its headquarters from Britain to South Africa
Sheila Mysorekar

Information and communications technology may help to advance democracy in Africa

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