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Occupational health must be safeguarded: worker at Saigon TanTec

Leather

“Stricter than in Germany”

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Surviving Khmer-Rouge victims embrace after the announcement of the verdicts.

Crimes against humanity

At least and at last

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by Katja Dombrowski
Appropriate facilities remain the exception though they should be the rule: children at the Shashemene Centre for the Blind in Ethiopia.

Disability

The case of Amdework Yitayal

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by Abebe Yehualawork
World record: Tameru Zegeye managed to run 100 metres in 56 seconds on his arms and crutches.

Education

Good intentions are not enough

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by Abebe Yehualawork
Disability and inclusion

Print edition

Contents August/September issue

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United Nations

Proposed goals for global sustainability

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Formal-sector jobs make a difference: sorting cashmere wool in Ulaan Bataar.

Editorial

The real challenge

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by Hans Dembowski
A new development bank was announced at the BRICS Summit in Brazil in July. It will be involved in development funding, but whether it contributes to official development assistance is a totally different matter.

Development funding

Counting aid

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by Niels Keijzer
Selling authoritarian regimes surveillance technology “is as dangerous as selling assault rifles”, warns an expert. Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad is one of the beneficiaries.

Media

Ambivalent trends

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by Sheila Mysorekar
Sheila Mysorekar
by Hans Dembowski
Buya and Armer, members of the Akha community.

Minorities

Stateless and without rights

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by Katja Dombrowski
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