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The former child soldier Claudia (name changed) from Colombia has returned to a normal life.

Child soldiers

Back to a normal life

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by Linda Engel
Polio has almost been eradicated: vaccination of a Liberian child.

Global development

Ignored achievements

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by Matthias Meis
Raila Odinga’s symbolic “swearing in” event.

Democracy

Crisis of legitimacy

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by Alphonce Shiundu
Alphonce Shiundu
Pharma multinationals have a seat at the table in trans-regional alliances against non-communicable diseases.

Global alliances

Big Pharma has a seat at the table

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by Hedwig Diekwisch
Workers at a rice mill in Bangladesh: breathing in the dust often causes lung disease.

Non-communicable diseases

A global problem

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by Hedwig Diekwisch
A primary school in a camp in Chad, where refugees from Sudan have settled.

Humanitarian aid

Wishes and visions

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
To achieve the SDGs, good health care is needed – and it will require sufficient public funding: a Bangladeshi pharmacist.

Global governance

Taxes serve SDG achievement

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by Monika Hellstern
by Hans Dembowski
Many armed fighters do not wear standardised uniforms, but they all have weapons: child soldiers in Goma.

Congo

“The state functions according to its entirely own logic”

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by Christoph Vogel
by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
In the reintegration programme “rebound” of World Vision, former child soldiers receive training to become carpenters.

Child soldiers

Jobs instead of arms

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by Dirk Bathe
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