Articles from New Internationalist (July 1, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
African blues.		Sound Recording Review	438
Another planet: Anouk Ride reports on the mixed messages that teenagers are being given about sex and argues that young people have rights too.	Ride, Anouk		2753
Black handbook.		Book Review	102
Burial rights and wrongs: executed Kenyan freedom fighter (Kimathi) remembered.	Kamau, John		376
Burma diary.		Movie Review	658
Country profile: Kazakhstan.			937
Crossing the chasm: ... reports from South Africa where the legacy of apartheid is making changes to reproductive health a slow and tortuous process.	Haffajee, Ferial		986
Dirty peace: torture is the latest field to be privatized in Argentina ... reports on the continuing aftermath of a dictatorship's `dirty war'.	Wright, Amaranta		845
Facts of life - and death.			839
Father Javier Giraldo: Tania Cordoba spends some time with one of Colombia's most passionate defenders of human rights, a man for whom courage and determination are part of everyday life.	Cordoba, Tania		982
Fumbling in the dark.			1241
Going for Gobi: Louisa Waugh sets out for the desert with her enthusiastic mother.	Waugh, Louisa		731
History of reproduction, contraception and control.			1411
Memorabilia: a small wooden box unlocks the secret that has been kept for many years.	Despande, Shashi		1638
Men with guns.		Movie Review	483
Moral question: when does a foetus become a baby? What happens when the choice is between the life of a mother and the life of the unborn?	Hadley, Janet		2208
Not knitting an orgasm: Jon O'Brien argues that men's roles in family planning must change.	O'Brien, Jon		457
Of woman born: ... labyrinth of contraception, pregnancy, birth - and politics.	Van der Gaag, Nikki		2295
Our own gift: infertility is not just a problem in the West. Sue Njanji Matetakufa reports from Zimbabwe on the battle to remove the stigma of childlessness.	Matetakufa, Sue Njanji		1231
Reproductive rights.	Van der Gaag, Nikki	Editorial	360
School days.		Book Review	659
Secrets and lies: Peru has bee heralded as a family-planning `success story'. Since 1961 the country has reduced its fertility rate from six children per woman to three-and-a-half.	Boyd, Stephanie		1402
Sense of the faithful: polls show that four out of five Catholics disagree with the official Church position, which forbids the use of contraception under all circumstances.	Stasek, Rosemary		878
Shot in the dark: Eastern European governments accept NATO without debate.			281
Stayin' home with the blues.		Sound Recording Review	440
Strange words.		Book Review	659
Warning! Time is running out for Asia's forests.	Noronha, Frederick		339