Articles from SciTech Book News (December 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Scare the babies': Lansana Fofana talked to some of the survivors about forgiveness in the aftermath of violence.	Fofana, Lansana		425
A memory of Paine: in June of 2004 the relatives of the disappeared political prisoners of Paine, a rural town 50 kilometres south of Santiago, began work on a memorial in honour of their loved ones. Carmen Rodriguez talks to some of them.	Rodriguez, Carmen		467
Advertorial.		Advertisement	391
Afflicted Powers Capital and Spectacle in a New Age of War.	Gray, Louise; Whittaker, Peter; Lewis, Malcolm; Swift, Richard; Baird, Vanessa	Book Review	218
Afghanistan.	MacKenzie, Jean		1111
Battle for the truth.			1746
Brixton blues: Paul Bakalite reflects on the creeping changes to the community he loves.	Bakalite, Paul		1673
Ceasefire.	Gray, Louise; Whittaker, Peter; Lewis, Malcolm; Swift, Richard; Baird, Vanessa	Brief Article	319
Challenging impunity: the International Criminal Court was launched in April 2002. Noah Novogrodsky outlines the goals of the Court and describes the barriers to its success.	Novogrodsky, Noah Benjamin		1671
Crime & punishment: recent decades have witnessed horrible atrocities. But a new system of international justice is slowly rising from the carnage. Wayne Ellwood looks at global efforts to confront impunity.	Ellwood, Wayne		2629
Crimes against humanity.		Brief Article	42
Ex-BINGO workers write.		Letter to the Editor	464
Eyes wide shut: these drawings were collected by paediatrician Annie Sparrow and researcher Olivier Bercault for Human Rights Watch. Without instruction children in refugee camps along the Darker/Chad border drew scenes from their own lives of the devastation in Darfur.		Reprint	356
Faith prejudice.	Islam, Yakoub	Letter to the Editor	185
George Fisher (1956-2005).		Brief Article	267
Green house, back door: pros and cons of carbon trading exposed in South Africa.	Lindow, Megan		540
Hope in the Dark The Untold History of People Power.	Gray, Louise; Whittaker, Peter; Lewis, Malcolm; Swift, Richard; Baird, Vanessa	Book Review	300
House of horror: the return of democracy to Latin America has strengthened the drive to bring to justice those responsible for massive human rights violations in the 1970s and 1980s. In Argentina a former torture centre is being turned into a museum of memory. Tomas Bril Mascarenhas talks with Juan Cabandie who only recently discovered his own intimate links to the death squads.	Mascarenhas, Tomas Bril		1381
Inspirational Greenpeace.	Brown, Bob	Letter to the Editor	192
Interview with Debra Harry and the Indigenous Peoples Council on Biocolonialism.	Richards, Chris	Interview	846
Just chocolate: revolution in a wrapper.	Mathews, Dylan		457
Justice after genocide.	Ellwood, Wayne	Cover Story	240
Michael Ignatieff: Michael Ignatieff, who calls himself a liberal and a human rights campalgner, is a wolf in sheep's clothing.		Biography	957
Mothers' courage: Irham Ceco talks to the Mothers of Srebrenica, a group of women who refuse to remain silent in their search for the truth.	Ceco, Irham		760
NI vs RD.	Schaper, Peter	Letter to the Editor	227
No land for Zimbabwe's women.	Chanetsa, Benhilda	Brief Article	129
On the anniversary of the Tsunami.			77
Sophie Scholl: The Final Days.	Gray, Louise; Whittaker, Peter; Lewis, Malcolm; Swift, Richard; Baird, Vanessa	Brief Article	219
Southern exposure.	Bhargava, Amit	Brief Article	239
Speaking in tongues: the language her daughter speaks causes Reem Haddad a good deal of soul-searching.	Haddad, Reem		723
Speechmarks.	Gandhi, Mohandas K.	Brief Article	20
Tali's troubles: an Israeli activist takes the heat.			485
The Berlusconi Bonus.	Gray, Louise; Whittaker, Peter; Lewis, Malcolm; Swift, Richard; Baird, Vanessa	Book Review	302
The Halliburton hustle.	Chatterjee, Pratap	Brief Article	62
The language of Iraq.	Mitchell; Richardson	Brief Article	45
Tickets.	Gray, Louise; Whittaker, Peter; Lewis, Malcolm; Swift, Richard; Baird, Vanessa	Brief Article	211
Tierra que Anda.	Gray, Louise; Whittaker, Peter; Lewis, Malcolm; Swift, Richard; Baird, Vanessa	Brief Article	282
Trial and error: trials of human rights violators are vital if impunity is to be confronted. But in most war-ravaged countries resources are limited, legal structures inadequate. Fawzia Sheikh reports on Rwanda's community courts experiment.	Sheikh, Fawzia		1117
Truth and fantasy: twisting history to suit the moment is something the Bush Administration does without shame. Mark Engler looks at how EL Salvador's historic Truth Commission report has once again become a living document.	Engler, Mark		1020
Unsafe secrets.	Friis, Peter C.	Letter to the Editor	129
Venezuela spreads the oil around.	Fawthrop, Tom	Brief Article	122
War on corruption.	Oguine, Ike		895
What's fair about Nestle?	Harding, Simon	Letter to the Editor	229
Where do you not want to go today?		Brief Article	262
Whose truth? Truth commissions may not be a panacea. But, argues Mark Freeman, they often do serve the public interest.	Freeman, Mark		1229