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UN Launches First Africa Human Development Report

By Elizabeth Dickinson | May 15, 2012

UN in the Field

Georgia: Renewable Energy Comes at Environmental Cost

By Haley Sweetland Edwards | May 04, 2012

UN in the Field

Sudan Conflict Exacerbates Food Crisis

By Andrew Green | May 08, 2012

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A Mother's Day Plan to Reduce Preterm Birth

By Howson, CP | May 12, 2012

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Why the Next Front in HIV Research will focus on Women

By Elizabeth Dickinson | Mar 07, 2012

In honor of International Women's Day, The InterDependent takes a look at the progress made in gender equality.

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Egypt's New Feminists Make their Case

By Haley Sweetland Edwards | Mar 07, 2012

In honor of International Women's Day, The InterDependent takes a look at the progress made in gender equality.

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Western Sahara: Women’s Rights Flourish in Difficult Times

By Fernande van Tets, Giulia Zuzic and Sarah Clark | Mar 08, 2012

In honor of International Women's Day, The InterDependent takes a look at the progress made in gender equality.

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The ICC’s First Verdict: The View from Ituri

By Olivia Bueno | Apr 03, 2012

On March 14, 2012, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued the first verdict since it began operations 10 years ago in the case of Thomas Lubanga, a former militia leader from the region of Ituri in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

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Earth Day 2012: The Year of Sustainable Development?

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Brazil Exemplifies Challenges, Opportunities for Rio +20

By Conor Foley | Apr 20, 2012

When a government spokesman announced on April 4, 2012 that no country has better credentials for hosting the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) in June, he had a point. Brazil’s environmental record isn’t perfect; it is still home to vast pockets of poverty.

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