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Volume 51, Number 91

HUMAN RIGHTS
Will another war make a difference for the people of Iraq? And if it happens, what role will the new International Criminal Court (ICC) play? Barbara Nimri Aziz talks to Iraq citizens, and Sam Cacas looks at how the Bush administration is pressing for impunity from ICC prosecution. Plus, a trip to Zapatista country exposes a new neo-liberal scheme, and Free Speech TV that nudges viewers off the couch.

Toward Freedom:
A Progressive Perspective on World Events
TF Fall 2002    (Vol. 51, No. 1)

  • HUMAN RIGHTS

    Surviving in Iraq
    Can another war make a difference?
    — BARBARA NIMRI AZIZ

    Unhealthy Assumptions
    Ignoring the true costs of climate change is a crime against humanity 
     –ALBERT HUEBNER

    Stonewalling Justice
    As a new International Criminal Court commences work,the Bush Administration accelerates its opposition
    — SAM CACAS

  • TF Reports

    AMERICAS
    Broken Dreams
    Mexico’s democratic transformation is careening toward failure
    JOHN ROSS

    Maquiladora Model Takes a Dive

    Privatizing Nature
    A trip to Zapatista country exposes the next neo-liberal scheme
    RUTH HUNTER

    PPP: Up Close and Personal 

  • MEDIA

    Bearing Witness in Palestine
    Free Speech TV’s new series nudges viewers off the couch
    LINDA MAMOUN

    Three Ways to Mobilize

  • ECONOMICS

    Cuba’s Shipping News
    Rice from Louisiana jump starts the embargo debate
    LARRY BECK

  • Departments

    Editorial: Connecting the Dots

    TF Foundation News
    Retreat Charts New Direction
    Prison Group Makes It Official
    Friends in Ramallah

    Notebook
    Attitudes Shifting on Crime and Punishment (Prisons)
    Any Excuse for Arms Will Do (Arms Trade)
    Denmark Goes Right on Immigration (Immigration)
    Tough Choice on Modified Seeds (Environment/ Africa)
    New Papua New Guinea Leader Stops Sell Offs (Privatization/ Pacific) Indy Press Launches a Freeze Campaign (Indy Media)
    Tajik Drug Trade Makes a Comeback (Drugs/Asia)

    Commentary
    The Harder They Fall
     Corporate scandals are providing an opening for real alternatives
    TED GLICK

    Bribe Payers Index

    Classified

    Last Words
    Home of the Deranged
    ELAYNE CLIFT

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