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Panorama Global Health (March 2014)
Out of the 8 Millennium Development Goals, 3 of them relate to health which are MDGs 4, 5 and 6 which have as goals to reduce child mortality rates, Improve maternal health and combat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases respectively. While progress towards achieving these goals have been beari...

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Panorama Participation (October 2004)
This month, our writers accepted the invitation to record stories about youth participation. When youth are left out of consultation, decision making, and action, they have two choices: remain in a state of non-influence or stand up and be heard. It is true: the printed word is powerful. One of the ...
Panorama The Diamond Industry (March 2008)
The diamond industry is controversial. It has been associated with child labour, civil war, slavery and other human rights abuses. It is also an industry which has made efforts to correct the negative social effects connected with different aspects of diamond production and sale. Its trade routes ru...
Panorama Cyber Citizens (November 2005)
In our current issue, we investigate the notion of "Cyber Citizenship" and online safety. What does it mean to be a cyber citizen of a world without national borders? How should we behave in this global community? What new opportunities do we have? How can we protect ourselves from harm? We invi...
Panorama Stay tuned! ( 0)
Stay tuned for the announcement of the theme for the next issue! ...
Panorama Women's Rights (March 2005)
The inequalities that face women are not universal. Not only do women face inequalities with men, but they also do with other women. But women resist their oppressions - often through understanding, action, song, community and love. Identified and named, these inequalities will gradually lose their ...