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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 Human Security ( 2007)
Human Security is a new way of approaching security at the local, national and global levels which focuses on the security of people rather than the security of states. According to the Human Security approach the best way of ensuring international peace and security is to first ensure the peace and...
Panorama Haiti in our Hearts (February 2010)
Photograph, Haiti Earthquake, by Marco Dormino/ The United Nations, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 License. The earthquake in Haiti has s...
Panorama Information Society (November 2003)
What is the Information Society? What impact have information and communication technologies had? Are these changes negative or positive, or is it too soon to tell? What about the billions of people worldwide who do not have access to primary education or potable water, let alone the technologica...
Panorama The Ethics of Development: Past, Present and Future (January 2009)
Development is a huge term. Many of us work, volunteer, and support development projects. Development projects can include large international efforts like the IMF's and World Bank's Str...
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 ...