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What
the World, and Its UN, Can Do
Drew Limsky says that
the UN must take the lead to facilitate cheaper AIDS drugs to people
in the developing world.
Can
Sources and Supplies of Small Arms and Light Weapons Be Traced?
Jenö C.A. Staehelin, Switzerland's Permanent Observer to the
UN, proposes key elements in a possible international agreement
to identify and trace the supply lines of small
arms and weapons.
The
Chronicle Interview
Wilson Mukama, city director of the Dar es Salaam City Council, talks to
the Chronicle on the challenges posed by urbanization.
Poor,
or Excluded? Lessons from Latin American and the Caribbean
Yves Cabannes on how the
UN has tried to secure the participation of the urban poor in Latin
America and the Caribbean in poverty eradication.
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