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Volume XLII
Number 1 2005


About This Issue:
A Time for Renewal

        

 In This Issue...
 A Time for Renewal
Towards the Millennium Review
‘In Larger Freedom’: Towards Security, Development and Human Rights for All
The report of the Secretary-General, released on 21 March 2005, puts forward a range of proposals to strengthen the United Nations.
Unlearning Intolerance
Elimination of All Forms of Religious Intolerance
Seeking Consensus Amid Differences
Namrita Talwar

Looking Back
‘Terror in the Soul’: Remembering Auschwitz
Tom Luke

Appreciation
Meanwhile
Shashi Tharoor

RightsWatch
Children’s Rights World Congress
Bill Jackson

Vital Voices
NGOWatch
Vital Voices: Advocacy and Service Work of NGOs in the Fight Against Human Trafficking
Wenchi Yu Perkins

Combating Trafficking in Persons Through Gender-Focused Strategy
Marie Yvette L. Banzon

WomenWatch
16 Days of Activisim Against Gender Violence
Sarah Nordstrom

Wide-Ranging Resolutions on Status of Women

Partnership with the Poorest
Diane Skelton and Joan Burke

Science for Development
The Global Research Alliance
A Knowledge Pool for Global Good
Vijoleta Braach-Maksvytis and Reinie Biesenbach

The Chronicle Interview
Dumitru-Dorin Prunariu, President of the Romanian Space Agency and Chairman of COPUOS, speaks to the UN Chronicle about the peaceful uses of outer space for development.

Food for Thought
Essay
The Rise of Food Democracy
Brian Halweil

Book Excerpt
Eat Here: Reclaiming Homegrown Pleasures in a Global Supermarket
Brian Halweil


Diversifying Sustainable Farming Systems
Behaviour Change Is Key

Model Farmer and Model Human Being
William Fiebig

Right to Food Guidelines



Responding to Natural Disaster
From the Secretary-General
Tsunami Highlights Needs of Small Island States

The Mauritius Strategy

Smart Infrastructure
James Cho

Centrespread

In the Wake of the Tsunami

The Chronicle Library Shelf
Atlas for Tsunami-Affected Areas in Southern Asia

 
Developing Education
Dedicating 2005 to Sport and Physical Education
Promoting Health, Peace and Development
Adolfo Ogi

HealthWatch
The Atlas of Heart Disease and Stroke
Erika Reinhardt

Defining Quality and Inequality in Education
Cynthia Guttman

EducationWatch
Girls’ Education Campaign in Turkey
Lynn Levine

The Fifty-Ninth General Assembly
Revitalization of the United Nations leading up to its sixtieth anniversary as well as the international review of the Millennium Declaration were at the centre of the General Assembly debate. Challenges as diverse as universal primary education, gender equality and combating HIV/AIDS were all part of the agenda of the fifty-ninth session. (Section coordinated by Namrita Talwar)

Reviewing the Millennium Declaration,
Revitalizing the Organization


Finding Common Ground
First Committee (Disarmament and International Security)

Helping to Achieve the MDGs
Second Committee (Economic and Financial)

Putting People First in Development
Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural)

Autonomy Eludes Two Million People
Fourth Committee (Special Political and Decolonization)

Towards a Unified Security System
Fifth Committee (Administrative and Budgetary)

Searching for Consensus in International Law
Sixth Committee (Legal)


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