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Begging in Freetown.

Lack of social safety net

From valuable to vulnerable

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by Fidelis Adele
Without judicial interventions, the wetlands would be gone.

India

Never-ending story

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A police officer in Accra: Ghana's transition to democracy was supported by donors and is considered a success.

Promoting democracy

Responsible donor action required

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by Barbara Mayrhofer
Programmes to stem the spread of HIV/AIDS can also be used for the prevention of teenage pregnancies: project in Accra, Ghana.

Teenage pregnancy

Right to childhood

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by Barbara Mayrhofer
Lawyers' celebrating Iftikhar Chaudhry's reinstatement as chief justice in March 2009.

Separation of powers

Ambiguous ambitions

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by Maryam S. Khan
Illegal electricity connections in Morocco.

Infrastructure

“The future of the world will be urban”

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by Sheila Mysorekar
Sheila Mysorekar
In rural areas, justice is administered according to tradition: a village chief in Cameroon.

Legal and judicial systems

Lawyers for the poor

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by Lothar Jahn
The Ethiopian state enjoys donor support: police officer in Addis Ababa.

Development agencies

Donor obligations

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Democracy could yet prevail: people attending the funeral of Chokri Belaid, the assassinated trade-union leader, earlier this year.

Soft Power

Last hope

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by Markus Loewe
Markus Loewe
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