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According to Intel, lower prices for telecom services and hardware will allow another 450 million women to access the internet in the next three years.

Digital communication

Web access for women

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by Mareike Forchheim
Wasting water is wrong (“Fassad”) in religious terms: leaky truck in Jordan.

Water

Dormant knowledge

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by Romuald Bolliger
by Abdulkhaleq Alwan
by Salem Asma'a Al-Wajeeh
by Hana Baddad
Social justice matters: nuns handing out free meals to poor families in Bulacan.

Editorial

A longing to belong

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by Hans Dembowski
Masked dancers make contact with the spirit world: a Nayu dancer in Malawi.

Belief systems

Invisible Reality

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by Helmut Danner
Street protest in Cairo: a man tears up a Qatari flag in April 2013 because of that country’s support for the Muslim Brothers.

Cadre organisation

Taken by surprise

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by Muna El Shorbagi
Activists protesting after the Supreme Court stayed the implementation of the Reproductive Health Act in March.

Faith

Deadly pro-life rhetoric

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by Alan C. Robles
Alan C. Robles
Evangelical mass-rally in São Paulo in the summer of 2012.

Evangelical churches

Gaining ground

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by Carlos Albuquerque
The poor often live far away from the water pipes: women fetching water in the outskirts of Lima.

Local government

Water investments in Peru

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by Sheila Mysorekar
Sheila Mysorekar
In January 2010, soldiers patrolled the streets of Jos after communal violence had claimed more than 300 lives.

Religious communities

“Dignity and self-esteem”

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by Becky Adda-Dontoh
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