Featured this week:

* EDITORIAL: As the Global Week of Action kicks off and protests against International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings in Washington loom, Njoki Njehu discusses the state of the global justice movement, its aims, alliances and progress
* COMMENT AND ANALYSIS: Ndahiro Tom critically examines the role of the Catholic Church in the Rwandan genocide
- Chinua Akukwe spells out ten practical steps for African leaders to fight the impact of the HIV/AIDS virus on women
- UNHCR and the Government of Uganda should allow refugees freedom of movement and the choice to live where they feel most secure, argues Christina Clark
* LETTERS: Reader rage at last week’s editorial on Zimbabwe and a poetic battle over Pan-Africanism
* CONFLICTS AND EMERGENCIES: Billions needed for peace in Sudan, says Annan
* HUMAN RIGHTS: New research on community based organizations and human rights in Southern Africa
* ELECTIONS AND GOVERNANCE: Gertrude Mongella spells out the aims of the Pan African Parliament
* DEVELOPMENT: Press releases on the Global Week of Action on Trade; links to news on EPA’s, debt cancellation and the Hong Kong WTO meet
* EDUCATION: Corporal punishment vs constructive discipline

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