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Guest editorials

Software patents: Brussels threat to our digital freedom 09/01/2004 Powerful corporations are busy patenting software as a way of entrenching their dominance in the global information economy, says David Heath; unless we stop new laws being pushed through in Europe. Read more From: OneWorld International Ltd.

Education in emergencies 08/18/2004 Education is one of the highest priorities expressed by crisis-affected communities in all but the most severe humanitarian emergencies, writes Graham Wood, and it shows major benefits when introduced in the early stages of an emergency. A great deal is lost when, as often happens, “donor-driven humanitarianism” ignores this need. Read more From: Ockenden International Related: [Education] [Emergency Relief] Image: BluePack programme for Afghan children

Shrinking the carbon economy 08/04/2004 Speculation over whether Russia will ratify the Kyoto Protocol has fuelled questions about alternative approaches to tackling climate change. Aubrey Meyer of the Global Commons Institute explains why the “Contraction and Convergence” model gives us our best chance to avoid “climate disaster by international bluff and blackmail”. Read more From: Global Commons Institute Related: [Climate Change] Image: Anti-Bush protesters in London during the Bonn climate talks © Guardian Unlimited

The Honduran intifada 07/21/2004 Every child’s death – whether in Palestine/Israel or in Honduras - is a crime that leaves us all a little less human, write Bruce Harris and Esteban Castro of Covenant House/Casa Alianza. Yet few people know about the continuing Honduran urban murder of innocents. Read more From: Casa Alianza Related: [Honduras] [Children] [Human Rights] [War and Peace] Image: Street children sleeping © Brian Quinby

Partnerships: a new approach to community development? 07/09/2004 Partnerships between companies, governments and civil society organisations can help communities take charge of their own development needs, argue Rory Sullivan and Michael Warner, both in “traditional” development and in such areas as conflict prevention, regional development and micro-enterprise. Read more Related: [Development] [Business] [Civil Society] Image: Metalworker supported by micro-credit programme, Nicaragua © PTM-mundubat

Consumer rights and the fight against poverty 07/01/2004 The consumer movement has always been a struggle for rights, says Julian Edwards of Consumers International, and it still has a key role in the fight against free market fundamentalism and poverty. Read more From: Consumers International Related: [Poverty] [Economy] [Human Rights] Image: Consumer rights: water © 2004 www.clipart.com

Palestine’s next generation: what prospects? 06/21/2004 With Palestine’s children living lives of despair and hopelessness, only an end to the violence and the adoption of civil protest will see their people’s cause gain international recognition, writes Catherine Hunter, consultant to the Coalition to Stop the Use of Child Soldiers. Read more Related: [Palestine] [Israel] [Children] [Conflict Resolution] Image: Palestinian boy with flag

Haiti - a flood of injustice 06/11/2004 In the face of decades of repression, coups, and foreign intervention, and most recently the flash floods that have killed thousands, the people of Haiti still show extraordinary resilience, write Kevin Murray and Jake Miller. Read more From: Grassroots International Related: [Haiti] [Development] [Emergency Relief] [Human Rights] Image: © La Jornada

Eat less meat – it’s costing the Earth 06/02/2004 Following the launch of the Eat Less Meat campaign, Free range pigs (c) Compassion in World Farming Joyce D’Silva of Compassion in World Farming argues that less Western-style meat consumption would benefit poor people’s food security, the environment and human health. Read more Related: [Agriculture] [Food] [Consumption] [Environment] [Health]

It’s participation, stupid! 05/20/2004 Maggie Black wrote the report Opening Minds, Opening Up Opportunities for the International Save the Children Alliance. Here she reflects on the empowering impact of children's participation in action for working children. Read more Related: [India] [Development] [Children]

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