Among the issues of concern at the United Nations Special Session on Children is an increase in the number of girls smoking around the world. Tobacco companies say they’re not recruiting under-age smokers, but critics believe otherwise.
A Brooklyn federal judge, known for his independence, vividly documented in a recent ruling how New York City’s child welfare agency ignored the needs of battered mothers and their children. Other jurisdictions have developed policies to protect both.
The latest rape statistics from New York show what seems to be a jump in the number of such crimes, but experts believe they reflect more reporting by victims–not more assaults.
For a Bosnian war correspondent, now editor, getting to the bottom of the war means telling the unpalatable truths about what went on and how those in power abuse trust. She gets no bouquets from Sarajevo officials, but she does get death threats.
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