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‘Stolen Babies’ Trial Awaits U.S. Documents

By Kelly Hearn ● Politics ● January 22, 2012

Argentina’s Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo think a trial now underway could reunite them with stolen grandchildren. A key ally is U.S. Rep. Hinchey, who is pushing Obama to declassify relevant documents by executive order.

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Zambia’s Women Carry Load of High HIV Rates

By Chanda Katongo ● Employment ● December 4, 2011

Zambia has one of the world’s worst cases of HIV, and women and girls suffer a higher rate of infection. Health activists say harmful cultural practices – such as the myth that having sex with a virgin can cure AIDS – must be targeted by prevention programmers.