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10.08.1998
Armed with bows, arrows and spears nearly 100 Indians from the Brazilian tribe of Kayapo recently captured and held hostage a gold prospector for invading and destroying their forests in the northern state of Para.
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06.08.1998
When the Kerala-based Director of a botanical research institute won the prestigious United Nations Borlaug Award this year, he was praised for going by the rule book in harnessing plants for medicinal use. But a group of tribals from the southern Indian state is not so sure.
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06.08.1998
The Internet is coming to Nabweru - one of five districts in Uganda that are set to be hooked up to modern telecommunications - in a step taken by the Acacia Initiative of the Canadian International Development Research Centre.
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22.07.1998
A third of the world's people are on the move - many migrating to find safer homes or better economic opportunities - and as the 12th World AIDS Conference closed in Geneva recently, researchers want more attention paid to the impact this has on the spread of HIV/AIDS.
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21.07.1998
Compelling evidence that Peruvian government health workers used threats, physical coercion, misinformation and promises of food to meet alleged sterilisation quotas among poor, rural and illiterate women has rocked the Andean nation and caused an international outcry.
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