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November 2006
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Published by the Social Justice Committee in Montreal, the Upstream Journal aims to uncover any fouls underfoot in human or environmental rights. The September/October issue warns that both genetically modified trees and the forthcoming Chinese-Tibetan railway are poised to encroach on traditional ways by pushing out native plants and native Tibetan culture, respectively. The issue also contains an interesting pair of articles on Africa: an interview with Robert Calderisi, author of 'The Trouble with Africa,' who denounces most aid to the continent as futile; and a conversation with Stephen Lewis, the UN Secretary General's special envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, who heralds the outside efforts at curbing AIDS and poverty in Africa. -- Rachel Anderson

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