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1. Soapnuts
2. Organic Cotton Bedlinen
3. Snow Leopard Jacket
4. Solio Bolt
5. Fedora Hat
6. Hemp Laptop Backpack
7. Ethiopian Organic Fair Trade Coffee
8. Indian Spice Pack in Basket
9. Hemp Satchel
10. Leather Handbag
Burma
Burmese military complicity in opium trade (#435-2010 Sep p26a)
regime forces relocation in central Shan State (brief) (#426-2009 Oct p26b)
Karen fight ethnic cleansing with economic development (#416-2008 Oct p27a)
A short history of Burma (#411-2008 May p37)
all history is propaganda (#411-2008 May p11)
Burma - ripe for change (#411-2008 May - main theme)
corporations doing business with the regime (#411-2008 May p20)
internally displaced people (#411-2008 May p12)
keynote editorial (#411-2008 May p4)
political prisoners speak out (#411-2008 May p8)
stale news is best (#411-2008 May p7)
take action (#411-2008 May p21)
the facts (#411-2008 May p16)
the spectre of democracy (#411-2008 May p18)
Boycott Lonely Planet Guides (brief) (#409-2008 Mar p20)
Burmese junta's use of 'horrorscopes' (humour) (#407-2007 Dec p29b)
Burma's struggle goes global (#406-2007 Nov p26a)
human rights activist, Burma (#400-2007 May p15)
junta blitzed with letters (#398-2007 Mar p21a)
leader Than Shwe profiled in Worldbeaters (#382-2005 Sep p25)
country profile (#377-2005 Apr p36)
Burmese regime makes prisoners walk minefield (#362-2003 Nov p7)
sweatshop art (brief) (#358-2003 Jul p7)
Burmese exile interviewed (#355-2003 Apr p33)
Thai military crackdown on resistance (#332-2001 Mar p8)
British activists imprisoned & tortured (#319-1999 Dec p35)
stormy meeting of oil company (#315-1999 Aug p6)
interview with leader-in-exile Sein Win (#313-1999 Jun p31)
detained journalist's account (#311-1999 Apr p10)
Australian town boycotts corporations (brief) (#303-1998 Jul p4)
sanctions bite into tourism (brief) (#294-1997 Sep p5)
humans massacred for nature reserve (brief) (#293-1997 Aug p4)
rebels love Hollywood film (#292-1997 Jul p4)
AIDS & addiction pacifying youth (#280-1996 Jun p23)
Aung San Suu Kyi interviewed, Burma (#280-1996 Jun p20)
Burma: A cry for freedom (#280-1996 Jun - main theme)
clothing exports & military profits (#280-1996 Jun p29)
exile's story (#280-1996 Jun p24)
facts (#280-1996 Jun p18)
heroin's hidden deals (#280-1996 Jun p16)
history (#280-1996 Jun p14)
kaleidoscope of ethnic groups (#280-1996 Jun p26)
keynote editorial (#280-1996 Jun p7)
nation of slavery; personal testimony (#280-1996 Jun p12)
tries to lure foreign tourists (#280-1996 Jun p28)
uprising for democracy, 1988 (#280-1996 Jun p11)
villagers' story (#280-1996 Jun p17)
when will Burma rise again? (#280-1996 Jun p25)
human rights (#275-1996 Jan p19)
gas pipline protest (brief) (#263-1995 Jan p31)
natural-gas pipeline (#263-1995 Jan p31)
arms-buying & human-rights record (#261-1994 Nov p14)
human rights photo competition (brief) (#258-1994 Aug p30)
Pepsi & Amoco boycott (brief) (#255-1994 May p31)
oil companies prop up dictatorship (#250-1993 Dec p29)
country profile (#248-1993 Oct p36)
ethnic minorities targeted in civil war (#240-1993 Feb p29)
refugee exodus (#233-1992 Jul p30)
Japan's support for rogue regime (#231-1992 May p16)
NI vote of censure for state violence (#229-1992 Mar p28)
NI vote of censure, freedom of expression (#229-1992 Mar p11)
Nobel Peace Prize to Suu Kyi (#226-1991 Dec p30)
refugees flee to Thailand (#222-1991 Aug p26)
Australia unfreezes aid to Burma (brief) (#203-1990 Jan p28)
Burma changes its name (brief) (#199-1989 Sep p28)
ingenious recycling in isolated Burma (#166-1986 Dec p26)
Burmese town wins prize for water scheme (brief) (#162-1986 Aug p28)