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Feature: Cadbury Goes Fairtrade

Cadbury may have committed an unforgiveable crime a couple of years back by massively promoting the music of Phil Collins in that Gorilla ad, but it seems that the world's biggest sweets company is making steps to redeem itself – by paying its cocoa farmers a decent wage. 

Submitted by Kevin E.G. Perry

Lemmer's Rogue Report: Flying Carpets Over Syria

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Stray Bullets: UK in UN's Bad Books

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50 Million Missing Women in India

Raising awareness of India's 50 million missing women for International Women's Day.

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Vox Pops: Justice for Sex Slaves

Recently, four Moldovan sex slaves won more than £600,000 in compensation from their captors in a British legal battle.

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50 Million Missing Women Protest

Ctrl.Alt.Shift raises awareness of the 50 million missing women in India for International Women's Day.

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Ctrl.Alt.Shift @ Ghana's 52nd Independence Celebration

On Saturday, Ctrl.Alt.Shift ventured over to Wembley's Banqueting Suite to celebrate the 52nd Celebration of Ghanaian Independence. With Eddie Kadi, Richard Blackwood, and Mobo winning saxophonist YolanDa Brown on the guest list, it was always going to be a big party, that's even without mentioning...

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Feature: G20 Meltdown

What's the best way to show your anger about the misery and destruction that our culture of war and consumption has created? Sound off about it in the pub? Abstain from voting, as it only encourages politicians anyway? No? Well how about bringing about a zombie apocalypse in central London and then...

Submitted by Kevin E.G. Perry

Young Blood: Freedom of Speech

On 12th February 2009, Dutch MP Geert Wilders was banned from entering the UK. He is the man behind a film, Fitna, which compares the Koran (in Wilders' a view, a 'fascist book') to Mein Kamp, and juxtaposes images of the text with those of 9/11 and the Madrid and London bombings. Wilders' response...

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Young Blood: We Are the Age of Stupid

Meeting your mates in the wrong place for a film - stupid. Not getting to the cinema early enough to get the best seat in the cinema (we all have a favourite) - stupid. Not going to the toilet before the film - very stupid, but it was fitting for the film I was going to see - The Age of Stupid. No...

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