ISSUE Ten!

December 2005

 

©2005 K. Diab + K. Maes

 
Belgium
Conversion is not a crime

Muriel Degauque has the dubious distinction of being the first white European female suicide bomber. Shocking as this is, suggestions that we have reached a dangerous turning point and that converts are brainwashed fanatics and their partners are comic-book villains are unfair to the vast majority of converts and to non-converts married to Muslims. Read on

 

From the archives

Leaps of faith

July 2002 – My arm hung sheepishly in mid-air and my confident smile faltered momentarily when Rita Walravens politely declined to shake my hand. Read on

 

 

Analysis
Walk first, then surf

Trying to level the cyberspace playing field without addressing poverty, illiteracy, disease and unfair trade practices is an exercise in futility. Read on

 

From the archives

Digital dreams for the worldwide web of poverty

December 2003 – Trying to create a true World Wide Web by targeting the 90% of the global population lacking internet access may seem like a commendable aim. However,  it is a case of putting the computer before the cart. Read on

 

 

Travel

Encounter with a celebrity saint

Never having believed in Santa as a child, Khaled Diab was surprised to run into the elusive Sinterklaas on a desolate, windswept beach in the Netherlands. Read on

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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