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Editors' blog: Guardianweekly.co.uk editor Mark King highlights the best of the web this week, from Sarah Palin's supporters caught on camera to quantum theory in the Coen Brothers' latest film
First-person: Julia Pemberton and her son William were murdered by his father Alan Pemberton in 2003. Julia's brother Frank describes his campaign to expose faillings within the police and why he set up the charity Advocacy After Fatal Domestic Abuse to support other families who have lost close ones to domestic violence
Editors' blog: Two different takes on the rise of Sarah Palin and peers among the American right stand out in this week's paper. Plus we take the opportunity of World Aids Day to take a look at how the fight against HIV is progressing
Bolivia: A decision by the country's first indigenous president to rehabilitate coca and distinguish it from its chemical derivative, cocaine, was hugely popular – but it has also resulted in cocaine laboratories springing up across the country
Human rights: A cross-government strategy has been launched in the UK to tackle violence against women and girls. Here, Laura explains how she was forced onto the streets after fleeing an abusive partner
Letter from: Tanzania. Guardian Weekly reader Dolar Vasani describes a visit to Zanzibar's Forodhani Gardens – a seafront sanctuary filled with walkways, benches and food stalls
World Aids Day: December 1 2009 is World Aids Day, covered in a special feature in the latest Guardian Weekly. Here, Rafael, 17, describes what it is like to be among Brazil's first generation of people who have always lived with HIV
Fragile planet: Toni Darton, chief executive of the Galapagos Conservation Trust, outlines how she is trying to ensure a sustainable future for the Islands
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