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Saving the Galapagos

Fragile planet: Today marks the 150th anniversary of the publication of Darwin's On the Origin of Species, inspired by a research trip to the Galapagos Islands. Toni Darton, chief executive of the Galapagos Conservation Trust, outlines how she is trying to ensure a sustainable future for the Islands

Article photoHealth: 'Having HIV doesn't make you abnormal'

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

Article photo'The mass sacrifice of animals is barbaric'

Nepal: Pramada Shah, president of the Animal Welfare Network Nepal, on the Gadhimai festival this week, at which half a million animals are expected to be sacrificed

Article photo'We will suffer without the forest'

Fragile planet: Indonesia is cutting down its forests with frightening speed in order to receive cash under a new environmental scheme. But locals such as Muhamad Nasir fear for their land and livelihoods

From Tibet to India: a refugee's story

21st century life: The year 2009 marks the 50th anniversary of a failed uprising against Chinese forces in Tibet, which led to the exile of the 14th Dalai Lama to India along with 80,000 Tibetan refugees

Weekly Web Watch: November 20 2009

Editors' blog: Mark King presents a selection of the best of the web this week, from firing up the Large Hadron Collider to a HIV/Aids health campaign featuring presenter Konnie Huq  

Timor-Leste: On the road to future prosperity

Development: Matt Crook reports from Díli on a government project that’s tackling two of Timor-Leste’s biggest problems: bad roads and high unemployment

Inside the paper: November 20 edition

Editors' blog: Guardian Weekly editor Natalie Bennett explains how the progress, or lack thereof, of the Copenhagen talks pushed their way to the front page

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