Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

OPINION Beware of 'What British Muslims Really Think?' Phillips argues for integration in the documentary, although you may not agree with the ways he suggests getting there. WAR & CONFLICT Confessions of a former US Air Force drone technician Ex-serviceman who built communications infrastructure for US drone programme in Afghanistan speaks out against it.

OPINION Morocco: 'Neither slave, nor negro' Moroccan NGOs launch anti-racism campaign to push authorities into addressing plight of migrants. WOMEN'S RIGHTS US: Parenting in a country with no paid maternity leave The US is the only industrialised country that does not guarantee some form of paid maternity leave after childbirth.

INDIA In India, a tale of taxes and corruption Residents claim they are being mercilessly taxed by armed groups, and short-changed by a corrupt state government. WOMEN'S RIGHTS The women dying for an abortion in Sierra Leone "She died in front of my office door. Her head just slumped back in her wheelchair. She was 24 years old."

IN PICTURES Cannabis farmers hidden in India's Himalayas Some villagers, high in the Himalayas, maintain centuries old tradition of growing charas, Indian cannabis. OPINION Once upon a time in the cosmopolitan east New novel about 19th-century Armenian merchant is a metaphoric reminder of the cosmopolitan character of our cultures.

PROGRAMMES HIGHLIGHTS

THE LISTENING POST The murder of Giulio Regeni: The politics of coverage How coverage differs when it comes to Regeni and thousands of disappeared Egyptians. Plus, Malaysia's muzzled media. MARCO POLO Lost Worlds Marco Polo's travels retraced - from the Pamir Mountains along the Silk Road to Xanadu and the kingdom of women.