| Maclean's 1995 Nomi Morris |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A martyr to peace: Israel's Yitzhak Rabin is gunned down by a Jewish extremist. | News, opinion and commentary | Nomi Morris |
| Beyond the verdict: O.J. Simpson is free but a debate rages about his acquittal. | News, opinion and commentary | Nomi Morris |
| Fighting words: a poet forced into hiding by Muslim extremists still speaks out for oppressed women. (Bangladesh activist Taslima Nasrin) | News, opinion and commentary | Nomi Morris |
| Hardline hospitality: China draws fire as it prepares to host a women's rights conference. | News, opinion and commentary | Nomi Morris |
| Horror in Kashmir: rebels in India behead a Norwegian tourist. (Hans Christian Ostro) | News, opinion and commentary | Nomi Morris |
| Kids at work: child labor is on the rise as countries rush into the global economy. (includes related articles on grassroots and corporate efforts to stop child labor) | News, opinion and commentary | Nomi Morris |
| No man's land: across central Europe, millions of victims reclaim their property. (land seized by Nazis and Communists) | News, opinion and commentary | Nomi Morris |
| Power of protest: France begins a round of nuclear tests, sparking global outrage. | News, opinion and commentary | Nomi Morris |
| Soul-searching: as evidence mounts of a Rabin murder plot, Israelis ponder their attitudes. | News, opinion and commentary | Nomi Morris |
| The Canadian connection: Sri Lanka moves to crush Tamil rebels at home and abroad. | News, opinion and commentary | Nomi Morris |
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