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Ban: Millennium Development Goals must be met: http://bit.ly/aq48OX #UN #SecGen
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"Haven't we said so already?" - Blog post on Beijing+15 and meeting the MDGs, by UNIFEM Regional Director for the... http://bit.ly/9kQsDp
from UNIFEM
RT @corporateknight: Aboriginals in Canada face ‘Third World'-level risk of tuberculosis (via @globeandmail) http://3bl.me/ztcah2
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Visitor:
18 Mar 5:18am
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Visitor:
18 Mar 5:18am
VERRY NISE
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Devid:
17 Mar 7:02am
This is a really good read for me, Must admit that you are one of the best
bloggers I ever saw.Thank
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Visitor:
14 Mar 1:22pm
The Women's day is a very honerable day of the World. In India our ladies are
very much proud of th
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Visitor:
13 Mar 6:25pm
"The Shock Doctrine" by Naomi Klein A wake up call-to-arms to resist the
male-chauvinist model of cr
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Visitor:
13 Mar 1:09pm
I am a driver with all categories,I would like to know how I can find a Work
in Haiti UN or in ONG
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Devid:
17 Mar 7:33am
This is a really good read for me, Must admit that you are one of the best
bloggers I ever saw.Thank
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Visitor:
7 Mar 11:37am
To Honorable Sir With due respect I am submitting few lines for your kind
consideration. I have co
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Visitor:
7 Mar 11:36am
To Honorable Sir With due respect I am submitting few lines for your kind
consideration. I have co
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Visitor:
7 Mar 11:35am
To Honorable Sir With due respect I am submitting few lines for your kind
consideration. I have co
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Visitor:
3 Mar 8:36pm
It can't be done. It's not about facts; it's about political opportunism.
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Chris de Ocejo:
26 Feb 12:29pm
Yes, but the IPCC report is one of many, hundreds of reports which show the
warming trend. It's a bi
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Devid:
17 Mar 8:14am
This is a really good read for me, Must admit that you are one of the best
bloggers I ever saw.Thank
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Chris de Ocejo:
23 Feb 10:32am
Stoning to death (rajm) is not a punishment prescribed by the Qur'an. Several
ahadith exist which su
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Visitor:
18 Feb 8:00pm
You know, I agree with your sense of absolute outrage. But the real reason
that women have these thi
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Visitor:
18 Feb 7:48pm
I am shocked. Not that Muslim women were caned. That was a LIGHT punishment
under Shari-a. The real
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Visitor:
18 Feb 7:37pm
No. We piloted the Nuremburg Courts, and we proved than that this concept can
work. We don't have to
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Visitor:
18 Feb 6:35pm
I wonder why the President of Chad wants the MINURCAT to leave when they are
protecting people???
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Matthew Cordell - March 24, 2008 - 11:52 am
The Olympic torch has begun its 85,000-mile journey. The American death toll in Iraq reaches 4,000.
>>Pakistan - On Saturday, the Pakistan People's Party named its pick for Prime Minister, Yousaf Raza Gillani, a former speaker of the National Assembly who spent four years in jail under what many consider to be trumped-up corruption charges. Many speculate that Gillani was chosen over Makhdoom Amin Fahim, who ran the PPP during Benazir Bhutto's exile, because he will be easier for Bhutto widower Asif Ali Zardari to dislodge after he runs for a seat in parliament and is eligible for the top position. Meanwhile, Musharraf has vowed to support the new government.
>>Zimbabwe - Zimbabwe's leading opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change, has accused the government of Zimbabwe of printing 9 million ballots for Friday's election when the nation only has 5.9 million registered voters, which includes nearly 600,000 extra for civil servants, police, and soldiers. Meanwhile, Mugabe increased government debt 65-fold ($53 billion) in the six weeks leading up to March 7 to bump up civil servant salaries and supply farm equipment.
>>Colombia/Ecuador - Colombia has admitted that an Ecuadorean citizen was killed in the raid three weeks ago on FARC rebels in Ecuadorean territory that caused a diplomatic standoff between Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela. Ecuador's president, Rafael Correa, had previously said that it would be "extremely grave" if it proved true that an Ecuadorian was killed in the raid.
>>Bhutan - The people of Bhutan will become members of the world's newest democracy today as they vote in an election for seats in the lower house of parliament that will end the hundred years' rule of the extremely popular Wangchuck royal family. The 28-year-old king has implored citizens to vote.
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whites fear vote will change little
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releases Hamas men
Man's Personal Mission To End Slavery in Mauritania
costs rise as Zimbabwe elections loom for Robert Mugabe
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DNA technology to identify Argentina's disappeared
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Asia
in south Russia blast
ruling party to retool after another defeat
Aquino, democracy icon, has cancer
of slain Briton urges help to find suspect
fade for Ukrainian sailors in Hong Kong collision
violin plays again for Moscow's elite
bankers hope to escape US woes
forces kill insurgents
heats up ahead of Bangladesh anniversary
appeal for Bali bombers on death row withdrawn
Korea ruling party struggles for majority win
markets rally after poll
Europe
for EU to study Beijing Olympic boycott
'committed' to stiff CO2 cuts
a Prize Bull, Next Big Test Is in the Genetics Lab
returns to the offensive over Kosovo
and UK to press banks over debt
premier grapples with crisis