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July
21/07/10 UNICEF 'Blame and Banishment'
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21/07/10 WHO and Olympic Committee promote lifestyle choices
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21/07/10 UN sounds the alarm as dire humanitarian situation continues to grip Somalia
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20/07/10 UN Environment Programme supports "green" recovery in Haiti
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20/07/10 Viet Nam ends statelessness for former refugees
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20/07/10 UN food agency scales up food aid in Niger
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20/07/10 Poor governance in West Africa could override peace gains, says UN envoy
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20/07/10 MDG's and peace-building strongly interdependent: Migiro
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19/07/10 FAO provides toolkit to prevent conflict between humans and wildlife
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19/07/10 Secretary-General says parliaments have key role in development
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19/07/10 HIV epidemic is increasing in Eastern Europe and Central Asia: UNICEF
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19/07/10 AIDS conference emphasizes human rights
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16/07/10 WHO says North Korea faces health challenges
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16/07/10 UN expert calls for protection of displaced Central Africans
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16/07/10 United Nations observes Nelson Mandela International Day
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15/07/10 The protection of civilians in armed conflict
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15/07/10 Agriculture needs more support in Haiti six months after earthquake
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15/07/10 Agreements reduce prices of malaria medicines by up to 80%
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15/07/10 Debt swap agreement to increase tuberculosis services in Indonesia
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15/07/10 UN stresses safeguarding human rights during humanitarian emergencies
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15/07/10 Financial crisis causes rise in youth unemployment: ILO
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15/07/10 Young women's struggle for work and education 15 years after Beijing Women's Conference
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14/07/10 Iran: Education For All
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14/07/10 Better management of health workforce migration
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14/07/10 A new study reveals that mangroves forests continue to be lost
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14/07/10 Climate financing is investment in prosperous future for all: Ban Ki-moon
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14/07/10 Top UN envoy reports longest stability in south Lebanon since 1970s
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13/07/10 Young people spearheading drop in HIV rates: UNAIDS
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13/07/10 WHO steps up polio eradication effort
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13/07/10 West Africa makes progress in crisis prevention and peace building
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12/07/10 Human rights chief says indigenous people face discrimination
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12/07/10 Asia emerges as global economic powerhouse: IMF
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12/07/10 UNEP launches a campaign to keep South Sudan Green
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9/07/10 World Food Programme moves towards supporting the long-term recovery of Haiti
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9/07/10 Urgent funding needed to help West African countries: OCHA
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9/07/10 Africa urged to use global recession to shift to more productive economies
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9/07/10 Census - an overlooked contribution to human development
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9/07/10 A discussion on gender, education and employment
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8/07/10 UN names actor Edward Norton as celebrity advocate for preserving biodiversity
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8/07/10 Brazil warns Conference on Disarmament of impact of its protracted impasse on programme of work
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8/07/10 World recovery continues but risks increase: IMF
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8/07/10 ILO stresses need for a global solution to economic crisis
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8/07/10 WFP empowers Haiti to build food security system
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8/07/10 UN officials call on Security Council to strengthen protection of civilians
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7/07/10 Using nuclear technology to desalinate water
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7/07/10 Big investments needed to halt new Asian food crisis: FAO
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7/07/10 Still a long way to go to achieve universal access to health services: Obaid
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7/07/10 Security Council can and must do more to protect civilians: Ban
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6/07/10 El Nino has dissipated: WMO
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6/07/10 UK and Commonwealth contributed immensely to UN: Ban
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6/07/10 A discussion on gender, education and employment
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5/07/10 Caribbean vital to work of the UN: Ban
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5/07/10 How UN peacekeepers address conflict-related sexual violence
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5/07/10 Being a parent at 15
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5/07/10 New UN entity for women comes into being
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2/07/10 The UN hosts a debate on women's rights
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2/07/10 South-South trade offers fresh start for Africa
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2/07/10 ITU leads effort to reconstruct Haiti's telecom and ICT infrastructure
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2/07/10 WFP to double number of people receiving food assistance in Niger
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1/07/10 How culture impacts development and gender equality
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1/07/10 Iraqi refugee children in Syria link up with youngsters in the US
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1/07/10 Africa needs investment and partnership: Ban
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1/07/10 ECOSOC Development Forum calls for roadmap to meet MDG's
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1/07/10 South-South trade offers a fresh start for Africa
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June
22/06/10 New report shows how partnerships benefit both big investors and small farmers
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22/06/10 Lack of funding the main challenge to Myanmar's recovery from Cyclone Nargis
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22/06/10 Peacekeeping has been a unique and successful experiment: Ban
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21/06/10 Investments for world's most vulnerable key to global recovery, MDGs gains - UN
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21/06/10 Meet Don Cheadle, new UN Environment Ambassador
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21/06/10 UNDP outlines steps to make MDGs a reality
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21/06/10 UNHCR appeals for increased efforts to assist displaced
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21/06/10 Urgent assistance for 2.8 million farmers and pastoralists in Niger: FAO
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21/06/10 Credibility of Human Rights Council judged by its real impact on the ground
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18/06/10 UNCTAD urges Africa's trading partners to help it diversify exports
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18/06/10 WHO and UNICEF concerned about measles outbreak in Africa
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18/06/10 Africa's needs to be UN chief's top priority at G20 meeting
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18/06/10 Promoting the rights of children with disabilities in developing countries
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18/06/10 Up to a million people likely to be affected by Kyrgyz crisis
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17/06/10 A call to fight poverty by protecting soils from drought and desertification
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17/06/10 Displacement inside Kyrgyzstan reaches 300,000
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17/06/10 New convention on domestic work discussed at International Labour Conference
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17/06/10 New push to eradicate polio
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17/06/10 UNRWA reacts to Israel's decision to ease the Gaza blockade
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17/06/10 Countries unite to combat organized crime
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17/06/10 Children in Djibouti face life-threatening situations:UNICEF
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16/06/10 Scope of humanitarian crisis is immense
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16/06/10 Financial shortfall threatens yellow fever immunization in West Africa
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16/06/10 UN "naming and shaming" list of child soldier recruiters bears fruit
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15/06/10 FAO/OECD report projects that commodity prices will remain high
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15/06/10 Total elimination of nuclear weapons - the best guarantee of non-proliferation: Brazil
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15/06/10 Keeping the promise: reaching out to civil society to meet MDG targets
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15/06/10 Secretary-General points to Sierra Leone's progress as example to others
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15/06/10 WFP launches emergency operation to feed civilians in Kyrgyzstan
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15/06/10 Persistent conflicts thwart refugees from returning home, UN agency warns
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15/06/10 Small arms survey looks at all aspects of small arms and armed violence
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14/06/10 Employment must be central to economic recovery: ILO meeting
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14/06/10 Security Council urges implementation of Comprehensive Peace Agreement
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14/06/10 UNICEF urges protection of children in Kyrgyz unrest
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14/06/10 UN Refugee agency concerned about Afghan children seeking asylum in Europe
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11/06/10 Secretary-General calls World Cup a great moment for Africa
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11/06/10 General Assembly president-elect highlights priority issues for 65th session
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11/06/10 World Cup is "a moment of pride for Africa" says UN Secretary-General
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11/06/10 Fighting child labour in Yemen with community-based programmes
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11/06/10 UNICEF urges increased efforts to tackle the worst forms of child labour
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11/06/10 UN and China launch programme to improve nutrition for women and children
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11/06/10 General Assembly president-elect highlights priority issues for 65th session
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11/06/10 As World Cup opens, UN celebrates the power of sport for peace and development
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10/06/10 Continued conflict situation hinders economic recovery in occupied Palestinian territory: ILO report
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10/06/10 Women and Power
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10/06/10 Women Deliver
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9/06/10 2016 Child labour goal may not be met
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9/06/10 Go for the goal of eliminating the worst forms of child labour: ILO
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9/06/10 Disneynature celebrates World Oceans Day at the UN
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9/06/10 South Africa Tourism Industry commits to stop child sex tourism
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8/06/10 Ban urges action to address the damaging impacts of human activities on oceans
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8/06/10 Women Deliver Conference calls for investing in maternal health
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8/06/10 Our oceans:opportunities and challenges is the theme of World Oceans Day
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8/06/10 Ban urges action to address the damaging impacts of human activities on oceans
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8/06/10 Toxic waste dumping a breach of human rights
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7/06/10 African youth urge world leaders to commit to protecting biodiversity now
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7/06/10 UN steps up efforts to reduce childbirth deaths, a key development goal
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7/06/10 Youth voice their opinions for World Environment Day
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7/06/10 Empowering women through education
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4/06/10 World Environment Day devoted to biodiversity
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3/06/10 International Labour Organization meets on debt crisis and jobs recovery
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3/06/10 Victim-centered approach essential to fight trafficking
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3/06/10 Prices of international commodities drop: FAO
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2/06/10 Energy and agriculture top resource panel's priority list for sustainable 21st Century
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2/06/10 ILO chief calls for balanced response to address debt crisis and promote jobs recovery
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1/06/10 Maldives taking action to adapt to climate change
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1/06/10 World No Tobacco Day 2010 focuses on women
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1/06/10 HIV-infected adolescents need customized care: WHO
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1/06/10 LDC's see serious deterioration in trade with both developed and emerging economies: ITC
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1/06/10 UNHCR seeks $18 million to help Afghan refugees in Iran
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1/06/10 ILO warns of new threats to global economic and jobs recovery
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1/06/10 FAO urges early action on climate change responses
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May
31/05/10 New round of climate talks opens in Bonn
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31/05/10 Red Cross assisting Central America countries following deadly tropical storm
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28/05/10 UN agencies call for protection of rights of migrants
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28/05/10 Malawi improves food security through farmer subsidies
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28/05/10 World No Tobacco Day 2010 focuses on women
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27/05/10 Partnership signed between Rome and WFP
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27/05/10 UN expert finds progress and problems in Colombia
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27/05/10 Secretary-General arrives in Rio for Alliance of Civilizations Forum
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27/05/10 Overcoming water scarcity in Darfur
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26/05/10 Secretary-General stresses importance of dialogue to promote peace
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26/05/10 UN calls for universal legal protection of children from worst forms of exploitation
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26/05/10 UN report forecasts fragile economic recovery in 2010
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25/05/10 Protecting fish stocks from illegal fishing
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25/05/10 Gaza blockade suffocating agriculture sector
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25/05/10 ITU calls for broadband and Internet access for half the world's population by 2015
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25/05/10 Global fight to end a childhood killer
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25/05/10 Africa poised to capitalize on its potential: Ban
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24/05/10 Regional government pollution experts meet in Panama
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21/05/10 Grenada calls for renewed efforts to recognize the vulnerabilities of Small Island Developing States
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21/05/10 Cultural diversity central to development: UNESCO
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21/05/10 Asian nations promote green growth
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20/05/10 Dakar conference seeks to empower and educate girls
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20/05/10 Human security calls for people-centred, preventive responses: Ban
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20/05/10 Regional integration is crucial for Africa's development: UN deputy chief
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20/5/10
CSD-18
Perspective: Transport - a force for economic growth and a challenge for sustainability
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20/5/10
CSD-18
Today's Feature: Progress of small island developing states inadequate
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20/5/10 Human security calls for people-centred, preventive responses: Ban
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19/5/10 United Nations Asian Pacific Commission Session concludes with a call to adopt green growth strategies
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19/5/10 FAO and EU assist farmers in Lesotho
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19/5/10 UNCTAD on Technology and Innovation
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19/5/10 Africa needs its own 'green revolution': UNCTAD
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19/5/10 Getting girls a quality education
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19/5/10 New strategy needed to fight piracy
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19/5/10 African hot spots the focus of Security Council meeting
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18/5/10 AIDS Walk New York breaks all records
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18/5/10 UN deputy chief says Africa needs peace to develop
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18/5/10 World health is a shared responsibility: Liberian President
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18/5/10 Palestinian schoolgirls make history with a special invention
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18/5/10 IOM Launches New Haiti-wide Push to Improve Life in Displacement Camps
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18/5/10 WFP consults experts on humanitarian delivery systems in crisis zones
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17/5/10 African economies to grow 4.8 per cent in 2010: UN
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17/5/10 UNEP report calls for investment in rebuilding fisheries
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17/5/10 Economic crisis threatens Europe's progress on hunger: FAO
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17/5/10 Ban urges equitable access to information and communication technologies
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17/5/10 Global conference on girls education focuses on preventing wasted opportunities
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14/5/10
CSD-18
Ghana's women poultry farmers
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14/5/10 Showcasing the harmful effect of chemicals with Art
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14/5/10 Governments agree on management of hazardous waste
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14/5/10 UNDP chief launches "8 Goals for Africa" to promote MDGs
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14/5/10
CSD-18
Secretary-General calls for increased action to meet MDGs
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14/5/10 Today's Feature: Showcasing the harmful effect of chemicals with Art
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13/5/10
CSD-18
Sustainable resource use tops debate at key UN development body
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13/5/10
related CSD-18
UNEP advocates for boosting recycling of specialty and traditional metals
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13/5/10 WFP scales up food-for-work and other programmes in Haiti
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12/5/10 Report showcases increasing connectivity through development projects
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12/5/10
CSD-18
Deputy Secretary-General urges countries to uphold sustainable development commitments
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12/5/10
CSD-18
UN Radio - Today's Features: Meeting our needs while preserving the planet
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11/5/10 UN experts warn against hostility towards minorities and immigrants
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11/5/10 Blow the whistle against hunger!
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11/5/10 With global hunger a top concern, UN launches online drive to spur action
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10/5/10 New strategy needed to halt biodiversity: UNEP
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10/5/10 WSIS Forum 2010 puts the spotlight on ICTs for development
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10/5/10 World Health Statistics 2010 gives a snapshot of global health
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10/5/10
CSD-18
UN Radio - Today's Feature: Monitoring the "pollution" in our bodies with breast milk
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10/5/10 Better care for newborns crucial for Millennium Development Goals: WHO
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10/5/10 UN expert calls for investment in small-scale farming
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7/5/10
CSD-18
Safe Planet campaign tests "body burdens" of public figures to expose risk of chemicals
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7/5/10
CSD-18
Monitoring human milk for toxic chemicals
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7/5/10
CSD-18
Managing fertilizer use to save money and protect the environment
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7/5/10
CSD-18
CARICOM calls for international support in the area of waste-management
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6/5/10
CSD-18
CSD-18 Side Event to launch the “Safe Planet Campaign”, a global awareness campaign on chemicals and waste
Launch Audio Clip
- total time 1:18 hr
6/5/10
CSD-18
Briefing by Commission on Sustainable Development on its eighteenth session
Launch Audio Clip
- total time 22 minutes
6/5/10
CSD-18
CSD high-level session to harness momentum on sustainable development
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6/5/10 IAEA database helps combat nuclear trafficking
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6/5/10 UN urges Asia-Pacific to increase social spending for economic recovery
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5/5/10
CSD-18
UN Radio - Today's Feature: Safe chemical management debated at the CSD
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5/5/10
CSD-18
Lack of access to available transport perpetuates poverty: CSD
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4/5/10 Exposition sur les mines : le témoignage d'Haydée Britton
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4/5/10
CSD-18
Greater cooperation needed to ensure sustainable lifestyles: UN official
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4/5/10 Moving out of poverty in the post-conflict period
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4/5/10 FAO warns of climate change threat to Africa
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3/5/10 World Press Freedom Day is important for Africa: Zambian senior official
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3/5/10 Non-proliferation treaty conference opens Monday
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3/5/10 Celebration of Earth Day in New York's Times Square
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3/5/10 No comprehensive climate deal this year: De Boer
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3/5/10 NPT Review Conference opens with optimism for furthering disarmament goals
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Apr
30/4/10 New children's medicine guide released by UNICEF and WHO
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30/4/10 UNHCR chief urges European Union to set a positive example on refugee protection
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30/4/10 WHO helps Tajikistan to combat polio outbreak
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30/4/10 ICC is centerpiece of global criminal justice system: Ban Ki-moon
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29/4/10 More countries sign on to FAO treaty to prevent illegal fishing
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29/4/10 Secretary-General calls on everyone to stand up for freedom of information
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29/4/10 Ban Ki-moon stresses key role of United Nations for nuclear disarmament
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28/4/10 Secretary-General calls for more funding for green energy technologies
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28/4/10 FAO issues foot and mouth disease warning
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28/4/10 IAEA study shows some countries are over-exposing children to radiation
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28/4/10 Ugandan educator wins UN business award
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27/4/10 United Nations appeals for urgent funding to stop food crisis in Niger
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27/4/10 G-8 Summit to focus on maternal and child nutrition
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26/4/10 Resolution 1325, ten years on
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26/4/10 WHO Emergencies Chief advocates greater humanitarian health support for Afghanistan
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26/4/10 Developing countries struggle to get fish to market: FAO
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26/4/10 World Intellectual Property Day hails the "death of distance"
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26/4/10 WFP steps up response to food crisis in Niger
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26/4/10 Developing countries struggle to get fish to market: FAO
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23/4/10 Reflecting on the aftermath and lessons of Chernobyl
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23/4/10 World Malaria Day 2010
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23/4/10 Security Council Resolution 1325, ten years later
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23/4/10 New Zealand Announces Support of Indigenous Rights Declaration
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23/4/10 Malnutrition in young children is rising in Somalia
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23/4/10 ITU announces awards for contributions to digital revolution
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23/4/10 Three Regional Immunization Weeks Set to Kick Off 24 April
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22/4/10 ILO welcomes G20 recommendations on job-rich recovery
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22/4/10 UNEP announces winners of 2010 Champions of the Earth Awards
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22/4/10 Conference inspired by Chernobyl looks for global solutions to environmental challenges
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22/4/10 WFP expands its assistance to Uganda to encourage food self-reliance
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22/4/10 UNRWA says recent improvements in access to Gaza are no match for needs
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22/4/10 Secretary-General consults leaders about climate change
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22/4/10 Secretary-General says Mother Earth is under pressure
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22/4/10 Human trafficking in Egypt
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21/4/10 Iceland volcano is small compared to recent volcanoes, says expert
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21/4/10 IMF Raises Forecast for Global Growth
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21/4/10 One-third of countries show progress since Copenhagen climate summit
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21/4/10 UN urges countries and donors to spend more on water and sanitation
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21/4/10 Indigenous forum looks at development, culture and identity
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20/4/10 FAO report assesses dairy greenhouse gas emissions
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20/4/10 UN expert on foreign debt welcomes landmark law to address profiteering
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20/4/10 The US to review position on Indigenous Declaration
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20/4/10 "Quiet corruption" undermines growth in Africa
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19/4/10 Head of Crime Congress in Bahia:organized crime threatens development
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19/4/10 Secretary-General says disarmament could free up funds for development
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16/4/10 UN presents seminar on mining + sustainable development
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16/4/10 Barbados puts forward a nomination for the top post at the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change
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16/4/10 Secretary-General says peace must be built in minds and hearts of people
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16/4/10 WHO is concerned about health risks of Iceland volcano
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15/4/10 Campaign to combat maternal mortality launched
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15/4/10 Ministers responsible for meteorology in Africa meet in Nairobi
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15/4/10 Barbados nominates Champion of the Earth Awardee for UN climate chief
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15/4/10 Red Cross Red Crescent responds to massive earthquake in China
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15/4/10 FAO publishes new tool kit on gender in agriculture
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15/4/10 China needs to shift to low carbon growth: UNDP
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15/4/10 Barbados nominates Champion of the Earth Awardee for UN climate chief
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14/4/10 Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan launch joint project to combat air pollution
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14/4/10 National study reviews legal framework for private investment in Angola
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14/4/10 Hanoi conference to address disease threats from animals
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13/4/10 WHO trains health professionals in Somalia
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13/4/10 Ban outlines initiatives to follow up on Washington nuclear security summit
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13/4/10 Haiti's children return to school
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13/4/10 UN agencies help avert worse disaster in Haiti by providing health care
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12/4/10 UN Crime Congress opens in Salvador, Brazil
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12/4/10 Summit tackles "real" threat of nuclear terrorism
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12/4/10 WHO reviews handling of H1N1 Pandemic
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12/4/10 Ban Ki-moon to call on world leaders to advance the cause of a nuclear-free world
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9/4/10 Combating piracy off the coast of Somalia and elsewhere
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9/4/10 UN expert on trafficking in persons visits Egypt
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9/4/10 WHO supports campaign to make schools and hospitals safer
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9/4/10 NGO uses media to raise awareness on social issues
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8/4/10 UN launches initiative for youth to contribute to peace building
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8/4/10 IAEA welcomes new US-Russia nuclear treaty
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8/4/10 NGO uses media to raise awareness on social issues
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8/4/10 Experts consider impact of transitioning to green economy
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8/4/10 Mine and cluster bomb survivors call for support
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7/4/10 Aid organizations warn of a food crisis in Yemen
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7/4/10 Urban planning essential for public health: WHO
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7/4/10 World Health Day addresses urbanization and health
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7/4/10 Aid organizations warn of a food crisis in Yemen
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7/4/10 High malnutrition rates, a silent emergency in DRC
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7/4/10 Reconciliation helps Rwanda rebuild 16 years after the genocide
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6/4/10 Innovative project registers Colombian refugees in northern Ecuador
6/4/10 WHO says people with epilepsy are missing out on treatment
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6/4/10 Russia proposes initiative on piracy off coast of Somalia
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6/4/10 UNICEF calls for ensuring clean water, sanitation and hygiene in schools
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5/4/10 Secretary-General is shocked by disappearing Aral Sea
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5/4/10 UNICEF sounds the alarm on unsafe water and sanitation for child health
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5/4/10 Liberia's new mental health policy holds promise of relief for many
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5/4/10 Ban stresses human rights, environment and regional cooperation in Central Asia trip
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2/4/10 Indian school for children with autism
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1/4/10 Rural women's group informs HIV-positive South Africans of their rights
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1/4/10 UNRWA launches a film contest on refugees for young filmmakers
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1/4/10 UNESCO helps Haiti repair its "cultural fabric"
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1/4/10 Slowing the flow of arms to Central Africa
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Mar
31/3/10 Veteran Haitian journalist provides 'A Voice for the Voiceless'
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31/3/10 Conference raises $10 billion for Haiti's recovery
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31/3/10 UN climate change agency releases reports on Copenhagen summit
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31/3/10 ICTY to digitize video recordings of its court proceedings
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31/3/10 New ILO study highlights need to provide "fair deal" for migrant workers
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31/3/10 Haiti: there can be no development without education
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30/3/10 HIV - a Woman's Issue
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30/3/10 Half of the population of Niger is facing serious food crisis
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30/3/10 UN weather agency says El Niño will continue with widespread impacts
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30/3/10 UN says violations of human rights are leading cause of poverty in Afghanistan
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29/3/10 Red Cross Red Crescent appeals for funds to support Mongolian herders
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29/3/10 Mine action: achievements and difficulties in Afghanistan
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29/3/10 Severe winter in Mongolia continues to decimate livestock
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29/3/10 European Commission adopts a Women's Charter to fight inequality
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26/3/10 Almost one million people face food insecurity in N.E. Uganda
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26/3/10 WTO says trade to expand by 9.5% in 2010
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26/3/10 Secretary-General welcomes U.S.-Russia arms deal
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26/3/10 African NGOs tackle violence against women; HIV/AIDS
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26/3/10 Coca-Cola partners with the UN on clean water projects
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26/3/10 Yemeni lawyer battles child marriages in Court
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25/3/10 World deforestation decreases, but remains alarming in many countries
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25/3/10 Yemeni lawyer battles in Court to end child marriages
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25/3/10 On day of remembrances of victims of slavery and transatlantic slave trade, UN chief warns practice continues
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25/3/10 The plight of Myanmar refugees in Malaysia
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24/3/10 Haitian architect sees lessons in deadly earthquake
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24/3/10 WHO says tuberculosis is now at record levels
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24/3/10 Israeli blockade of Gaza has created "massive human dignity crisis"
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23/3/10 Financial crisis a rare opportunity to reform international financial system
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23/3/10 Afghan nationals largest group of asylum seekers in developed nations
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23/3/10 'Invictus' highlights triumph of sport over racism
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23/3/10 Drip irrigation makes efficient use of scarce water resources
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23/3/10 UN agency says cyber squatting is on the rise
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22/3/10 World Urban Forum 5 discusses urban growth
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22/3/10 Target for clean drinking water within reach, but sanitation falling behind
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22/3/10 Investing in safe water saves lives
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22/3/10 UN celebrates World Water Day
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22/3/10 Sierra Leone takes bold steps to fight corruption
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19/3/10 Deputy UN chief says illicit weapons fuel conflicts in Central Africa
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19/3/10 Drug-resistant tuberculosis at an all-time high
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19/3/10 Violence against women endures, 15 years after Beijing
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19/3/10 Racism is alive and still plagues every society: UN experts
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19/3/10 Water quality, a matter of children's rights: UN experts
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19/3/10 Quartet urges Israel to halt settlement activity
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18/3/10 UNCTAD Chief calls for overhaul of global economic governance
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18/3/10 UN expert says meeting MDGs is mixed in European region
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18/3/10 Afghanistan to take the lead in ensuring peace and good governance
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18/3/10 UN Human Rights Rapporteur concerned about abuses in Myanmar
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18/3/10 African farmers profit from demand for organic goods
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18/3/10 Better cooperation in Asia-Pacific for better health
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17/3/10 Upcoming DPI/NGO Conference will focus on global health
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17/3/10 Geneva exhibit highlights sexual violence against women in DRC
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17/3/10 Secretary-General calls on Non-Aligned Movement to reject extremism
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16/3/10 Head of UN FAO calls for G8 funding for Haitian farmers
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16/3/10 Reducing HIV transmission in Africa
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16/3/10 MassiveGood initiative to save lives through small online donations
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16/3/10 WFP buys first consignment of locally produced rice in Sierra Leone
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16/3/10 Sochi Olympics an opportunity to raise environmental awareness
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16/3/10 Climate change is a human rights issue for the Maldives
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15/3/10 Quartet condemns Israeli plans to expand housing in East Jerusalem
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15/3/10 China overtakes Japan as the world's second largest industrial producer
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15/3/10 UNIFEM works to get women a seat at the peace table
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12/3/10 Heavy floods displace thousands in Kenya:OCHA
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12/3/10 WHO says much has been achieved in the health sector in Haiti
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12/3/10 UNEP says Haiti is facing major environmental challenges
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12/3/10 Filmmaker documents workshop healing the trauma of the genocide in Rwanda
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12/3/10 Mongolia invests in community amenities
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12/3/10 Situation for civilians is worsening in Somalia
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11/3/10 UN humanitarian chief says Gaza blockade not in Israel's long term interest
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11/3/10 Sexual violence against children is a grave violation
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11/3/10 Violence against women undermines development and peace: UN Secretary-General
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11/3/10 Indian cricket league goes green with the help of UNEP
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11/3/10 Timor Leste enjoying three years of peace and economic recovery: Ramos Horta
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11/3/10 UN expert calls on states to protect human rights defenders
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10/3/10 Head of UNRWA says Israeli blockade imposes illegal economy on Gaza
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10/3/10 Agencies launch 2010 appeal for Nepal
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10/3/10 IFRC renewing appeal for funding of Zimbabwe emergency food operation
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10/3/10 Scientists to review work of climate change panel
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10/3/10 Sexual violence against children is a grave violation
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10/3/10 Secretary-General condemns Israeli plans to build housing units in East Jerusalem
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9/3/10 Self-determination and development critical for indigenous Australians: UN expert
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9/3/10 African farmers profit from rise in demand for organic food
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9/3/10 UN training programme helps Cambodia bridge digital divide
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9/3/10 ITU says effect ICT regulation can help boost the ICT industry
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8/3/10 UN expert says torture remains a global problem
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8/3/10 UN chief says gender equality is fundamental to achieving equal rights
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8/3/10 UNIFEM and Global Compact launch Women's Empowerment Principles
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8/3/10 Elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV by 2015 is within reach
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8/3/10 UN Trust Fund focuses on violence against women and AIDS in Nigeria
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8/3/10 Meryl Streep helps launch campaign to end gender discriminatory laws
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8/3/10 UN expert on terrorism says use of full body scanners at airports is politically motivated
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5/3/10 Unfair practices by agribusiness threaten right to food
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5/3/10 UNEP warns loss of coral reefs threatens lives
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5/3/10 OCHA says floods threaten lives in Uganda
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5/3/10 The UN reviews progress on women's equality since Beijing
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5/3/10 Children in Afghanistan need to be protected from the conflict
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5/3/10 The plight of "restavec" children in Haiti after the earthquake
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5/3/10 UNIFEM launches online tool to help end violence against women
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5/3/10 UN expert body creates a group to focus on the disabled people in Haiti
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4/3/10 An African woman leader sees progress in gender equality in Africa
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4/3/10 Food agency gearing up for spring planting in Haiti
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4/3/10 Clicks of a mouse to raise money for health
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4/3/10 Comparing the earthquakes in Haiti and Chile
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4/3/10 UN rights chief sees deterioration of human rights
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4/3/10 Japan pins its hopes on a nuclear free future
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4/3/10 Map illustrates Women's progress in Politics
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3/3/10 Decade of action for road safety proclaimed by governments
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3/3/10 Filmmaker documents workshop healing the trauma of the genocide in Rwanda
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3/3/10 Security sector reform the "centerpiece" for stability in Guinea Bissau
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3/3/10 UN Humanitarian chief notes no real progress in rebuilding Gaza
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3/3/10 Ban: The UN must lead by example regarding women's empowerment
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3/3/10 UN launches 5 year action plan to help women fight HIV/AIDS
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2/3/10 UNICEF to assist Mongolian children and their families
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2/3/10 Map helps deliver better assistance to Haiti
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2/3/10 WFP: Hunger Bytes prize goes to Mexican filmmakers
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2/3/10 UN envoy urges protection of children in Afghanistan conflict
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2/3/10 ICRC helps Syrian farmers in occupied Golan sell apples
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1/3/10 UNAIDS calls on Canada to ensure G8 delivers on universal access
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1/3/10 Commission on the Status of Women to review progress since Beijing
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1/3/10 Initial UN response to earthquake in Chile
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1/3/10 Commission on Status of Women holds its 2010 session
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1/3/10 UN human rights experts call for halt to anti-homosexuality bill in Uganda
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Feb
26/2/10 Engaging philanthropy to promote gender equality
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26/2/10 New technology strengthens Africa's health workforce
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26/2/10 Young people enlisted to help meet sanitary needs in quake-stricken Haiti
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26/2/10 WHO chief warns that tobacco use is increasing in developing countries
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26/2/10 UNEP: Environment Ministers agree to work towards a Green Economy
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26/2/10 Senior WHO officer says migrants face health challenges
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25/2/10 Tools needed to combat trafficking in persons
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25/2/10 WFP: Hunger situation is dire in Yemen
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25/2/10 Nigeria to take the lead in eliminating mother to child HIV transmission
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25/2/10 New technology strengthens Africa's health workforce
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24/2/10 Organized crime threatens peace and security, UN Drug Agency warns
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23/2/10 Engaging philanthropy to promote gender equality
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23/2/10 Pink chickens and other ways to reach Kenyan youth
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23/2/10 UNEP awards green projects that combat climate change
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23/2/10 Timor Leste forges ahead with economic development
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23/2/10 Greater efforts needed to curb global warming, says new UN report
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23/2/10 IOM hosts conference on migration management in Indonesia
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22/2/10 International Year for the Rapprochement of Cultures launched by UNESCO
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22/2/10 E-waste likely to threaten environment and public health in developing countries
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22/2/10 UN Coordinator for Middle East is concerned about holy sites
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22/2/10 Experts discuss action plan for improved climate products and services
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22/2/10 UNEP warns of spectre of e-waste for developing countries
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22/2/10 UN launches a "trash into cash" project in Asia and the Pacific
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19/2/10 East Asian seas under threat
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19/2/10 UNESCO looks at education, especially for girls, under attack
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19/2/10 Many Sub-Saharan African migrants go to Mauritania
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19/2/10 UNCTAD chief says new approach is needed to help poor countries
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19/2/10 Cash for work helps reconstruction in Haiti and incomes too
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18/2/10 The Hidden Epidemic: Fighting Cancer in Nigeria
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18/2/10 UNAIDS urges countries to renew commitment to fight AIDS
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18/2/10 More research and investment needed in livestock sector: FAO
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17/2/10 "Lighting Up Kenya" provides economic benefits
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17/2/10 Cuban health professionals are "absolutely" important for Haiti: WHO official
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17/2/10 Hardship continues for Palestinians in West Bank
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17/2/10 Appeal to help Afghanistan's vulnerable communities
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17/2/10 UN report says global economic crisis adds to poverty in Asia and Pacific
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17/2/10 UN chief urges support for countries emerging from conflict
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17/2/10 More journalists killed in 2009 than in any previous year
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17/2/10 Secretary-General welcomes progress on Convention on Cluster Munitions
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16/2/10 Attacks on education increasing
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16/2/10 2009 was the worst year for journalists: Committee to Protect Journalists
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16/2/10 UN agencies start feeding programme to prevent malnutrition in Haiti
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16/2/10 IOM appeals for $17 million to meet shelter needs in Myanmar
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15/2/10 Kiribati disappearing
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15/2/10 Winter Olympics hope to be greenest games yet
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15/2/10 New tool to help farm production in Haiti
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15/2/10 More mobile phone users in 2010
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12/2/10 Biodiversity is life
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12/2/10 Going to school dangerous in some 32 countries
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12/2/10 UN says disaster reduction should be part of rebuilding Haiti
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12/2/10 Upsurge in fighting drives more Somalis to flee Mogadishu
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12/2/10 The floating gardens of Bangladesh
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12/2/10 Kenyan children showing signs of stunted growth
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11/2/10 Ethiopia: A Green Refugee Camp
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11/2/10 UNDP says protecting biodiversity is important for development
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11/2/10 WHO hopes flu pandemic has peaked
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11/2/10 ITU partnership to strengthen communication networks in Haiti
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11/2/10 WFP provides emergency assistance to flood victims in Central Iraq
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9/2/10 Pacific Island nations gather to discuss sustainable development
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9/2/10 Pacific islands need international help to overcome vulnerabilities: ESCAP
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9/2/10 New UN envoy to coordinate efforts to end sexual violence in conflict
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9/2/10 Mali farmers reclaim lake
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9/2/10 WMO stresses importance of weather prediction for rebuilding Haiti
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8/2/10 FAO helps clear canals to save Haitian crops
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8/2/10 Building bridges through Hinduism
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8/2/10 UNCTAD urges clean growth to counter economic crisis
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8/2/10 "Lighting Up Kenya" aims to improve quality of life in rural areas
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8/2/10 International Patent Filings Dip in 2009 amid Global Economic Downturn
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5/2/10 WHO is concerned about participation of health workers in female genital mutilation
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4/2/10 Violence and drought cause more suffering to Somalis
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4/2/10 UNICEF says humanitarian disasters are more complex than ever
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4/2/10 Getting women a seat at the peace table
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4/2/10 Cancer can be prevented too, says WHO on World Cancer Day
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4/2/10 FAO calls for support of agriculture in Haiti
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3/2/10 Eco-fashion to protect biodiversity
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3/2/10 In Yemen, reports of selling food aid to pay rent
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3/2/10 Over $2 billion pledged for Haiti
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3/2/10 Radios in Haiti play a huge role in disaster management
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3/2/10 ICC Appeals Chamber rules on genocide charge against Sudanese President
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2/2/10 Mongolians seek to protect their livestock against freezing winters
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2/2/10 Cold temperatures kill 1.7 million livestock in Mongolia
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2/2/10 Drought and fighting force more people to flee homes in Somalia
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2/2/10 WFP says over 4 million people require food aid in Southern Sudan
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1/2/10 WFP suspends aid in northwestern Afghanistan after attack
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Jan 2010
29/1/10 Ten years after cyanide spill in Romania pollution lingers
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29/1/10 UN experts point to widespread use of secret detention linked to counter-terrorism
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29/1/10 Exports by least developed countries decline by more than $4 billion
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29/1/10 Afghan female activists concerned about Taliban reintegration programme
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29/1/10 London conference seeks international support for Afghanistan
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29/1/10 Over a quarter million people are displaced by conflict in Yemen
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29/1/10 FAO urges donors to support $700 million investment in Haitian agriculture
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28/1/10 Stoves, safe places and immunizations for Haiti
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28/1/10 Security Council extends mandate of UN in Cote d'Ivoire
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28/1/10 UN chief calls for an end corruption to end Afghan suffering
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28/1/10 Earthquakes the deadliest of all natural disasters
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27/1/10 Human Rights Chief warns of poverty backlash
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27/1/10 ILO says unemployment reached highest levels in 2009
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27/1/10 Haiti: moving on to safer more resilient future
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27/1/10 UN urges freeze on new Israeli settlements
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26/1/10 New study says secret detention is a violation of the right to liberty
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26/1/10 UN health agency defends its handling of H1N1 pandemic
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26/1/10 Military operation and banditry force thousand to flee homes in North Kivu
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26/1/10 Donors agree on a ten year recovery plan for Haiti
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26/1/10 WHO: Health needs in Haiti overwhelming
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26/1/10 Shelter a priority for the displaced in Haiti
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26/1/10 Military operation and banditry force thousand to flee homes in North Kivu
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25/1/10 Reinventing Haiti
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25/1/10 Grave humanitarian crisis brewing in Yemen
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22/1/10 Feeding minds, changing lives
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22/1/10 WHO reports 14,000 laboratory-confirmed deaths from H1N1
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22/1/10 Indian Premier League and UNEP partner to protect the environment
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22/1/10 There are more than 60,000 pregnant women in Port au Prince alone
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21/1/10 FAO chief says post-earthquake reconstruction in Haiti begins with farmers
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21/1/10 At special mass, UN chief reassures Haitians
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20/1/10 UN calls for lifting blockade on Gaza to prevent health disaster
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20/1/10 A different way of looking at development
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20/1/10 UN report warns of an uneven economic recovery
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20/1/10 UNDP starts cash-for-work in Haiti
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20/1/10 UN mission in Darfur establishes Haiti fund to help earthquake victims
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20/1/10 IOM provides aid to up to 25,000 earthquake victims in Haiti
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19/1/10 China becomes a global player in forest products markets
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19/1/10 UN expert says intrusive measures in anti-terrorism fight should be opposed
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19/1/10 UNESCO says investment in education is a way out of the economic crisis
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19/1/10 More than 60,000 Somalis are displaced in first weeks of 2010
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18/1/10 Local New York radio station works with Haitian diaspora in New York
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18/1/10 Senegal says it is ready to receive Haitians who want to resettle
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18/1/10 Plans underway to establish settlement for Haitians displaced by earthquake
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18/1/10 UNHCR received more African migrants in Yemen in 2009
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18/1/10 UN body on rights of the child calls for protection of Haiti's children
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15/1/10 Afghan woman leads the development of her community
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15/1/10 UNIFEM grants focus on women's leadership
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15/1/10 UN human rights chief urges Uganda to shelve law on homosexuality
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14/1/10 ITU helping Haiti restore telecommunications
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14/1/10 UN envoy says Somalia is moving from a failed to a fragile state
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13/1/10 Grasslands have vast potential to mitigate climate change
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13/1/10 Poverty is behind Haiti's vulnerability to natural disasters
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13/1/10 Seismologist: earthquake in Haiti a real disaster
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13/1/10 UN debate on strengthening cooperation for global peace and security
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12/1/10 No lull in Yemen conflict
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12/1/10 Heavy rains in Albania cause flooding and evacuations
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12/1/10 UN envoy says West Africa is "a mixed picture of hope and concern"
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12/1/10 Crisis in Somalia may trigger large-scale influx into neighbouring countries
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11/1/10 Boosting biodiversity can boost global economy
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11/1/10 African migrants evacuated after being attacked in Italy
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11/1/10 Fund for Gender Equality allocates over US$9 million in 26 countries
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8/1/10 Global fight to preserve daily bread
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8/1/10 IOM says skilled Ghanaians are emigrating in large numbers
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8/1/10 European countries improve regulations on persistent organic pollutants
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8/1/10 Heavy rains cause massive flooding in Kenya
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7/1/10 WFP is forced to suspend operations in southern Somalia
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7/1/10 Cold winter is worsening plight of displaced people in Yemen
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7/1/10 Dominican nun reflects on climate change and the poor
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7/1/10 A Ghanaian environmental expert tells us why climate change is a gender issue
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6/1/10 Shelter for trafficking victims is set to open in Syria
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6/1/10 WHO says preterm births highest in Africa and Asia
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6/1/10 IAEA develops online training for cancer doctors in Asia and the Pacific
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5/1/10 IOM sets up second centre to help potential Indian migrants
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5/1/10 Netherlands gives $1.5m for humanitarian work in Zimbabwe
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5/1/10 The impact of climate change on rural women
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5/1/10 Displaced Yemeni children face nutrition, health and education challenges
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4/1/10 Fistula repair programme in Liberia helps poor rural women
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4/1/10 World Bank radio project in Burundi fights corruption
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4/1/10 WHO calls for improved health care for premature babies
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