Fight Against Famine: 1eurocontrelafaim Operation’s Facebook Page
As you have probably heard or seen a terrible famine is currently raging Africa. It may affect more than twelve million people, we are launching 1EuroContreLaFaim operation.
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Iran: Three Afghan Hanged For Rape
Three Afghans convicted of raping a pregnant woman two years ago, were hanged in Tehran, reported today the government daily Iran.
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Human Rights: Torture, A Systematic Practice In Egypt
Human Rights in Egypt: The organization Human Rights Watch published a damning report on the methods of the Egyptian police.
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China News: Earthquake Of Magnitude 4.8 In Southern China
An earthquake measuring 4.8 on the Richter scale, damaged hundreds of homes on Tuesday afternoon in the province of Yunnan in southern China.
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The Promise Tunisians To Make Their Money From Ben Ali Could Go Up In Smoke
Three non-governmental organizations announced Wednesday, January 19, have formally filed a complaint in Paris against the former Tunisian President Ben Ali and a dozen members of his entourage.
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Malnutrition Remains High In Niger
According to a report published by a joint mission of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and World Food Programme (WFP), the rates of acute malnutrition in Niger remain high despite good harvests. Last year, WFP provided assistance to almost 5 million people in the region of Niger.
Read newswire in French (Afrik.com)
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Why Ngos Need To Acknowledge Their Failures
A Canadian NGO, has released its “report errors”. Typically, NGO reports out to reassure donors about the effectiveness of their action.
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Ivory Coast: The Un And The Hand Of The Devil
Ivory Coast Crisis: If the international community remains longer idly in Ivorian drama, she will end up on the spot.
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Social Business: When Technology Goes The Social Service
Event in Paris, France, companies and new technologies work together for the social.
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Women Rights: Nearly 70% Of Algerian Women Beaten And Resigned
Women Rights in Algeria: The survey, funded by the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF), was conducted by the Algerian National Statistics Office.
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Morocco And Mali Are Opposed To The Fight Against Homophobia In The Un
Human Rights: The Finnish authors of the draft resolution condemning specifically wanted “killings inspired by the discrimination…
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Ten Years After The Murder Of Journalist Cardoso, Mozambique Remembers
The Mozambican journalist Carlos Cardoso was gunned down Nov. 22, 2000 by unknown assailants while investigating charges of corruption in the banking sector.
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Candidates Want The Presidential Haiti Be Deferred Due To The Cholera Epidemic
Proposal to postpone the election présidential in Haiti following the outbreak of cholera.
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Private Philanthropy: Giving Less, Invest More In The Field
Finite philanthropy “to daddy.” The new philanthropists expect a return on investment. Result, funds innovative multiply.
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Haiti: Clashes With Un Peacekeepers Are Dead One Killed
Incidents in Haiti following the Cholera and issues related to humanitarian aid are dead one killed by the “Blue Helmets”
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I Own A Blackberry, I Agree And I Act For The Telethon
Helping set science to practical advances for genetic diseases with the operation BBM-Telethon.
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