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Archive (8 July 2005)

Today's Features

The 10th Anniversary of the Fall of Srebrenica
2005 Population Award Goes to Demographer, Family Planning Provider
Civil Society Campaigners Bring African Voices to the G-8 Summit

Today's News

UN Habitat Chief Concludes Visit to Assess Zimbabwe's Demolition Programme
Security Council to Address Diplomatic Protection in Iraq Following Murder of Egyptian Envoy
UN Aid Workers Attacked during Registration in West Darfur Camps
UN Terrorism Chief on London Attacks
Secretary-General Congratulates G-8 on Progress on African Development

Caribbean News

The Economic and Social Council concludes a high-level segment on the Millennium Development Goals; The Group of 77 developing countries and China regrets the slow and uneven implementation of the goals; Haiti's interim prime minister says the fight against poverty and hunger deserves a global response; Cuba says the international community is experiencing the greatest inequality humanity has ever known; Secretary-general Kofi Annan says the Millennium Development Goals are people-centered and have unprecedented political support and The World Food Programme says achieving the development goals will go a long way in creating economic environments conducive to development

UN Calling Asia

Bougainville, Papua New Guinea: UN completes its peace and disarmament mission as Autonomous Government of Bougainville is inaugurated; its status will be determined in 10 - 15 years Donors are reminded that the Asia Pacific region also needs aid, with 260 million people living on less than $1 a day India and Singapore are the Asian winners of this year's UN Public Service Award