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Archive (15 July 2005)

Today's Features

Despite Progress in Gender Equality,Vulnerable Groups in Ireland Face Discrimination

Palestinian Women Speak Out at Women's Anti-Discrimination Committee

ECOSOC Draws Lessons from Tsunami Humanitarian Efforts to Use in Future Disasters

Today's News

UNAIDS Welcomes Thailand's Move to Provide Low Cost Anti-retrovirals to All AIDS Patients

WFP Appeals for $3 million to Feed Togolese Refugees

UNHCR Seeks Access to Ethiopian Asylum Seekers in Djibouti

AU to Negotiate with G-4 on Draft Proposal for Security Council Expansion

UN Middle East Envoy Condemns Both Extra-judicial Killings of Palestinian Militants and Rocket Attack against Israelis

Caribbean News

Trinidad and Tobago says illegal firearms have become a major part of transnational criminal activity <> Jamaica says the proliferation of small arms is proving deadly for the national security of states <> Guyana says it has given high priority to gender equity <> Antigua's Finance minister Dr. Errol Cort says developed countries have been slow in implementing the promises made in the 2002 Monterrey Agreement.

UN Calling Asia

India's sites on the World Heritage List Group of Four proposal to enlarge UN Security Council fails to receive wide support UN Special Envoy Bill Clinton updates the UN membership on the tsunami recovery efforts.