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November 2005
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Archive (2 November 2005)

Today's Features

WFP Needs More than $100 million to Avert Food Crisis in Southern Africa:
UN Radio Reporter Back from Pakistan Describes the Devastation of the Earthquake and the Relief Efforts

Today's News

FAO Says $100 Million Needed to Contain Bird Flu
Escalating Climate Change Impacts Human Health: Harvard Study
Annan Reports Mixed Progress on UN Resolution on Lebanon
Annan Reports Mixed Progress on UN Resolution on Lebanon
DRC Election Biggest Ever to be Supported by UN: Guehenno
Security Council Mission to visit Africa Great Lakes region
UN Mission Reports Tense Situation on Ethiopian/Eritrean Border

Caribbean News

The Caribbean Community says there's been a renaissance in the Central American region into one of peace, freedom, democracy and development
Jamaica says the promotion of a culture of peace is essential in all nations in light of the potential for conflict
Haiti says it remains concerned about the growing problem of illicit drug trafficking throughout the world
The United Kingdom says it welcomes progress being made in the non self-governing territories
The Group of 77 developing countries and China reaffirms the indispensable role of the Department of Public Information in promoting the role and activities of the United Nations

UN Calling Asia

Two sisters from Pakistan discuss their work as human rights advocates: Asma Jahangir, UN Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion, and Hina Jilani, UN Special Representative for Human Rights Defenders, explore human rights issues in Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Middle East, Nigeria and France.