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SWEDEN / LANDMINES (07:02)

10 February 2010

Exploding landmines and other dangerous remnants of war kill and maim thousands every year. But clearing these deadly threats requires a variety of complex skills. At a camp, set up by the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency, conditions in the field are recreated so United Nations staff can train. UNTV

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HAITI / UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL (02:51)

9 February 2010

Students, parents and university officials mourn the 150 Port-au-Prince University students who died in last month's earthquake. MINUSTAH

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HAITI / ALTERNATIVE SHELTER (02:26)

9 February 2010

With the rainy season approaching in Haiti, aid groups are turning away from tents and encouraging long term housing like wooden shelters. MINUSTAH

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UN / SEXUAL VIOLENCE WRAP (02:15)

9 February 2010

Newly appointed special representative for sexual violence in conflict Margot Wallstrőm says sexual violence is not cultural but criminal and emphasizes that sex crimes are a human right's issue. UNTV / FILE

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HAITI / ORPHANS (01:41)

9 February 2010

UNICEF is providing clothing, bedding, ‘school in a box' and other supplies for 90 orphaned children who's interim care center in Lilavois was destroyed in last month's earthquake. UNICEF

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HAITI / ANGELINA JOLIE 1 (03:00)

9 February 2010

UN goodwill ambassador and actor Angelina Jolie meets with MINUSTAH acting special representative Edmond Mulet in Port-au-Prince and then visits the SOS Village where 120 children are sheltered including 33 that were taken by ten Americans being held on kidnapping charges. MINUSTAH

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HAITI / CHURCH SERVICE (02:21)

8 February 2010

Open-air masses are being conducted throughout Port-au-Prince where few churches survived the January 12 earthquake. MINUSTAH

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HAITI / LOGISTICS HUB (01:21)

8 February 2010

Nearly one month after a magnitude 7 earthquake rocked the capital Port-au-Prince, Haiti's Louverture International Airport never sleeps. Flights full of supplies continue to arrive 24 hours a day. UNICEF

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UN / HAITI UPDATE (02:31)

8 February 2010

MINUSTAH Deputy Special Representative Kim Bolduc expresses concern over Haiti's fast approaching rainy season and underlines the need for hazard resistant shelters throughout Port-au-Prince.UNTV

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HAITI / COURT HEARING (01:42)

8 February 2010

Five of the ten Americans held on child abduction charges are taken to a Port-au-Prince court. MINUSTAH

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MONGOLIA / MICROFINANCE (03:00)

6 February 2010

In Mongolia, a microfinance system aimed at the poor in particular is helping the far flung rural areas to develop by increasing business opportunities. WORLD BANK

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MONGOLIA / EDUCATION (02:48)

6 February 2010

In rural Mongolia, life is changing for young students whose schools were often badly equipped and in need of repairs. With the help of the World Bank and other international donors, the government is now making rural schools more efficient, and more comfortable. WORLD BANK

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HAITI / CLINTON WRAP 2 (02:34)

5 February 2010

UN Special Envoy Bill Clinton is in Haiti for the first time since assuming his expanded role in coordinating international quake relief, meets with President Rene Preval and visits a HIV/ AIDS clinic. MINUSTAH

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HAITI / ELDERLY (02:13)

5 February 2010

Without proper medication, food and protection, Haiti's elderly population is becoming increasingly vulnerable to the humanitarian crisis looming in the country.MINUSTAH

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UN / OSCE WRAP (02:32)

5 February 2010

Foreign Minister of Kazakhstan and chairman-in-office for the OSCE Kanat Saudabayev welcomes the talks between the Russian Federation and the United States on a new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty. "We express our hope for a successful global nuclear security summit and the NPT Review Conference." UNTV

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HAITI / CLINTON WRAP (01:33)

5 February 2010

UN Special Envoy Bill Clinton is in Haiti for the first time since assuming his expanded role in coordinating international quake relief, from emergency response to reconstruction to launching a new funding appeal. MINUSTAH

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HAITI / CAMP BUSINESS (02:19)

5 February 2010

Business is sprouting in this make-shift camp in the department of Delmas, as people are trying to cope with their current living and working situation following last months earthquake. MINUSTAH

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HAITI / MEDICAL SUPPLIES (03:09)

5 February 2010

Haitian authorities, health providers and donor countries are providing tons of medicines to scores of health partners on a daily basis through a large-scale coordinated effort run out of the country's pharmaceuticals hub in the capital, Port-au-Prince. WHO

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UN / MANSOUR (01:49)

5 February 2010

Palestinian Ambassador Riyad Mansour speaks to reporters about the Palestinian position in relation to the Secretary-General 's follow-up on the Goldstone report. UNTV

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HAITI / CLINTON ARRIVAL (01:18)

5 February 2010

UN Special Envoy Bill Clinton is in Haiti for the first time since assuming his expanded role in coordinating international quake relief. MINUSTAH

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HAITI / VENEMAN (02:31)

5 February 2010

UNICEF executive Director Ann Veneman visits Port-au-Prince to witness firsthand the devastation, the needs of those affected and the efforts to assist them. UNICEF

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HAITI / TRAUMA (02:30)

5 February 2010

An aid agency in a refugee camp in the Delmas 33 neighborhood of Port-au- Prince creates a small oasis of serenity for children amid the chaotic surroundings. MINUSTAH

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UN / DROUTSAS (01:38)

4 February 2010

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon meets with deputy foreign minister of Greece Dimitris Droutsas at UN headquarters. UNTV

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HAITI / AMERICANS COURT HEARING (01:36)

4 February 2010

Ten U.S. citizens belonging to a missionary group, who said they were trying to rescue 33 orphaned children, are charged with child kidnapping and criminal association. MINUSTAH

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HAITI / SOS CHILDRENS SHELTER (02:01)

4 February 2010

SOS children's shelter which cares for rescued Haitian children says that taking children away from their parents is a "misuse of the bad situations that the parents are in." MINUSTAH

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GENEVA / HAR LAUNCH (00:58)

4 February 2010

UNICEF launches an appeal for $1.2 billion to help provide life-saving emergency support to women and children impacted by the most severe humanitarian crises around the world, including the Haitian earthquake. UNTV

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UN / CASH FOR WORK (02:06)

4 February 2010

Briefing on the cash-for-work program, assistant administrator for UNDP Jordan Ryan says that 20 million cubic yards of rubble needs to be removed from Port-au-Prince. UNTV / FILE

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HAITI / HEALTH UPDATE (02:00)

4 February 2010

WHO says there are multiple health challenges following Haiti's earthquake, ranging from disease control to mental health with an urgent need for post-surgical care and people suffering from chronic diseases, like HIV/AIDS, diabetes and cancer. WHO

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HAITI / IMMUNIZATIONS (02:19)

4 February 2010

UNICEF and partners launch a massive immunization campaign to target children under 7, but will also cater to the immunization needs of older children and even adults. UNICEF

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NIGERIA / WORLD CANCER DAY (03:22)

4 February 2010

Cancer is often seen as a disease of the rich world, but in fact three quarters of all cancer deaths occur in developing countries - the equivalent of a jumbo jet crashing every hour - and the numbers are rising. IAEA

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UN / HUMANITARIAN ACTION REPORT ADVANCER (02:37)

4 February 2010

UNICEF's flagship Humanitarian Action Report (HAR) to be launched on Thursday, emphasizes the critical role of partnerships in meeting the needs of children in an increasingly challenging humanitarian agenda. UNICEF (embargoed 4 Feb 2010, 0900 EST)

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HAITI / AMPUTEE REINFECTION (02:06)

3 February 2010

The United Nations (UN) said that current estimates of 2,000 amputee cases in Haiti as a result of injuries sustained from last month's earthquake are likely to rise. And that number could go even higher because patients are having to return for more surgery as a result of reinfection. MINUSTAH

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HAITI / SCAVENGERS (01:55)

3 February 2010

Quake survivors are scavenging scrap iron and metals from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Port-au-Prince and in dump sites on the outskirts of the city. But some of the debris is collected together with the dead, creating a health hazard. MINUSTAH

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UN / CLINTON (02:08)

3 February 2010

UN Special Envoy to Haiti Bill Clinton is named international coordinator for relief efforts in Haiti. UNTV/FILE

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HAITI / SECURITY (02:28)

3 February 2010

The UN says the security situation in Haiti remains, "stable but potentially volatile" following last month's earthquake. Reports of armed gang members who broke out of prison following the earthquake and are now reclaiming their turf have Haitians in Cite Soleil on edge. MINUSTAH

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HAITI / SANITATION (02:21)

3 February 2010

With an estimated 1 million made homeless by the earthquake in Haiti, sanitation is a priority. UN officials say some 7,000 latrines are needed and that sanitation will remain an important public health issue in the coming weeks in order to avoid the spread of disease. MINUSTAH

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SOUTHERN SUDAN / FOOD CRISIS (01:00)

3 February 2010

WFP says that up to 4.3 million people in southern Sudan will require emergency food relief before the onset of the raining season in a few months. The number has quadrupled in one year since the region was hit by massive crop failure. FILE

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HAITI / VACCINATIONS (02:05)

2 February 2010

UNICEF and partners begin an immunization campaign to protect Haitian children against disease in the aftermath of last month's earthquake. MINUSTAH

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FRANCE / MIGRANTS (04:35)

2 February 2010

In the bitterly cold French port city of Calais, migrants and refugees arrive from far off countries seeking a better, safer life. UNHCR

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UN / ARAUD (01:49)

2 February 2010

Commenting on whether the Security Council will take any action on Iran, French Ambassador Gerard Araud says that currently, no member state has signaled any intention to present a draft resolution. UNTV

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DAVOS / POVERTY (02:34)

2 February 2010

The economic crisis may have had a detrimental effect on the developed countries of the world in terms of negative growth and increased public debt, but for the poorest countries of the world the consequences are far more severe. FBC/MINUSTAH/FILE

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HAITI / SCHOOLS (02:03)

1 February 2010

Government education officials had hoped some schools in Haiti would begin reopening Monday, but few students survived after the Daniel Fignole school collapsed during the earthquake. The UN says as many as 8,000 schools that served 1.8 million children have been destroyed or damaged in Port-au-Prince alone. MINUSTAH

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HAITI/ MATERNITY (02:25)

1 February 2010

The UN says that 7,000 women are due to give birth this month as medical teams continue to work around the clock in birthing tents to deliver Haiti's newborns. MINUSTAH

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MONGOLIA / SERVICES (03:07)

1 February 2010

Mongolians are making improvements to vital services for rural areas through funds which pay for amenities that local communities decide they need the most - such as water wells and traveling clinics. WORLD BANK

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UN / HAITI UPDATE (02:55)

1 February 2010

MINUSTAH Deputy Special Representative Kim Bolduc says that the main concern right now is shelter for the survivors with the rainy season approaching. UNTV

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HAITI / FOOD DISTRIBUTION (02:36)

1 February 2010

The World Food Programme scales up its operations in Haiti using a better coordinated and coupon based system that promotes a more secure food distribution environment. MINUSTAH

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LAOS / EDUCATION (03:00)

1 February 2010

UNICEF and the government of Lao People's Democratic Republic work together to ensure that every child in the country receives a minimum of five years' primary schooling. UNICEF

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GUATEMALA / JUSTICE (09:55)

30 January 2010

In 2009 Guatemala recorded its highest ever number of violent deaths, but the perpetrators almost always escape the country's justice system. Human rights activist, Norma Cruz, has made it her personal mission to take on this culture of impunity. UNTV

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HAITI / AMPUTEES (02:18)

29 January 2010

WHO says health needs are now moving to post operative care. There are thousands of people who have had their limbs amputated. Between 30 and 100 amputations are being done on a daily basis and the patients will require postoperative care. MINUSTAH

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HAITI / PRISON (02:13)

29 January 2010

As Haiti's main prison in downtown Port-au-Prince collapses, thousands of prisoners flee the overcrowded prison after destroying all prison records. MINUSTAH

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HAITI / JACMEL AID (02:27)

29 January 2010

UN Deputy Special Representative in Haiti visits Jacmel in Southern Haiti where road destruction had previously hampered aid delivery. MINUSTAH

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HAITI / CHILD PROTECTION (02:38)

29 January 2010

UNICEF is working with children in Haiti to help them reunite with their families and assist other children who have lost their parents and relatives in the devastating earthquake find alternative forms of care. UNICEF

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MONGOLIA / HERDERS (02:25)

29 January 2010

The UN says that the extreme winter weather that killed more than 1 million livestock in Mongolia is likely to harm the country's food supply and worsen poverty. World Bank Programs now underway in the country are helping those who will be most affected. WORLD BANK

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SOUTH AFRICA / DIEGO MARADONA (01:35)

29 January 2010

Argentinean soccer legend Diego Maradona visits school children at Selelekele Secondary School in Soweto as part of ongoing efforts by the South Africa government and UNICEF to encourage sport to help children build confidence and learn life skills. UNICEF

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SUDAN / GAMBARI (02:11)

29 January 2010

The new UN Joint Special Representative in Darfur meets with the Sudanese President and calls the joint AU-UN mission in Darfur "a peacekeeping mission without peace to keep." UNMIS

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UN / SOMALIA WRAP (03:00)

28 January 2010

A top UN official urges a comprehensive, cohesive and broad-based strategy to fight piracy off the coast of Somalia, noting that the continued spread of the scourge points to the limits of a solely sea-based approach. UNTV / FILE

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HAITI / MEMORIAL (02:21)

28 January 2010

The UN Mission in Haiti holds a memorial service to pay tribute to the memory and service of its deceased colleagues. MINUSTAH

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GENEVA / RUSSIAN-GEORGIAN TALKS (01:30)

28 January 2010

The 9th round of talks is underway between Russia and Georgia aimed at restoring stability in the region following the escalation of the conflict between the two countries in August 2008. UNTV

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HAITI / DKDR FACTORY (02:29)

28 January 2010

The Korean-owned DKDR garment factory reopens in Port-au-Prince as weary Haitians return to their jobs, struggling to find ways to cope with the economic devastation caused by the earthquake. MINUSTAH

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HAITI / WFP LOGISTICS (02:18)

28 January 2010

Despite massive logistical challenges since the earthquake struck, WFP delivered more than 3.6 million rations, the equivalent of more nearly 11 million meals, to nearly 460,000 people. WFP

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