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Los Angeles Times
December 1, 2008
The talks are bogged down in differences over borders, Palestinian refugees and rival claims to
Jerusalem. Nonetheless, Clinton's long record of public ...
Guardian Weekly
December 1, 2008
We lived in poverty-stricken refugee camps until I was 18, first in
Iran and then
Pakistan. At secondary school in the Pakistan refugee camp, I volunteered ...
The Epoch Times
December 1, 2008
President Clinton stated at the time that, under the peace plan, "refugees would be allowed to return to their homes," among other examples of a return to ...
Trend News Agency
December 1, 2008
Business Day
December 1, 2008
Pakistan has long been the reluctant host to more than 3-million
Afghan refugees who fled the country during the Soviet war.
the US has a history of failing ...
Mathaba.Net
December 1, 2008
Growing insecurity in
Afghanistan which has brought repatriation of
Afghan refugees to a halt and has instead led to a reversal in the flow of refugees. ...
CounterPunch
December 1, 2008
More than a million of them are registered as refugees with the
United Nations. They rely on humanitarian assistance that cannot be distributed as it should ...
Los Angeles Times
November 30, 2008
The talks are bogged down in differences over borders, Palestinian refugees and rival claims to
Jerusalem. Nonetheless, Clinton's long record of public ...
Asian Tribune
November 30, 2008
By Asif Haroon Raja More than five million Afghans got displaced after the Soviet occupation of
Afghanistan in December 1979 and over four million refugees ...
International Herald Tribune
November 30, 2008
Daily Times
November 30, 2008
The
United Nations mission announced meanwhile that a contracted community
worker for its refugees programme had been shot dead by unknown gunmen in the ...
Democratic Underground
November 30, 2008
OpEdNews
November 30, 2008
Refugees are treated better; America feeds those who come from other countries seeking political asylum, yet they let their own citizens continue wanting ...
Xinhua
November 30, 2008
30 (Xinhua) -- One Afghan female employee of UN has been killed by unknown gunman in Surkh Rod district of
Nangarhar province in eastern
Afghanistan, ...
Sydney Morning Herald
November 28, 2008
Indonesian police have made numerous arrests, including Afghan, Pakistani and Indonesian nationals. Many of the asylum seekers are from
Afghanistan, ...
UN News Centre
November 28, 2008
Stars and Stripes
November 28, 2008
In July, Refugees International released a report called US Civil-Military Imbalance for
global Engagement: Lessons from the Operational Level in
Africa, ...
The Statesman
November 28, 2008
The ISI had so much clout once that
Americans remained unmoved when it allegedly "siphoned" off about 40 per cent of funds meant for
Afghan refugees. ...
The Age
November 28, 2008
Indonesian police have made numerous arrests, including Afghan, Pakistani and Indonesian nationals. Many of the asylum seekers are from
Afghanistan, ...
TREND Information
November 27, 2008
International Rescue Committee (press release)
November 27, 2008
Niamh Murnaghan, resident representative for the Norwegian Refugee Council in
Kabul points out that with the onset of another harsh Afghan winter, ...
AllAfrica.com
November 27, 2008
If
Afghanistan is too far away, the elders could perhaps go to
Somalia where "
regime change" has made it possible for that country to go for 17 years with ...
Sydney Morning Herald
November 27, 2008
Afghanistan alone was producing about four million refugees and
Iraq over half a million. But the government here was painting a scary picture. Refugee ...
New York Times
November 27, 2008
The police broke up the trafficking ring this week when the smuggling suspects tried to sneak a group of illegal refugees onto a ferry bound for
Italy. ...
Independent
November 26, 2008
The Afghan Minister of Defence has 65000 troops under his dubious command but says he needs 500000 to control
Afghanistan. The Soviets failed to contain the ...
The Herald
November 26, 2008
Young
Afghan refugees were trained in Pakistani schools and, when they took over
Afghanistan in 1996, they did so with considerable support from elements in ...
Tri Valley Herald
November 26, 2008
Incoming refugees from war-torn rural
Southeast Asia lacked knowledge of English, how to find work or just operate the refrigerator. ...
Tehran Times
November 26, 2008
There are still almost 3 million
Afghan refugees living in other countries, including nearly 1 million in
Iran. Mr. Guterres praised the generosity and ...
Fars News Agency
November 26, 2008
The Post
November 25, 2008
There is also the devastating impact on
Pakistan's economy for hosting over three million
Afghan refugees. An estimated $ 150 billion had been spent in ...
Voice of America
November 25, 2008
Times of the Internet
November 25, 2008
BBC News
November 25, 2008
Afghanistan continues to struggle to find stability as the increasing
Taleban insurgency and refugee problems cast a shadow on advances in
education and the ...
Allnewsweb.com
November 25, 2008
Iran has received the highest praise from the UN in regards to its treatment of, and ongoing work with
Afghan refugees. Antonia Guterres, the UN High ...
The Media Line
November 25, 2008
Delegates called on the
United Nations to ensure Palestinian refugees' return to all parts of what was
Palestine prior to the 1948 war that followed ...
Associated Press of Pakistan
November 25, 2008
Islamabad, Nov 25 (APP): Interaction between Parliamentary representatives of
Pakistan and
Afghanistan was necessary to strengthen bilateral relations and ...
Westfall Weekly News
November 25, 2008
During
Afghanistan's 1960s hippy ... Slideshow: Afghanistan Pl Video:
Pakistan reopens refugee camps Pl Video: Afghan acid attackers to be punished "Several" ...
PRESS TV
November 25, 2008
BBC News
November 25, 2008
Afghanistan continues to struggle to find any stability as the increasing
Taleban insurgency and refugee problems cast a shadow on advances in
education and ...
Council on Foreign Relations
November 25, 2008
The Other
Guantanamo: Azadeh Dastyari of Georgetown University considers the plight of the "forgotten refugees" from
Cuba and
Haiti being held in a separate ...
