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Will Japan rise once more? Six month after the triple disaster.

By Uwe Paschen.The impact of radiation on the food chain in Japan is far more serious than first thought. Back in March after the gravity of the nuclear accident in Fukushima became clear the World Health...

KHRW, Continuously Working to Find Homes for Refugees

On Thursday, August 25th, The Kurdish Human Rights Watch, one of eleven national resettlement agencies providing reception and placement services to refugees in the United States, held a social dinner reception at Taza Restaurant in Warren, Michigan. Pary Karadaghi, Executive...

Japans never ending nightmare.

It has been eighteen days since the triple disaster here in Japan.Dealing with the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami would be by far enough on their own. However, the crippled Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant only adds to the grief and stress for...

Japan is struggling to cope.

It has been five days since the massive earthquake of a magnitude of 9.0 on the RS or 7 on the Japanese scale that struck us here in Japan. Since then many smaller aftershocks where felt some of which where strong enough by them self. Their epicentre is changing even though...

Palestine Memorial Week to be held across UK

As the Palestinian cause continues; the suffering of its people gets longer. Activities of solidarity grow day by day. More people are learning about Palestine. Whilst, Israel carries on with its apartheid and grim racist policies against Palestinians. In the United Kingdom,...

Marchers carry a banner demanding Canada stop jailing refugees.

Tamils Welcomed in VancouverHundreds support Tamil refugees on the MV Sun Sea by Murray BushIsaac OommenThe Dominion - http://www.dominionpaper.ca VANCOUVER—Two hundred people assembled at the Vancouver Art...

Tamils Welcomed in Vancouver

August 27, 2010Tamils Welcomed in Vancouver Hundreds support Tamil refugees on the MV Sun Sea by Murray BushIsaac OommenThe Dominion - http://www.dominionpaper.ca VANCOUVER—Two hundred people assembled at the Vancouver Art Gallery on the afternoon of August 22 to show ...

World Malaria Day April 25, 2010 Think Humanity

  World Malaria Day represents a chance for all of us to make a difference. Think Humanity was created to provide relief, support and hope for a promising future to refugees in Africa. Our mission is...

Iraqi Asylum Seeker Ali Hili Claims Delay Is 'Killing Gay Iraqis'

Iraqi asylum seeker Ali Hili claims British government delays in granting asylum is "killing gay Iraqis". Hili is the leader of Iraqi LGBT who first brought the world's attention to the plight of LGBT gays in Iraq....

Head Lice An Emerging Health Threat

Work published by the Public Library of Science points out that head lice may pose a greater health risk than previously thought.  Many of us have had a call from a school official saying that the school...

UN Chief: Israel, Palestinians must resume peace talks

""Permanent status issues, including Jerusalem, borders, refugees, security, settlements and water will be resolved only through negotiations," Ban said in a message to the UN meeting in support of...

East Turkistan: Refugees May Get Asylum in Cambodia

The Cambodian government is considering the granting of asylum to refugees from East Turkistan.  Twenty-two people, including two small children have fled China via Vietnam to Cambodia. These ethic Uyghurs...

'Few Tamil refugees leaving camps in Sri Lanka'

" 'Few Tamil refugees leaving camps in Sri Lanka'   P K Balachandran First Published : 04 Dec 2009 05:04:49 PM IST ...

Sri Lanka’s (SL) unwanted exports – Asylum seekers – a critique

Nazi Germany like SL once treated the Jews as ‘unwanted’ peoples to be rid of, are now safe and well in their own state of Israel; thanks to the enlightened West. Sri Lanka (SL) so soon after trumpeting complete victory over the LTTE following the brutal massacre of the...

Sri Lanka's unwanted exports - Asylum seekers

A ship headed to Australia carrying 260 asylum seekers was intercepted in Indonesian waters in early October 2009. The ship was then diverted back to Indonesia, but those on board refused to get off the vessel. In recent days the asylum seekers have threatened to blow their...

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