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Small Victory Against AIDS Discrimination

via Voice of America | Thu January 08, 2004
Acting under threat of litigation, a primary school in Kenya has changed their practice and enrolled H-I-V-positive children in its classes. Several other schools are expected to follow suit. This is a small victory in the battle against discrimination against H-I-V-positive children in Kenya.

UN women’s rights expert says new Afghan Constitution heralds era of progress

via UN News Centre | Thu January 08, 2004
Hailing the recent adoption of a Constitution for Afghanistan, the head of a United Nations women's rights committee today said the charter marks the beginning of a new era of gender equality in the country.

Not to reach Everest, but they think high..

via The Spoof | GNN staff | Wed January 07, 2004
Girnar climbing is not easy.. but the 1019 competitors will make it easy on 11th Jan.

Not to reach Everest, but they think high..

via The Spoof | GNN staff | Wed January 07, 2004
Girnar climbing is not easy.. but the 1019 competitors will make it easy on 11th Jan.

Pakistanis and Indians optimistic over future

via BBC | Tue January 06, 2004
Many people in India and Pakistan are now optimistic that the ice has finally melted between India and Pakistan following Monday's landmark talks between the two countries' leaders - a meeting followed by a commitment to hold peace talks.

Radio days in Indian villages

via InfoChange | Mon January 05, 2004
In villages across nine Indian states listeners are getting hooked on to radio shows featuring women sarpanches and journalists fighting social and economic inequities through panchayati raj institutions. In the process, listeners are spurred on to participate in local institutions of self-governance themselves

Anticipating peace, UN agency laying groundwork for refugee returns in southern Sudan

via UN News Centre | Mon January 05, 2004
Aid workers from the United Nations refugee agency are in Sudan to prepare for what is expected to be one of the largest refugee repatriation operations this year - pending the signing of a peace agreement between the Government and southern rebel groups.

India, Pakistan leaders meet at South Asian summit

via USA Today | Sun January 04, 2004
The Indian prime minister held his first direct talks with his Pakistani counterpart on Sunday since the two countries nearly went to war two years ago, setting the stage for a much-anticipated meeting with Pakistan's top power broker, President Gen. Pervez Musharraf.

Deal reached on Afghan constitution

via Reuters | Sun January 04, 2004
Rival Afghan factions have agreed on a national constitution, officials say, paving the way for the first free elections in the country after nearly a quarter-century of war and bloodshed.

Elderly Woman Rescued From Iranian Quake

via ABC News Online | Sat January 03, 2004
Iranian rescue workers pulled a 97-year-old woman from the rubble Saturday, nine days after an earthquake razed this city.Sharbanou Mazandarani asked for a cup of tea after emerging uninjured, then complained it was too hot to drink, rescuers said.

Pro-democracy rally in HK draws 100,000

via The Straits Times | Thu January 01, 2004
A hundred thousand Hong Kongers staged a massive demonstration on New Year's Day asking for a speedier democratisation and also demanding that their chief executive Tung Chee Hwa step down.

Defying expectations, rescue workers find survivors three days after quake kills 25,000

via SFGate.com | Mon December 29, 2003
As search crews despaired of finding more survivors from Iran's devastating earthquake, Monday brought moments of hope: Rescuers pulled a girl out alive from the rubble of her caved-in house, and three men believed dead stirred in their white burial shrouds.

World Bank lends Afghanistan $166 million for reconstruction

via UN News Centre | Sun December 28, 2003
Afghanistan will receive $166 million in interest-free credits from the World Bank to reconstruct post-war communities, strengthen local governance, provide water to farms and aid the Government in increasing the efficiency of its customs and transit regime.

Red Cross flies 35 tonnes of aid to victims of Iran quake

via ABC News Online | Sun December 28, 2003
The International Committee of the Red Cross has said it had 35 tonnes of medical supplies, tents, blankets and bedding loaded in Jordan and ready to fly to south-eastern Iran for survivors of the earthquake.

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