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A 'trophy photo' taken by former U.S. Srgt. Adam Kokesh in Iraq.
05/17/2008 WASHINGTON, May 16 (OneWorld) - Antiwar veterans of the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan took their case to Capitol Hill Thursday, baring their souls with stories of killings of innocent civilians, torture, and wrongful detentions.
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Image: A 'trophy photo' taken by former U.S. Srgt. Adam Kokesh in Iraq. © Iraq Veterans Against the War
05/16/2008 NEW YORK, May 16 (OneWorld) - Pressure is mounting on the Canadian government to take actions against private loggers and other business concerns that encroach upon indigenous peoples' territories.
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Related: [Canada] [Indigenous Rights] [Forests] [Business] [Corporations]
After the cyclone.
05/15/2008 WASHINGTON, May 15 (OneWorld) - As UN estimates of the number of Burmese affected by Cyclone Nargis rose from 1.5 to 2.5 million and the United States and United Nations continued to wrangle with Myanmar's rulers over visas for aid workers, Atlanta-based CARE received a $1 million donation from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to deliver humanitarian relief in Myanmar.
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Related: [Myanmar] [Governance] [Geopolitics] [Emergency Relief] [Aid]
Image: After the cyclone. © Action Against Hunger-USA
Iraqi women.
05/13/2008 FALLUJAH, May 12 (IPS) - Sharp increases in food prices have generated a new wave of anti-occupation and anti-U.S. sentiment in Fallujah.
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In Nepal.
04/30/2008 BANGKOK, Apr 29 (IPS) - As if the burdens they shoulder are not enough, Asia's women are being compelled to bear the additional weight of rising food prices, say women's rights activists from across the region.
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From: Inter Press Service (IPS)
Related: [Asia and the Pacific] [Gender] [Poverty] [Labor] [Food] [Agriculture]
Image: In Nepal. © Heifer International

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