Full Coverage: Conflict
May 2008
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07.05.2008
NGO representatives in Chad are mourning the killing by bandits of Pascal Marlinge, the country director of Save the Children UK.
more...From: Oxfam Great Britain Related topics/regions: [Chad] [Civil society] |
06.05.2008
Zimbabween aseita kuljettava laiva on ollut kuun vaihteesta valmiina rantautumaan Luandan satamaan Angolaan. Satamatyöläiset kieltäytyvät purkamasta lastia.
more...From: Suomen Ammattiliittojen Solidaarisuuskeskus Related topics/regions: [Zimbabwe] [Labour] |
05.05.2008
A peace building and human rights program uses creative and therapeutic learning to help East Timorese heal and move beyond the violence that pervades their young country's history.
more...From: Peace X Peace Related topics/regions: [Timor-Leste] [Human rights] [Culture] [Activism] [Conflict resolution] Image: The staff of an organization promoting peace and human rights in East Timor. © Peace X Peace
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02.05.2008
Iraqis that have fled to Jordan and Syria are only managing to get by because they help each other, writes a U.S. peace advocate after meeting with refugees and the groups that support them in Amman.
more...From: CODEPINK: Women for Peace Related topics/regions: [Iraq] [Jordan] [Syria] [United States] [Aid] [Poverty] [Refugees] Image: Peace advocate Medea Benjamin with Iraqi women in Amman, Jordan. © CODEPINK: Women for Peace
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01.05.2008
Sri Lankan governments decision to ease restrictions on fishing in Eastern Province, a territory hitherto controlled by LTTE rebels, will give much needed fillip to the industry a major source of revenue for the countrys exchequer and livelihood for people. It will also help people recover from 2004 tsunami disaster.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Fisheries] [Food] [Politics] [Terrorism] |
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