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This photo released by Greenpeace shows an aerial view of an area reportedly burned by soybean farmers in the Amazon rainforest, in Mato Grosso State, Brazil, on Monday, Aug 8, 2005. Last year, the Brazilian Amazon lost an area of 26,130 square kilometers (10,088 square miles) of rain forest, an area slightly smaller than Belgium. Environmentalists estimate as much as 20 percent of the jungle already has been cut down by ranchers, loggers, farmers and developers
Climate Change   Conservation   Photos   Rainforest   UN  
 The Independent 
Rainforest treaty 'fatally flawed'
| A vital safeguard to protect the world's rainforests from being cut down has been dropped from a global deforestation treaty due to be signed at the climate summit in Copenhagen in December. | Under... (photo: AP / Greenpeace, Daniel Beltra/HO)
 An Iraqi refugee at the UNHCR office in Jordan´s Ruwaished camp. Fifty-three of the 150 Palestinians who were living in the isolated desert camp at the beginning of December 2006 were resettled to Canada at the end of that year. Another ten have be
Egypt   Photos   Politics   Society   UN  
 IRINnews 
EGYPT: Abdullah Kahiya, "Cairo is better than Mogadishu, but life is still hard"
web | Photo: CAIRO, 25 October 2009 (IRIN) - Officially, there were 6,108 Somali refugees registered with the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) in Cairo in September, the third largest group after the Sudanes... (photo: UNHCR/P.Sands)
Undermanned UN mission in Chad faces further temporary cuts  Modern Ghana 
Undermanned UN mission in Chad faces further temporary cuts
The United Nations force seeking to provide security in the Central African Republic (CAR) and Chad, already at barely half its mandated strength, will be further constrained in the coming months due ... (photo: WN / Eteh)
African   Chad   Darfur   Photos   Security  
File - A French soldier on a reconaissance patrol stands next to a child soldier outside Bunia in the northeast of the Democratic Republic of Congo Monday June 23, 2003.  Al Jazeera 
Atrocities haunt DRC child soldiers
| Militia brigades abducting children and forcing them to become soldiers, porters and sex slaves is a huge problem in the Democratic Republic of Congo. | In the last few months, fighting between the&... (photo: AP / Zohra Bensemra)
Africa   Congo   Human Rights   Photos   War  
Top Stories
Congo farm deal fires new Boer trek The Australian
Congo farm deal fires new Boer trek
| THOUSANDS of white South African farmers are resettling in Africa's most inhospitable nations in a migration that recalls the 19th century Great Trek by Afrikaner Boers... (photo: WN / Eteh)
Africa   Congo   Economy   Farming   Photos  
Uganda rebukes Somali Islamists BBC News
Uganda rebukes Somali Islamists
| Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has said Somali Islamists will "pay" if they attack Uganda's capital, Kampala. | He spoke after a commander of the Somali Is... (photo: WN / Eteh)
Africa   Islamists   Photos   Somali   Uganda  
Red-eyed Tree Frog (Agalychnis callidryas) The Guardian
Endangered species for every country in the world
| Humans have accelerated the rate at which species disappear. Find out which countries fare worst | International conservation projects help to preserve the habitats of ... (photo: Public Domain / Careyjamesbalboa)
Conservation   Country   Photos   Projects   World  
Uganda president dismisses Somali insurgent threat CBS News
Uganda president dismisses Somali insurgent threat
Uganda president dismisses Somali insurgent threat | Font size Print E-mail Share (AP) KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) - Uganda's president has dismissed threats from Somali Islamis... (photo: WN / Eteh)
Africa   Insurgent   Photos   Somali   Uganda  
Politics & Government Business & Economy
- EGYPT: Abdullah Kahiya, "Cairo is better than Mogadishu
- Arab League makes little headway on Somalia talks
- Uganda president dismisses Somali insurgent threat
- President Biya's Friends Create Club in Bamenda
 An Iraqi refugee at the UNHCR office in Jordan´s Ruwaished camp. Fifty-three of the 150 Palestinians who were living in the isolated desert camp at the beginning of December 2006 were resettled to Canada at the end of that year. Another ten have be
EGYPT: Abdullah Kahiya, "Cairo is better than Mogadishu, but life is still hard"
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- Weapons-Laden Plane Yet to Be Released
- Africa pays high price for Europe's illegal plate of fis
- Women business executives have key role in ensuring better w
- River Mfoundi Canal Project - Workers Call Off Strike Action
NOVEMBER 11, 2008 , ZAMBOANGA CITY , PHILIPPINES - A SMALL BOAT FULL OF FISHERMEN AND GOODS PASSING ALONG A BEACH IN  SAN RAMON .
Africa pays high price for Europe's illegal plate of fish
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Human Rights Legal Affair & Crime
- Undermanned UN mission in Chad faces further temporary cuts
- Atrocities haunt DRC child soldiers
- Vatican meeting tells corrupt Catholic politicians in Africa
- Ghana is shining example in W/Africa - Adejumobi
Undermanned UN mission in Chad faces further temporary cuts
Undermanned UN mission in Chad faces further temporary cuts
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- Africa pays high price for Europe's illegal plate of fis
-  Angolans flee DRC despite end to expulsions
- IRAQ: Swine flu panic shuts down 2,000 schools
- ISRAEL: 1,200 children face deportation
NOVEMBER 11, 2008 , ZAMBOANGA CITY , PHILIPPINES - A SMALL BOAT FULL OF FISHERMEN AND GOODS PASSING ALONG A BEACH IN  SAN RAMON .
Africa pays high price for Europe's illegal plate of fish
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Aids & Malaria Religion
- EGYPT: Pig cull hits livelihoods
- EGYPT: Abdullah Kahiya, "Cairo is better than Mogadishu
- Vatican meeting tells corrupt Catholic politicians in Africa
- Filmmaker Q&A;: Fighting the Silence
 An Iraqi refugee at the UNHCR office in Jordan´s Ruwaished camp. Fifty-three of the 150 Palestinians who were living in the isolated desert camp at the beginning of December 2006 were resettled to Canada at the end of that year. Another ten have be
EGYPT: Abdullah Kahiya, "Cairo is better than Mogadishu, but life is still hard"
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- PCC Moderator To Make Major Declaration
- Gender Causes Ripples On Religions Law Debate
- DR Congo - Clergy Promises Protection to Victims of War
- Bishops Call for Peace in Region Ravaged By Violence
KAFA, a womens rights organisation, has drafted a new law that would make domestic violence a criminal offence under a common civil law
LEBANON: Move to take domestic violence cases out of religious courts
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