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Rising food prices hurting the poorest in war zones
Millions of people already suffering because of armed conflicts are likely to be particularly hard hit by the current increase in food prices, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) warned today.
Active 2008 Hurricane Season Predictions Reinforce the Need to Prepare
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center announced today that projected climate conditions point to a near normal or above normal hurricane season in the Atlantic Basin this year.
Myanmar obstructionism costs lives
Amnesty International has repeated its urgent call on the government to allow aid, expertise, and materials to reach all cyclone-affected areas, while ensuring that aid is provided on the basis of need without discrimination.
Getting a glimpse of Guantánamo
Amnesty International is bringing a life-size model of a maximum security cell at Guantánamo to cities across the USA. The tour is a way to enable people in the United States
Support groups in Mozambique offer hope for stopping mother-to-child HIV transmission
Every Wednesday morning, 30-year-old Telzira, who is living with HIV, attends a support group at the health centre in Xai-Xai city. The group offers encouragement to pregnant women and mothers living with HIV.
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Human rights abuses in Sri Lanka flourish under veil of secrecy
Ensuring respect for human rights around the world very often relies on impartial and rigorous media coverage – without exposure and public scrutiny abuses...
Refugee camp trauma continues for Palestinians
More than 3,000 Palestinian refugees are currently cut off from the rest of the world in dire conditions without access to adequate humanitarian assistance.
Race Fans and Red Cross Connect in Talladega
Charles and Kelli Floyd spent part of their honeymoon lined up at the American Red Cross exhibit at Talladega Superspeedway
Human rights abuses in Sri Lanka flourish under veil of secrecy
Ensuring respect for human rights around the world very often relies on impartial and rigorous media coverage – without exposure and public scrutiny abuses can flourish under a veil of secrecy and denial.
This Mother's Day, celebrate mother nature and all the moms in your life
This Mother's Day (Sunday, May 11) you can show every one of the moms in your life how much you care with a gift from World Wildlife Fund's Online Gift Center.
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