
Tue 09 Feb 2010
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A group of United Nations experts today stressed that the needs of Haitians with disabilities must be included in the relief, recovery and reconstruction processes following the earthquake that battered the small Caribbean nation last month.
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Top UN rights official urges Uganda to do away with ‘anti-homosexuality bill’
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UN agency distributes 35,000 tents to Pakistanis displaced by military offensive
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UN faces race against time and weather to obtain hazard-proof shelters for Haiti
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Pacific island nations gather for UN meeting to review development goals
Ban, General Assembly call for Olympic Truce ahead of Vancouver Games
Secretary-General calls for stronger partnership for African development
UN faces race against time and weather to obtain hazard-proof shelters for Haiti
Top UN green official defends conclusions of landmark climate change report
Any pact with Taliban must guarantee rights of Afghan women – UN panel
Iraq: UN envoy condemns killing of female election candidate
West African collaboration for gender equality enhanced by new UN initiative
ICC dismisses charges against Darfurian rebel leader for lack of evidence
UN uses nuclear technology to improve child nutrition
UN appeals for donations to restore Haiti’s quake-devastated educational system
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Ban appeals for post-election restraint in Sri Lanka as challenger arrested
UN faces race against time and weather to obtain hazard-proof shelters for Haiti
More than 8,000 women raped last year by fighters in eastern DR Congo – UN
Iranian move to step up uranium enrichment worries UN nuclear chief
ICC dismisses charges against Darfurian rebel leader for lack of evidence
Nepal: UN hails release of all child soldiers by Maoists
Food assistance needs in Ethiopia rising for 2010, UN relief wing reports
With better stoves, UN aims to cut risk of murder, rape for women seeking firewood
Ban reiterates UN commitment to ensure food security at time of global crisis
UN food agency begins major scale up of aid to earthquake victims in Haiti
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