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UNFPA Report on Immigrants
Western prejudices are largely ill-founded
Evidence shows that certain prejudices about immigrants that prevail in the industrialised world are largely ill-founded, the United Nations Population Fund said in its annual report yesterday Theseinclude
 
Annan pushes 3-step process to lift Israeli blockade of Lebanon
UN Secretary General Kofi Annan outlined a three-step process he hopes will end with the lifting of Israel's blockade of Lebanon within 48 hours, in an interview with The New York Times published yesterdayThe
 
Stop abuse of migrant women
UN appeal to world leaders
The United Nations appealed to world leaders yesterday to wake up to the widespread mistreatment of migrant women, a silent human army abused as everything from sex workers to domestic slaves.
 
Baluchistan on strike over Bugti's killing
Parts of the troubled southwest Pakistani province of Baluchistan were paralysed yesterday by a strike called by opposition parties to protest the killing of a rebel tribal chief.
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No state funeral for Irwin, says grieving father
Wildlife TV star Steve Irwin's grieving father Wednesday turned down a state funeral for a son he described as "just an ordinary bloke", as a global wave of mourning astonished Australia.
 
British cops free 2 of 14 terror suspects
British police released without charge two of the 14 people arrested over the weekend in the latest anti-terror raid in Britain, a police spokeswoman said yesterdayThe two men, identified by police only
 
Drug Smuggling
5 more Australians to die in Indonesia
Five Australians have been sentenced to death for drug smuggling in Indonesia after a supreme court judge handed down tougher sentences in response to their appeals, a court spokesman said yesterdayAcourt
 
Launch of Atlantis delayed
The launch of space shuttle Atlantis has been delayed 24 hours, until today, due to a technical glitch, a NASA spokesman said.
 
Terror Charges
Two Muslims remanded in Denmark
Two of the nine men arrested by Danish police on suspicion of planning acts of terrorism were remanded in custody for four weeks, a Danish court said yesterdayJudge Ingrid Therkelsen ruled that five others
 

 
   
 
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