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Gaza Solidarity Day This Weekend
This Saturday, June 6 will be the 42nd anniversary of the Israeli occupation of Gaza. People all over the world will be holding vigils, peace rallies and protests willing Israel to leave the area. Continue reading
U.S. Soldiers Help Iraqis in Need
After being barraged with so many horrifying stories of what both U.S. soldiers and Iraqi civilians go through on a daily basis, it’s news like that that makes us continue to have faith in humanity. A massive blanket drive for … Continue reading
Posted in Humanitarian News
Tagged Iraq, peace, soldiers, soldiers helping those in need, solidarity
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Peace on the Horizon in Sri Lanka
The Tamil Tigers have agreed to lay down their weapons, and Sri Lanka has declared a victory… but at what price? Continue reading
Posted in Humanitarian News
Tagged humanitarian aid, land mines, peace, sri lanka, tamil, tamil tigers, vellupillari prabhakaran
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World Needs to Come Together to Fight A/H1N1 Influenza, Says UN
With close to 10,000 confirmed cases of the A/H1N1 virus in at least 40 countries, we have an epidemic on our hands. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has called for global solidarity in combating this disease, which has its highest numbers … Continue reading
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Second Annual Solidarity with Cuba Day
Last year on May 20, people around the world celebrated the first annual Solidarity with Cuba Day. The day was already significant; it is the same day that Cuba won its independence from Spain. Today, Cubans seek an independence from the brutal human rights conditions of the Castro regime. Continue reading
Posted in Humanitarian News
Tagged castro, center for democracy in the americas, civil rights, cuba, cuban flights, human rights, obama administration, prisoner of conscience, sarah stephens, solidarity with cuba day
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France, European Union Pledge Aid for Displaced Civillians in Pakistan
During the continual onslaught against the Taliban in northwestern Pakistan, hundreds of thousands of Pakistanis have suffered through displacement and hardship. Since the army commenced the attacks in August 2008, over a million people have been reported homeless. Continue reading
Posted in Humanitarian News
Tagged antonio guterres, asif ali zardari, european union, france, fundraising, homelessness, humanitarian aid, humanitarian crisis, international aid, louis michael, nicolas sarkozy, pakistan, refugees, taliban, united nations, war
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Pope Expresses Solidarity with Palestinians
Pope Benedict XVI visited both Bethlehem and a Palestinian refugee camp outside the city on May 13, offering support and solidarity for victims of the 61-year violence. Continue reading
Posted in Humanitarian News, World Politics
Tagged benjamin netanyahu, bethlehem, christianity, gaza, israel, israeli war of independence, jesus christ, nazareth, palestine, peace, pope benedict xvi, refugees, united nations
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