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Number of Refugees in the World Drops by 3 Million to 17 Million June 17, 2004

A Kenyan man in a village

Africa is the only part of the developing world no better off than 25 years ago (Photo: BBC)

G8 Extends Limited Debt Relief Program for Two Years; Fails to Approve British Proposal for Greatly Expanding Debt Relief to Poorest Countries BBC June 10, 2004

Civil Strife, Bad Weather and HIV/AIDS Are Main Causes of Food Emergencies in 35 Countries Worldwide  Food and Agriculture Organization June 2, 2004

Just Barely Living--What Do People Left Homeless by War or Disaster Need to Survive? BBC May 29, 2004  Question:: The article gives 25 grams for the daily allowance of oil and 20 for the daily allowance of meat that refugee agencies try to provide. (See the section on food.)  A can of tuna fish in oil has both. How much of a small can of tuna fish would be a daily ration of 45 grams of both meat and oil for a person left homeless? 1 can, .75 can, .5 can, .25 can?

Developed Countries Fail to Provide Promised Assistance for Poor Children's Primary Education April 9, 2003

Plundering Politicians and Bribing Multinationals Rob the Poor, Transparency International Says  April 3, 2004

Most People Will Live in Cities by 2007, U.N. Report Says April 3, 2004

Photo: Alex Smailes/BBC

Feared armed street gangs loyal to President Aristide have set up roadblocks of burning tires, cement blocks and burnt-out cars on all the main routes into the capital. Attacks and robberies at the checkpoints have been reported.

Haitian People in Increasing Danger as Conflict, Lawlessness Escalate; U.S. Turns Back Refugees Fleeing Country BBC February 28, 2004 (You will leave this site)

Haitians arrive at the port of Carrefour, after being intercepted and sent back by the Us Coast Guard

Photo: AP

The United States has picked up and sent back over 500 refugees from Haiti during first days of the current crisis.

President Bush Finally Speaks the Truth about America's Unlawful Treatment of Haitian Refugees U.S. Committee for Refugees

Free Trade and Lack of Land Bring Hunger to Poor Farmers in Nicaragua  Nan McCurdy Feb. 21, 2004

Chinese Workers Pay for Wal-Mart's Low Prices Peter S. Goodman and Phillip P. Pan Washington Post, February 8, 2004 (You will leave this site and be required to register [once] with the Post.) Report Gives Failing Grades to International Efforts to Help Developing Countries January 31, 2004

Iraqis Face Tough Transition to Market-based Agriculture  Ariana Eunjung Cha Washington Post, January 22, 2004 (You will leave this site and be required to register [once] with the Post.)

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