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[RED DEMOCRATICA] UN seeks resettlement options for Syrian refugees amid regional economic worries

 

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UN seeks resettlement options for Syrian refugees amid regional economic worries
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is urging Kuwait to host another aid conference for Syrian refugees. Meanwhile, 15 countries are setting quotas for Syrian refugees to emigrate for permanent settlement, says Antonio Guterres, UN high commissioner for refugees. The New York Times (tiered subscription model) (10/1), The Washington Post (tiered subscription model)/The Associated Press (9/30), ABC News/The Associated Press (10/2)
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"The WHO just launched a new 'action plan,' which, if implemented could save the lives of 74,000 children a year who needlessly die from TB. The kicker? All they need is $120 million." UN Dispatch (10/1)
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Development benefits generated by migration are focus of UN meeting
The United Nations General Assembly High-level Dialogue on International Migration and Development starts Thursday and will look at how migration has transformed into a development generator. Migrants send money home, invest locally and generate commerce, says Bela Hovy, UN migration chief. "When they go home, their experiences and skills can be applied in the country of origin," Hovy argues. Voice of America (10/1)
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Why gender equality needs to included in post-2015 goals
The Millennium Development Goals spurred global action on poverty and hunger, and the post-2015 development goals should be more inclusive of women if those goals are to be achieved, said Dr. Musimbi Kanyoro, president of the Global Fund for Women. The MDGs showed that "when women are not considered to be the top priority, we don't make progress on those issues," she said. The Guardian (London) (10/2)
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Mobile initiatives on maternal health, malaria are showing results
Mobile phones are putting an end to misinformation about malaria as well as providing expectant mothers with health-saving advice. Health services in Zambia are use mobile health services to improve malaria treatment and provide better maternal care. Thomson Reuters Foundation (10/2), Devex.com (free registration) (10/2)
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Assessing how Nigeria is dealing with the Boko Haram
Attacks by the Boko Haram are becoming more brutal and show little sign of abating, calling the Nigerian government's methods into question, writes Gillian Parker. The Christian Science Monitor (10/1)
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Infighting between al-Qaida-linked rebels, other opposition forces
Syrian opposition forces face a two-front conflict -- the government troops and al-Qaida-linked rebels, writes Ben Hubbard. "While the Syrian rebels initially welcomed the group as a powerful ally in the civil war against President Bashar al-Assad, many now resent it for putting its international jihadi agenda ahead of the fight to topple the government," Hubbard writes. The New York Times (tiered subscription model) (10/1), The Washington Post (tiered subscription model) (10/1)
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