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Ban: Millennium Development Goals must be met: http://bit.ly/aq48OX #UN #SecGen
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"Haven't we said so already?" - Blog post on Beijing+15 and meeting the MDGs, by UNIFEM Regional Director for the... http://bit.ly/9kQsDp
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17 Mar 7:02am
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14 Mar 1:22pm
The Women's day is a very honerable day of the World. In India our ladies are
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13 Mar 6:25pm
"The Shock Doctrine" by Naomi Klein A wake up call-to-arms to resist the
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Male Monsters -- Girl Buried Alive for Being a Girl and the World Shrugs (Trigger Warning)
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One Laptop Per Child - The Dream is Over
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Final Durban Thoughts
John Boonstra - April 24, 2009 - 3:06 pm
Mark Leon Goldberg - January 19, 2009 - 3:10 pm
This is probably Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's most famous foreign policy speech, delivered in protest to the United States' war in Vietnam. It was delivered at the Ebeneezer Baptist Church in Atlanta in April 1967. A few weeks prior, Dr. King led an anti-Vietnam war protest in front of the UN building in New York City.