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MIDDLE EAST: MIDDLE EAST: Weekly round-up Number 65 for 10-16 March 2006
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MIDDLE EAST: MIDDLE EAST: Weekly round-up Number 64 for 3-9 March 2006
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LEBANON: Child prostitution still taboo, despite laws
BEIRUT, 6 Mar 2006 (IRIN) - At a glance, Nadine (not her real name) is an innocent, 16 year-old-girl, but a conversation with her soon reveals the shocking details of the hard life she endured as a child. "I didn't choose to work as a prostitute," she said. "It's just my luck in life."
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IRAQ: Increased protection for children following attacks
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BAGHDAD, 5 Mar 2006 (IRIN) - The Ministry of Interior has announced it will increase security measures to protect children from ongoing violence after a recent report cited shocking figures for children killed and injured in the past four months. Full report
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MIDDLE EAST: MIDDLE EAST: Weekly round-up Number 63 for 24 February-2 March 2006
DUBAI, 2 Mar 2006 (IRIN) - CONTENT:
EGYPT: Poultry reparations insufficient, say rights groups
IRAQ: Urgent action needed to head off civil war, says ICG
IRAQ: Government defends use of curfew despite disruptions
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MIDDLE EAST: MIDDLE EAST: Weekly round-up Number 62 for 17 - 23 February 2006
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IRAQ: Thousands of families still displaced after flooding
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BAGHDAD, 21 Feb 2006 (IRIN) - Nearly 6,000 families forced to leave their homes in the wake of heavy flooding in northern and southeastern Iraq earlier this month remain displaced, mostly due to the destruction of their houses.Full report
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YEMEN: Two killed in flash floods
SANA, 21 Feb 2006 (IRIN) - Two people were killed and a number of houses destroyed in flash floods that hit the village of Ma’abar, in the southwestern Thamar governorate, on the night of 20 February.Full report
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YEMEN: Measles vaccination campaign launched to prevent children’s deaths
SANA, 21 Feb 2006 (IRIN) - A massive vaccination drive against measles began this week in an effort to stamp out a disease that kills between 5,000 and 10,000 Yemeni children ever year. For the first time in the country, the campaign is targeting children over 18 months old as part of a global campaign to eradicate the contagious disease.Full report
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MIDDLE EAST: MIDDLE EAST: Weekly round-up Number 60 for 3 - 9 February 2006
DUBAI, 12 Feb 2006 (IRIN) - CONTENTS:
EGYPT: Rights groups question handling of ship disaster
EGYPT: Civil society remembers death of Sudanese, calls for enquiry
EGYPT: A chronology of the Sudanese protest crisis
EGYPT: Human rights groups investigate shipping disaster
IRAQ: Male homosexuality still a taboo
IRAQ: Continued flooding causes displacement
IRAQ: Severe water shortage hits Baghdad suburbs
IRAQ: Farmers seek compensation amid bird flu prevention measures
IRAQ: Children’s mental health affected by insecurity, say specialists
IRAQ: Suspected bird flu case appears in south
IRAQ: Activists call on army, police to respect women’s rights
JORDAN: Charges dropped against on-line editor
JORDAN: Human rights groups call on government to stop torture
JORDAN: Rights group launches drive to curb early marriage
LEBANON: UNIFIL mandate extended in south
YEMEN: 11 children die in dysentery outbreak
YEMEN: Parliamentarians against impunity pact for US
YEMEN: Concern over humanitarian situation as fighting resumes in north
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