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Genocide in Al-Fallujah
The US occupation forces and the Iraqi forces launched fierce attacks on
the Iraqi city of Al-Fallujah using tanks, armoured vehicles, heavy and
light artillery and aircraft, that is using all means of destruction to
besiege citizens and mercilessly kill the armed and unarmed civilians.
In other words, they embarked on massive genocide and war crimes
involving killing both the sick and doctors, destroying hospitals,
killing helpless wounded people, destroying houses and storming places
of worship. Thus the US forces are violating all international laws on
conditions in countries under occupation and human rights conventions.
Meanwhile, the US leadership is claiming that all these operations are
against the resistance and are for the liberation of Iraq. However, the
truth is that there would have been no resistance had there been no
occupation. The resistance is closely associated with occupation. On out
part, we reject the violence against the Iraqi people and foreign
civilians in the name of resistance. We reject the violence that claims
the lives of hundreds of civilians on the streets, in markets and at
schools. We reject the violence that cuts the necks of the innocent and
trades in hostages. We reject the violence against Shiites, Sunnis or
churches, as a matter which triggers sectarian rifts.
All these sectarian acts and similar ones involving the destruction of
the Iraqi people's infrastructure and vital utilities only serve the
occupation and its interests. It also discredits the real resistance in
the eyes of the world and radically produces a negative impact on the
people's solidarity with the people of Iraq. In fact, these acts and the
occupation forces are only two faces of the same coin.
We strongly support the real resistance of the occupation and its
interests. We are against all the disturbances and instability affecting
the lives of the Iraqi people but we support what creates disturbance
and instability among the occupation forces.
The resistance should eventually serve a political orientation and lead
to the termination of the occupation and the restoration of the Iraqi
people's will in political matters and everyday affairs after Saddam
Hussein had dealt them deadly blows and the invasion forces came to
complete the task.
The occupation forces have started operations in Al-Ramady and
elsewhere, which means that they are determined to carry out genocide
operations against the Iraqi people.
As the Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity Organization condemns all these
atrocious crimes, it demands a real intervention by the United Nations
and giving it the upper hand in realizing Iraq's freedom, democracy and
independent development. AAPSO also calls for the implementation of
Resolution 1546 which provides for a pivotal UN role in Iraq and a
termination of the so-called "transitional period" by free elections, a
Legislative Council and a government elected by the people not later
than December 2005 and provided that the pull out of the occupation
troops starts at that date.
However, our experience with the violation of international legitimacy
by the US and its allies sound an alarm warning against what they do
with the UN resolution on Iraq.
Putting into operation the UN role and giving it the upper hand in Iraq
will definitely play a role in the realization of the Iraqi people's
independence, reconstruction and domestic democracy.
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Invitation
Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity Organization (AAPSO)
Dear Friends,
As you are aware that in 2005, it will be the 50th anniversary of "Bandung
Conference" which was held in the city of Bandung in 1955. This
conference marked a watershed in forging the Afro-Asian Solidarity, as
it was the first of its kind to bring the leaders of emerging Afro-Asian
countries to meet together and charter a course of action for their
future.
The initiative of organizing this historical event was taken by the five
countries - Ceylon (Sri Lanka), India, Pakistan, Burma and Indonesia who
met in Colombo known as the Colombo powers. Bandung gave birth to the
Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity Organization and the Non-Aligned
movement.
Stalwarts like Javharlal Nehru of India, Chou En Lai of Peoples China,
Sokarno of Indonesia, Gamal Abdul Nasser of Egypt and Kwae Nkrumah of
Ghana were present at this conference.
We consider that Bandung spirit still pervades in world politics and in
international relations. Therefore it is appropriate that we commemorate
this great event in a fitting manner. AAPSO has therefore decided to
organize an international conference in Cairo under the theme.: "Vision
of Bandung after 50 Years- Facing New Challenges".
On 1st -2nd March 2005 in Cairo, Egypt.
Sub-themes:
1) Historic significances of Bandung
2) End of bi-polar world
3) Unilateralism and its effects
* Iraq
* Palestine
* Sudan
4) Environment in Jeopardy
* Kyoto and Global Warming
5) Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
* NPT
* CTBT
6) Building strong solidarity movement worldwide. (Strengthening of
AAPSO)
7) Revitalization of NAM
8) The expected role of the UNO
We hereby request you kindly to participate at this conference. Request
kindly to send a paper on any of the above subjects at the earliest
convenience.
The travel expenses have to be borne by the participants. The venue of
the conference will be notified later. Kindly confirm as early as
possible.
Sincerely
Dr.Morad Ghaleb Nouri Abdul Razzak
President Secretary-General
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29 November
International Day for Solidarity
with the Palestinian People
Today is the 29th November, International Day for Solidarity with the
Palestinian People for independence as endorsed by the United Nations.
It is the day when the partition of Palestine into an Arab and a Hebrew
state was decided in 1947, with special status for the city of Jerusalem
as stipulated by resolution 181. This day comes at a time in 2004 after
57 years in which the existence of the Hebrew state is consolidated and
supported by all colonialist powers, British, American and world Zionist
forces whereas the state of Palestine has not yet been established. On
the contrary, the tragedy escalates to the extent that the declaration
of this State is not based on UN resolution 181 but according to
Israel’s agreement in that it imposes impossible preconditions in this
regard, namely conditions related to security and presence of President
Yasser Arafat.
Although the non existence of Israel’s false allegations related to the
late President Arafat or death squads that were disbanded, Israel
continues to kill children, women and the elderly and destroys, imposes
siege and commits genocide against a people who only posses stones to
defend themselves, builds the separation wall and demolishes homes,
farms and trees.
In fact, the fundamental responsibility falls upon the United Nations in
protecting the Palestinian people and enabling them to establish their
independent state with Al Quds as capital. This in accordance with the
UN partition resolution of 29th November 1947 which was abandoned
leaving the Palestinian people for five decades at the mercy of
dispersion, torture and occupation. It is about time that this injustice
is redressed by means of extending support to the Palestinian people in
their quest for achieving their noble objectives.
AAPSO that has continuously supported the Palestinian people in their
struggle, and on the occasion of this International Day strongly
condemns all Israel’s racist policies against the Palestinians and its
disregard of all international laws, conventions and norms particularly
the 4th Geneva Convention, and demands that the UN Secretary General be
supported in his request to providing international protection for the
Palestinian people promptly.
AAPSO lauds the Palestinian militants, sons of the Intifada as well as
the heroic martyrs who sacrificed their lives for their country, and
praises Palestinian prisoners who are detained and tortured for the
future of their people. Moreover, AAPSO expresses its hope that all the
Palestinian people’s objectives and aspirations will be realized for the
establishment of the state of Palestine, its capital Al Quds and return
of refugees.
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Looking for Cooperation
Dear Sirs,
The Permanent Secretariat of the Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity
Organisation - AAPSO - has the following to submit to your
consideration.
In a world subject to profound mutations generated by globalization,
African civil society and organisations have a vital role to play in the
battle for economic development, progress and prosperity for the people
living on this continent.
In this context, AAPSO, which has put the issues of development,
environment, human rights, disarmament, conflicts problems among the top
priorities of its programme of action, considers the time ripe for those
who relentlessly and sincerely express such noble aspirations to seek
ways and means in promoting general action leading to mutual
understanding, genuine relationship and active collaboration. Such move
should be considered as an imperative of our time and a necessity to
strengthened solidarity among African peoples, civil society and
organisations.
AAPSO is interested in developing close relationship with, and in the
activities of, your esteemed regional economic grouping. It is ready to
maintain contacts by offering its availability to cooperate in domains
of mutual and common interests with proposals, suggestions, analysis or
comments in relation with the economic development of the region. This
should be achieved through sustained relationship, exchange of
informations between our both organisations.
AAPSO currently publishes its own magazine: "Development and
Socio-Economic Progress" as well as political bulletin and others. We
will put your organisation in our mailing list.
AAPSO is an international non-governmental organisation enjoying
consultative status with ECOSOC, UNIDO, UNCTAD, UNESCO, DPI, and
observer status with the Non-Aligned Movement as well as with the
African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights.
The Permanent Secretariat of the AAPSO would like to stress the
necessity of the proposed cooperation and hopes you will share its view
on this regard..
We avail ourselves of this opportunity to thank you in advance and wish
you all success in your tasks.
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Japan AALA
Dear Mr. Nouri,
I have been to Venezuela from 20th to 30th of November. It is greatly
encouraged to see the enhancement of Bolivar revolution.
It is my pleasure to tell you our biggest 2 activities in Year 2005. We
are planning to hold "50th anniversary of Bandung Conference;
Non-Aligned International Symposium" on Nov. 26th to 27th, 2005 at 1,500
attendance scale. We aim to obtain the panellist from the government of
Malaysia, South Africa, Cuba, which are Troika of NAM, and Indonesia
government. As of right now, the attendance of chief of the
multinational bureau in Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Africa is
confirmed.
In advance of this, we will hold "the lecture meeting of the 50th
anniversary of the Bandung Conference and the 50th anniversary of Japan
AALA foundation" (April 9th. 2005, /scales: 2000 attendance/ lecturer:
Tetsuzo Fuwa, Chairman of the Central Committee, Japanese Communist
Party). Based on the great success of this, we would progress the autumn
symposium further. Besides, our workshop which aims at the 50th
anniversary of the Bandung Conference will be held in the World Social
Forum at the beginning of the New Year.
Needless to say, the ambassadors of Non-Aligned countries to Japan are
invited to both events.
Through these events, we are wishing to contribute to strengthen the
solidarity between Japanese who wish abolition of nuclear weapon and
support NAM, and the trend of revolution in Asia, Middle East, Africa
and Latin America, the movement toward Socialism and NAM.
It will be more delight for me to see you and we will welcome you
whenever you visit us. I am looking forward to seeing you.
Best Regards,
Toshio AKINIWA,
President, Japan AALA
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Bangladesh AAPSO
Mr. Nouri Abdul Razzak Hussein
Secretary General, AAPSO
Dear Nouri,
We are all deeply shocked at the passing away of Yasser Arafat.
Professor Anisuzzaman and I issued a condolence message on learning of
the great loss. It was published in national press here. Both of us went
to the Palestinian Embassy on the 12th to sign the condolence book. It
would be very kind of you to forward the following message to the PLO.
"Message from Bangladesh AAPSO"
For forty years Yasser Arafat had led the Palestinians in their struggle
to attain a homeland of their own. His contribution in shaping disparate
groups of refugees into a band of organized freedom fighters is immense.
We trust that the Palestinian people will retain his legacy through
unity and realize his dream through ceaseless struggle.
Professor Anisuzzaman, President and
Dr. A.H. Syedur Rahman, Secretary General
"Bangladesh AAPSO"
We are organizing a national condolence meeting on 19 November where
leaders of political parties and members of civil society will pay their
homage to the great fighter of our times.
Dr. A.H. Syedur Rahman
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Nepal- Kathmandu
Invitation to International Conference
Nepal AAPSO
H.E Dr. Morad Ghaleb
President, AAPSO Cairo
AAPSO Nepal presents its compliments to you and has the honour to kindly
inform you that our organization AAPSO Nepal has decided to organize an
International Conference on the following main theme and sub-themes, to
be held in Kathmandu, Nepal from 10-12 December, 2004.
Main theme: International Conference on Peoples Solidarity for Peace and
Human Rights.
Sub-themes:
1. Democracy and Development
2. Middle East
3. Nuclear Weapons
4. Korean Peninsula
AAPSO Nepal has the pleasure to invite you to participate in this
International Conference.
With high regards and solidarity greetings.
Sincerely yours
K.P Sharma Oli
Chairman
AAPSO-Nepal
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From Korean Committee for Afro-Asian Solidarity
Dear friends,
Greetings from the Korean Committee for Afro-Asian Solidarity.
Recently the facts that the U.S. has secretly worked out and actively
pursued very dangerous war scenarios to attack the DPRK are revealed.
These facts clearly prove that the U.S. worked out three dimensional war
plans involving not only the period of emergency but the pre- and
post-war periods in the conception of war long ago and has steadily
modified and supplemented them in a bid to stifle the DPRK by force.
The U.S. is working despicably to stifle the DPRK by force behind the
scene of dialogue despite its lip-service to the peaceful solution to
the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula and the six-party talks.
The United States must drop its hostile policy toward the DPRK and
cancel all its dangerous scenarios for a war against the DPRK if it
truly wants peace on the Korean peninsula and a peaceful solution to its
nuclear issue.
The world progressive people should turn out in the anti-U.S. struggle
to avert a war and defend peace to cope with the situation on the Korean
peninsula which is getting tenser than ever before due to the U.S.
With best regards,
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Korean Committee for Afro-Asian Solidarity
Dear Friends,
Greetings from the Korean Committee for Afro-Asian Solidarity
It is a pleasure to inform you of “The World Conference for supporting
the reunification of Korea”, which is to be held in Pyongyang in
mid-August, 2005.
The conference has been initiated through the July 12,2004 Appeal
jointly made by the International Liaison Committee for Reunification
and Peace in Korea, the Eastern European Centre for the Support and
Solidarity to the DPRK and the Latin American and Caribbean Regional
Committee.
The conference will greatly contribute to ensuring the world peace and
security as well as to the Korea’s reunification, as it aims at
terminating the hostile policy of the US towards DPRK and its occupation
of south Korea and preventing the danger of nuclear war on the Korean
peninsula.
We are honoured to invite you to this conference.
Believing that your organization will participate in this conference, we
are looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely,
Ryom Sun Gil
Chairman
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Arab Lawyers' Union
General Secretary
Attention to :
* Dr. Morad Ghaleb- President of AAPSO
* President Rohy Fatouh- Temporarily President of Palestinian authority.
* Brothers in the PLO Executive Committee
* Brothers in Fatah Movement.
The Arab Lawyers' Union learnt with gross grief and Sadness the death of
President Yasser Arafat in Paris. The Arab Lawyers' Union considers him
a symbol of Arab and Palestinian struggle against the Zionist Occupation
supported by the USA.
We know that the wide Palestinian experiment in struggling for their
legitimate and national rights as well as their national unity among all
their brave struggling groups will be their first defence line. That
will abort the Zionists and American plans aiming at eliminating the
Palestinian rights. For many years "Abu Ammar" was challenging there
plans.
God rest him with Arab and Palestinians martyrs souls.
Victory is allied to the those who struggle.
Abd Al Azzeem
Vice General-Secretary
Arab Lawyers' Union.
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The contemporary Civilization Studies Center
President of AAPSO
The center has the honour to invite you to attend a lecture on "the
American Election and its Consequences on the Arab World" under the
sponsorship of Dr. Salah
Hashim- the University President an Dr. Mohammed Tolba - the vice
president of the University and the director of the center Secretariat.
The lecture will be convened on Monday 29/11/2004 at Ain Shams
University- Faculty of Arts. The speakers will be Dr. Mohamed Abdel
Wahab-Professor of the Contemporary history and Resident of American
Studies Division, Mr. Milad Manssy-the Researcher in American Affairs,
Mr. Bashir Abdul Fatah-editor in Chief of Democracy Magazine at Al-Ahram
Institution.
We would like to than you for your participation which will
strengthening the scientific and cultural values of our researchers and
students.
Dr.Ibrahim Galal Mr. Mohamed Abdul Latif Harridy
General Secretary Director
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The National Planning Center
Invitation
Dr. Fakhry Labib,
The center has the pleasure to invite you to attend the first session of
the annual scientific season whish is known as "Tuesday Seminar" on
Tuesday 23rd November 2004 from 10:00 to 1:00 a.m. at its headquarters
in the Hall of Dr. Ibrahim Helmy Abd El Rahan , Madinat Nasser.
The subject of the first session will be the overpopulation problem in
Egypt (the present situation and suggested solutions). The speakers will
be Dr. Ibrahim Elessawy (The Center Counsellor), Dr. Hassan Abdal Azzis
(The Professor of Census at the Faculty of Economic and Political
Sciences and the Director of overpopulation policy project.
We sure your participation will enrich the discussion.
Dr. Mohamed Samir Mostafa
Counsellor and seminar coordinator
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The General Union of Palestinian Women
A.R.E. Office
Dr. Morad Ghaleb-President of AAPSO
We extends this invitation to you to participate at the seminar on "The
Status of Palestinian Women since the First Intifada" presented by Dr.
Fayha Abdal Hady- a part time professor at Beer Zeit University for
Women Studies. The seminar will be held on Sunday December 5th, 2004 at
6:00 p.m. at the Headquarters of the Union (199 Ramsis Street, Cairo).
Union of Palestinian Women
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Forum of Women Development
Dr. Fakhry Labib
Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity Organization
The Forum of Women in Development with the Fredrich Ebert Foundation
have the Pleasure to invite you to a press conference which will be the
second phase for "women in reform initiatives " programs. This seminar
is a continuation to the first seminar held last July to evaluate
raising women issues in different reforms Projects and to suggest a
national project agreed by different democratic and women movements in
the country in order to enhance the status of women and empower them.
Throughout the program, there will be speeches from the forum and the
Fredrich Ebert Foundation to explore the results and resolutions of the
first phase and announce the second phase. This will be followed by a
discussion
The national, regional and international reform Initiatives will be
distributed.
Your participation will enrich and contribute the discussion.
Best Regards
Farida Al Naqash Enas Alshafy
President of the Secretariat Executive Manager
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Arab Administrative Development Organization
His Highness President of AAPSO
Subj.: Invitation to the seminar on Recent Methods to Evaluate
Governmental Performance
Greetings,
The organization extends its greetings t you and invites you to
participate at the above mentioned seminar and paralleled workshop in
Cairo from (9-13 January 2005).
The seminar aims at acknowledging the national and international changes
that require a quantitative standards in evaluating the governmental
Performance.
Also, the seminar will help in recognizing the private sector mechanisms
used to increase the efficiency of performances and how to operate that
in governmental administration.
The seminar will highlight other country experiments in the applications
for quantitative standards to evaluate the performance of governments.
Also, it will define the standards used in this evaluation and discuss
the principles of those standards and how to overcome it.
Best Regards,
Dr. Othman Alzober Ahmed
Counsellor
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Invitation to Youth Conference
Dear Colleagues
You are welcome one again, it is with great enthusiasm we the members of
World Movement Development Agency (WDMA), United States invites groups,
youths and youth-focused organizations to take an active role in the
forth coming International youth conferences taking place in the United
States.
The Conference will take place from the February, 11th to 13th February
2005 having its theme as Child Abuse and world Youths Racism.
We believe this is an incredible opportunity to network with like-minded
individuals and organizations in the promotion and development of
proactive youth involvements in our communities.
Thanks
Prof Theodore Smith (Phd)
Chairman Organizing committee
United States
Arab Organization for Administrative Development
His Highness President of AAPSO
Subject: Invitation to a seminar on " Globalization of jobs and cultural
diversity administrative" and a workshop on "Management of Humanitarian
Resources under Globalization"
Greetings
The organization invites you to the above-mentioned seminar, which will
be convened with the workshop in Cairo from 13-17 February 2005. This
seminar aims at identifying the concepts and generalization of cultural
diversity and its effects on performance and relations inside the
organization.
The seminar will provide the participants with the similarities and
differences in different civilization and the values affecting the job
behaviours. Also, it will identify the strategies for dealing with this
issue and diversity and the effects of Arab environment on
multi-civilizations organization.
Best Regards,
Dr. Alzober Ahmed
Counsellor
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Arab Organization for Human Rights
General Assembly
The American aggression on Fallojah renews the massacres against the
innocent people and leads to Arab and Palestinian comprehensive
deterioration
The Arab Organization of Human Rights watches with extreme anxious the
aggravation of American forces in Fallujah, Iraq, which is, considered a
big attack since the American Occupation under the pretext of being the
center of the pro-American city.
Also, they considered the city which gives sheltering people who have
relations with terrorist organizations. These pretexts are unlegal and
untrue alleged by foreign forces.
What makes the current situation even more serious in the American siege
around the city on the last days which prevent more than 200 thousands
of innocent people to escape from the city. This proves what had
happened will be repeated widely especially among women and children.
The organization does not only condemn the American attacks against
civilians but also asks the international society to do their duty
against Americans and to exert efforts to stop the present massacres. In
addition it also ask Arab government to adopt all necessary procedures
to end this attacks.
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The Team Work of Zajel
Dear Friends
Greetings from Palestine,
We would like to invite you to take a look on our invitation to join the
International Voluntary Work camp 2005, "For Better Future" on the
1st-20th August 2005.
We strongly encourage highly motivated and serious young men and women
to apply.
Don’t hesitate to contact us for the further details.
You are welcome to apply.
Yours
The Team Work of Zajel
Zajel Youth Exchange Program
Public Relations Department
An-Najah National University
Nablus, Palestine
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UNCTAD
Expert Meeting on Trade and Development Aspects
of Professional Services and Regulatory Frameworks
Expert Meeting on Trade and Development Aspects of Professional Services
and Regulatory Frameworks will be held from 17 to 19 January 2005 at
Palais des Nations, Geneva.
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UNCTAD
Expert Meeting on the Impact of FDI on Development
Expert Meeting on the Impact of FDI on Development, convened in
accordance with the decision taken by the Commission on Investment,
Technology and Related Financial Issues at its eighth session, will be
held from 24 to 26 January 2005. The Meeting will open at the Palais des
Nations, Geneva.
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UNCTAD
The UNCTAD secretariat is pleased to announce the forthcoming
World Summit on the Information Society Thematic Meeting on Measuring
the Information Society, which will take place in Geneva, Switzerland,
on 7-9 February 2005.
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United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
The Secretary General
Afro-Asian People’s Solidarity Organization (AAPSO)
Dear Sir,
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime is currently carrying out
the seventh survey on capital punishment and on the implementation of
the safeguards guaranteeing protection of the rights of those facing the
death penalty, covering the period 1999-2003.
A report will be prepared by the United Nations Office on Drugs and
Crime on the basis of replies received from Governments to the attached
survey instrument and the comments of specialized agencies and
intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, as well as others
sources, and submitted to the Commission on Crime Prevention and
Criminal Justice at its fourteenth session, to be held in Vienna from 18
to 27 May 2005, and to the Commission on Human Rights at its sixty-first
session, to be held in Geneva from 14 March to 22 April 2005.
The deadline for submitting comments is 1 December 2004.
Yours sincerely,
Director
Division for Treaty Affairs
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Secretariat of the Permanent Forum in
Indigenous Issues
Division for Social Policy and Development
Department of Economic and Social Affairs
Dear Friend,
I have the pleasure to inform you that the fourth session of the the
Permanent Forum in Indigenous Issues will be convened from 16 to 27 May
2005 at United Nations Headquarters in New York. The session will be
held in Conference Room II of the United nations Secretariat Building.
Best regards
yours sincerely
Elissavet Stamatopoulou
Chief
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Director, Division for Social Policy and
Development
Department of Economic and Social Affairs
Dear Sir,
I have the pleasure to inform you that the fifth session of the AD Hoc
Committee on a Comprehensive and Integral International Convention on
Protection and Promotion of the Rights and Dignity of Persons with
Disabilities is tentatively scheduled to take place in January 2005 at
the United Nations Headquarters in New York. The session will be held in
Conference Room 4 of the United Nations Secretariat Building.
Yours sincerely
Johan Schölvinck
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The Aspects of Egyptian Overpopulation Problem
- the share of a citizen in the national growth total is $ 1511 (2001).
- There is %16.7 of the inhabitants live under poverty line (1990-2001).
- There is 43,9 of the inhabitants live with $2 daily (2001).
- There is %11 in the age of five are under the balanced weight (2001).
- There is %12 of babies are low-level weight (2000).
- There is %44 in the age of 15 or more are uneducated.
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The Israeli-Palestinian Dialogue
A faithfulness world
Abu-Ammar still lives in the hearts of millions
We send our condolences from over broken hearts to all Palestinian
people by the death of the great Abu-Ammar the symbol of resistance and
dignity. All the last years, Arafat was our closed friend.
We saw with many people in the West Bank how the greatest leader was
honoured by the world leaders and peoples who knows him as a humble man
devoted himself for the sake of his faithful people who sacrificed
themselves for the struggle against occupation.
We pointed out to the behaviours of the Israeli leaders who still say
cheap lairs even after his death. This proves their deep rooted raciest
who was imprisoned him in the West Bank till his health was deteriorated
which is considered an unforgettable shameless incidents.
We will always remember Abu-Ammar who lives in our hearts as struggling
for ending the Israeli occupation and establishing the Palestinian State
with its capital Jerusalem.
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