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Archive for May 7th, 2007

Iraq: ICRC steps up humanitarian response

ICRC steps up humanitarian response
Geneva (ICRC) – The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) today asked donors for an additional 35 million Swiss francs to allow it to substantially expand its humanitarian work in Iraq.
The additional funds requested will bring the organization’s total budget for Iraq in 2007 to just […]

Tell Us Something We Didn’t Know

Israel ‘routinely tortures prisoners’
By Steve Weizman in Jerusalem
Published: 07 May 2007

Israel’s Shin Bet security service tortures Palestinian prisoners during interrogations in defiance of a 1999 court ruling outlawing such practices, two of the country’s human rights groups said yesterday.

Interrogators beat suspects, shackle them in painful, contorted positions and deprive them of sleep for […]

I cry every time a man has sex with me and they usually hit me because I am crying.

I am posting below a report from IRIN earlier this year you should also see this report from markfromireland Getting Tougher on The Streets I get so tired and angry when Iraki exiles who left during the Saddam years and now live in safety and comfort in Europe and America deny this goes on. […]

EU preparing new aid for Iraqi refugees

DAMASCUS , 7 May 2007 (IRIN) - The European Union (EU) is preparing to boost its assistance to Iraqi refugees in Syria by a further €6 million, building on the €10.2 million it gave regional partners in March.

Photo: J.Wreford/UNHCR

Young Iraqis play soccer in a district of Damascus. At least 500,000 Iraqis are currently living […]

Families begin to flee Baghdad suburb as US-led forces strike

Photo: DVIC

US troops on patrol in Sadr City, Baghdad

BAGHDAD, 7 May 2007 (IRIN) - Dozens of families started to flee Sadr City, the main Shi’a district of Baghdad, on Sunday following raids by US-led forces against suspected militants.
“The raids were unexpected and, as Sadr City is a violent neighbourhood, some families are fleeing the […]

Hundreds of displaced children in south unable to get school places

NAJAF/BASRA, 7 May 2007 (IRIN) - The increase in the number of displaced children in the southern governorates has left hundreds of students out of school, according to education departments in the south.

Photo: Afif Sarhan/IRIN

Poverty has forced children to work on the streets to help their families

“The most affected governorates are Najaf, Basra and […]