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British University in Dubai applies sustainable development techniques in design of its new campus Shaikh Ahmad Bin Saeed Al Maktoum, chairman of British University in Dubai, after inaugurating the new green campus. Image Credit: FRANCOIS NEL/Gulf News
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Education
19 hours ago
Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Salam Fayyad says he has a plan: Build a de facto Palestinian state by mid-2011, then with all the trappings of statehood in place, invite Israel to recognize the well-functioning Palestinian state and withdraw from
Education
1 day ago
WAM TUNISIA, March 8th, 2010: The Arab conference on 'Fighting Violence Against Women, a Consecration of Universal Values' was inaugurated here at the Tunisian Presidential Palace by Tunisia's First Lady Leila Ben Ali, current Chairwoman of the Arab
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Womens Issues
1 day ago
appointed advocate for gender justice within Caricom Dr Rosina Wiltshire is warning that until violence against women is addressed, the downward slide of societies across the region, including growing violence in schools and communities would ...
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General Social WorkEducationCriminal JusticeWomens Issues
1 day ago
Protesters, mostly women, march towards the Presidential Palace to mark the global celebration of International Womens Day Monday in Manila, Philippines. The women are marching together for their continuing struggle and commitment for freedom, justice
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Womens IssuesCriminal Justice
1 day ago
DOHA: Kuwait is a pioneer in the domain of charity and in supporting ailing societies, Secretary General of Fahad Al-Ahmad International Award for Charity Dr Shibib Al-Zaabi said yesterday. The fact that Kuwaiti humanitarian aid covers various countries
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Charities and Volunteerism
1 day ago
Bowing to international pressure, the Interior Ministry has announced it will resume granting work permits to foreigners working in most international non governmental organizations in the Palestinian territories, including East Jerusalem. ...
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Charities and Volunteerism
1 day ago
BBC Human rights organisations in Cambodia have called for the government to tackle the rising incidence of rape. A report by Amnesty International says victims have limited access to justice, medical services and counselling. It claims that rape cases
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Charities and VolunteerismHealth and CareCriminal Justice
1 day ago
Palestinian women take part in a rally marking International Woman's Day in the West Bank city of Hebron on Monday. (EPA) The majority of women in Gaza are being denied their inheritance rights, a survey by a Gaza-based women’s rights advocacy group
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Womens Issues
2 days ago
DHAMAR, March 08 (Saba)- Secretary General of Dhamar Local Council Mujahid al-Ansi discussed on Monday with representatives of the Yemeni Red Crescent and French Red Cross related preparations to implement the project of reinforcing food security in the g
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Charities and Volunteerism
2 days ago
Russian President Vladimir Putin pledged to do more to promote gender equality in Russia as he congratulated women on Women's Day, one of the country's most beloved holidays.
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Womens Issues
2 days ago
Agence France Presse (AFP) DUBAI: The ruler of the wealthy Gulf emirate of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammad bin Rashid al-Maktoum, launched a charity drive on Wednesday to help educate 1 million children in poor countries. The six-week long Dubai Cares fundraising
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Charities and VolunteerismChildren and ParentingHousing and PovertyEducationHealth and Care
2 days ago
Thousands of people are needlessly having legs, feet and toes amputated because of a failure to treat foot diseases properly. More than 11,000 people in England suffered amputation of a lower limb because of disease last year - a 7% rise since 2004-05.
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Government PolicyHealth and Care
2 days ago
The government faces criticism over allegations of abuse of asylum seekers by British guards during their detention and removal from this country. A report to be published this week is expected to make recommendations regarding the use of force by
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Minorities and Immigration
2 days ago
ABOVE: Taxpayers will be forved to fork out millions more in benefits for EU migrants TAXPAYERS will be forced to fork out ­millions more in benefits for EU migrants because of changes in the law. At the moment immigrants from eastern European countries
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Minorities and Immigration
2 days ago
NNA - 7/3/2010 - Marking the occasion of International Women's Day, the Spanish Embassy in Beirut issued a press release today, which stated that, 'On the occasion of the International Day of Women, the Embassy of Spain would like to reaffirm the
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Womens Issues
2 days ago
British University in applies sustainable development techniques in design of its new campus By Rania Moussly, Staff Reporter And Amelia Naidoo, Editor Published: 00:00 March 7, 00 Shaikh Ahmad Bin Saeed Al Maktoum, chairman of British University in ,
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Education
3 days ago
CAIRO: The idea of celebrating Womens Day was spearheaded for the first time during the womens labor movements in the first decade of the 20th century. Womens labor participation worldwide in the 1910s was minimal, but still these pioneering women took
Daily News Egypt via Moreover.com News 
Womens Issues
3 days ago
Yemen, Iraq and the Palestinian territories see regression. Women in the Middle East have made notable advances over the past five years, with modest overall improvements in women's rights, literacy, educational attainment, political participation and
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Womens IssuesEducation
3 days ago
BAHRAIN'S culture and traditions were showcased during an event held at a top school in the US. International Night was held at the Franklin Sherman Elementary School in Washington DC and featured 15 countries from the Arab world. More than 500 students,
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Education
3 days ago
Manama, Mar 6 (Petra) -- A meeting on social and professional equality for women journalists got underway in the Bahraini capital Manama on Saturday to discuss the condition of female media workers in the Arab world and the Middle East. The 2-day
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Womens Issues
4 days ago
Pupils as young as four will have extra-curricular classes in free running, breakdancing and Brazilian martial arts. London: More than 1,000 lifestyle coaches are being recruited to give 'couch potato' primary school children lessons in yoga and
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Government PolicyChildren and ParentingEducation
4 days ago
MPs voted by 206 to 90 to replace it with the gender neutral ‘chair' as part of sweeping reforms in the Commons. London: Parliament has banished the word ‘chairman' from its proceedings for being too sexist. MPs voted by 206 to 90 to replace it with
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Womens Issues
4 days ago
, 23:11, (ROMA VIRTUAL NETWORK ) The UK Association of Gypsy Women have registered grave concerns with the European Union Rule of Law Mission (EULEX) in Kosovo, on the disgraceful and degrading treatment metered out by the Kosovo Police in an incident on
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Womens IssuesCriminal Justice
4 days ago
WASHINGTON: President Barack Obama plans to focus attention on immigration next week by meeting at the White House with two senators crafting a bill on the issue. White House spokesman Nicholas Shapiro said Obama will meet with Democratic Sen. Chuck
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Minorities and Immigration
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