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Monday, 23 February 2014

Lebanon's Storms Add Insult to Injury for Syrian Refugees

As Lebanon endures its third winter storm since January, reports of Syrian refugees suffering from the cold are already surfacing. Nearly 25% of Lebanon's population consists of refugees.

US Government Eases Sanctions to Allow Export of Personal Communications Tools to Sudan

The US government has issued a general license amending sanctions on Sudan to allow the export of certain personal communications technologies.

Banned From Filmmaking, This Iranian Director Ignored His Government—and It's Paying Off

In 2010, the Iranian government slapped filmmaker barred Jafar Panahi from filmmaking for 20 years. Panahi has defied the ban, going on to win Berlin International Film Festival's Golden Bear.

Peru's Indigenous Communities Defend Their Territory From Oil Pollution

Achuar and Kichwa communities, from the Corrientes and Tigre rivers basins in the Peruvian Amazon, took a base of the Pluspetrol company, paralyzing the production of 14 oil wells.
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