Mbulim i plotė: Ishujt Marshall
02.03.2007
Indonesiassa, Pakistanissa ja Marshall-saarilla toteutettu pilottihanke osoitti, että kehitysmaiden kansalaiset voivat lisäkoulutuksen avulla osallistua nykyistä enemmän julkisten varojen käytön suunnitteluun ja päätöksentekoon. Demokratian ja avoimmuuden kasvattaminen herättivät kuitenkin myös vastustusta.
Mė tepėrNga: Ulkoministeriö Tema tė ngjashme: [Indonezi] [Pakistan] [Te drejtat e njeriut] [shoqeria civile] [Demokraci] [Qeverisje] |
04.07.2006
June 30th marked the painful 60th anniversary of nuclear testing on the Marhsall Islands, a date of which many Americans are unaware. Jane Goodall and Rick Asselta write that Americans must acknowledge the damage done to make sure such horrors are not perpetrated again.
Mė tepėrNga: Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Pamje Jane Goodall: Many Marshallese Islanders still suffer the consequences of nuclear testing 60 years ago. © Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
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02.03.2006
Sixty years ago, the United States began 12 years of nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands that released radiation dwarfing what the citizens of Hiroshima saw. It's time for the U.S. to properly address the legacy of illness, forced relocation, and social and cultural ills imposed on the indigenous communities there, say activists.
Mė tepėrNga: Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Tema tė ngjashme: [Shtetet e Bashkuara] [Te drejtat indigjene] [Armė bėrthamore] Pamje A Nuclear Weapons Test in 1951 © Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
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24.05.2005
U.S. use of the Marshall Islands as a laboratory for atomic and thermonuclear testing as well as human radiation experiments has irreperably damaged life in the Pacific country. Tony de Brum, a Marshallese indigenous rights activist, told delegates at the Non-Proliferation Treaty Conference how this non-"rogue state" has already done tremendous damage with nuclear weapons.
Mė tepėrNga: Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Tema tė ngjashme: [Shtetet e Bashkuara] [Shendetesi] [Te drejtat indigjene] [Gjeopolitike] [Armė bėrthamore] Pamje Nuclear Weapons Test in 1951 © Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
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22.02.2001
High tides in the low-lying South Pacific island of Kiribati have temporarily flooded the capital Tarawa, while other islands in the region are also in danger.
Mė tepėrNga: Inter Press Service Tema tė ngjashme: [Kiribati] [Papua New Guinea] [Oqeani] [Ndryshimi I klimes] |



