Iraq refugees cost Jordan 2.2 billion dollars
Associated Free Press
February 13, 2008
Making a Case for a Pause in Troop Cutbacks in Iraq
New York Times
February 13, 2008
Emergency Appeal Targets $265 Million for Aid in Iraq
United Nations Press Release
February 12, 2008
Red Cross Appealing for $19M for Iraq
Associated Free Press
February 12, 2008
Imagine 50 Million American Refugees
The Nation
February 11, 2008
WFP, UNHCR boost assistance to Iraqi refugees in Syria amid lack of funds
AME Info
February 11, 2008
Russia to Write Off Iraqi Debt, Increase Investment
Bloomberg Press
February 10, 2008
Sweden debates Iraq refugee policy: Sweden has taken in far more Iraqi refugees than the U.S. has
The Statesman
February 10, 2008
Army Buried Study Faulting Iraq Planning
New York Times
February 10, 2008
For Broken Iraqis, A Haven of Healing: Children Shattered by War Find Care, Kindness in Jordan
Washington Post
February 10, 2008
Sister from Rochester speaks out on behalf of Iraqi refugees in squalid conditions
Catholic Courier
February 8, 2008
Rep. Hastings and Dingell Call on Secretary Rice to Layout Long-Term Plan for Iraqi Refugee Crisis
Congressional Press Release
February 5, 2008
Iraqi Refugee and IDP Assessment Report
American Friends Service Committee
January 2008
EPIC Dispatches from Iraq and around the world on the crisis facing Iraqis and on the agencies and individuals making a difference.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
2 comments:
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At least we know the refugee problem is getting some print. Thanks for the articles.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the field has been narrowed down. Time to start hitting Obama & McCain with direct questions on the refugee crisis.
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