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MarieSophie Libye : "ils laissent les blessés mourir dans les rues" LEMONDE.FR | 24.02.11 | 18h59 Revue de presse quotidienne des JT de la mi-journée. L’ambassadeur français chargé des droits de l’homme, François Zimeray, a estimé jeudi 24 février qu’il y a des “éléments précis et concordants pour une enquête pour crimes contre l’humanité” en Libye. Sur place, les témoins parlent de blessés, laissés à l’abandon dans les rues. Images : TF1 France 2 France 3 LCI BFM-TV iTélé
Mar 5, 2011

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MarieSophie "These people would not leave until President Hosni Mubarak has stepped down": Gallagher Fenwick, France 24 correspondent in Cairo. Live blogging on France 24: http://www.france24.com/en/20110201-l...
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MarieSophie AlJazeera : Somaliland has been hailed as a beacon of stability in the troubled Horn of Africa region since declaring independence from Somalia in 1991. But Al Jazeera's Mohamed Adow, reports that some experts now believe the self-declared republic is at crisis point, as an election row deepens. The current tension in Somaliland centres on the presidential election, which was due to have been held on September 27. The polls have been postponed indefinitely due to serious differences between the political
Nov 13, 2009

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MarieSophie Reuters : The U.N. is warning the world is on the brink of another food crisis ahead of a major international summit in Rome.
Nov 13, 2009

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MarieSophie AlJazeera : Egypt food subsidies face criticism For 50 years, Egypt's government has subsidised basic food items for the poor. Today, 65 million Egyptians benefit from the subsidies. But there is growing criticism that the government is not doing enough to guarantee that the cheap food rations are distributed to those who really need them. Critics say even some rich people can buy subsidised food and that some of it is sold on the black market. Al Jazeera's Amr El-Kahky reports from Egypt.
Nov 1, 2009

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MarieSophie Du début de l'année 2008 à maintenant, ce film parcourt la planète entre des lieux frappés par la crise alimentaire et d'autres où les dirigeants du monde doivent en débattre. Avec une question en tête "Cette crise est-elle passagère?" En voir plus sur : http://www.vodeo.tv/4-32-6435-le-debu...
Oct 30, 2009

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MarieSophie Momar NDAO président de l'ASCOSEN (association des consommateurs du Sénégal interpelle Jacques Diouf DG de la FAO sur la chaine de télévision France 24
Oct 30, 2009

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MarieSophie CNN : Officials urge calm as rioting continues in Haiti over high food and fuel costs. CNN's Lonzo Cook explains.
Oct 30, 2009

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MarieSophie http://www.euronews.net/ A group of Australian-bound Sri Lankan asylum seekers stranded in Indonesia staged a protest late Monday (October 26) to force the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to recognise their plight.
Oct 28, 2009

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MarieSophie France24 : Confrontés à une grave crise, les agriculteurs français ne cessent de manifester leur colère depuis plusieurs semaines. Nombre d'entre-eux sont contraints de vendre leurs exploitations.
Oct 28, 2009

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MarieSophie France24 : A la Une aujourd'hui: De l'Égypte à Haïti, les rues grondent contre la vie chère provoquée par une pénurie des aliments de base. Débats avec la porte-parole du Programme alimentaire mondial.
Oct 26, 2009

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MarieSophie World Bank : World Bank Group President Robert Zoellick is calling on leaders of the world's richest countries and major oil producers to act now on surging food and oil prices. Zoellick says the world is entering "a danger zone," and about 10 billion US dollars are needed to meet the short term needs of the places and people hit hardest. Liberia is one of those...rising food prices have pushed 200 thousand people into poverty there.
Oct 26, 2009

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MarieSophie VOA video : The rising cost of food has triggered riots in a number of countries in recent weeks. Economic policy makers warn that the inflationary effect could push millions back into poverty. And aid organizations are concerned that they will not be able to feed the poorest of the poor. VOA's Brian Padden reports on the global food crisis
Oct 26, 2009

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MarieSophie AlJazeera : The land-locked Southeast Asian nation of Laos is one of the poorest in the world and facing a food crisis. Half of the children in the country's rural areas are suffering from malnutrition, and some people go to great lengths to put food on the table.
Oct 26, 2009

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MarieSophie AlJazeeraEnglish : People & Power examines the causes of the world food crisis that has lead to protests in more than 20 countries.
Oct 26, 2009

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MarieSophie AlJazeeraEnglish : More than two hundred people have been arrested across Egypt after a day of protest over rising food prices and low wages. The worst trouble was in the northern city of Mahalla, where thousands of people battled with riot police. The violence there came late in the day, after it appeared a heavy security presence had succeeded in preventing any trouble. Paul Allen reports.
Oct 26, 2009