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North Koreans shorter than South Koreans due to famine, poor diet

Pyongyang - A new study has shown that North Koreans are on average three inches shorter than South Koreans. The study attributes the observation to stunted growth from years of famine and poor diet.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 2 comments

Somalia famine spreads, 750,000 face ‘imminent starvation’

The UN agricultural agency on Monday said famine conditions have spread to a sixth area in Somalia and the growing food crisis in the Horn of Africa could put another 750,000 people at risk of “imminent starvation” within the next four months.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 4 comments

Somali-Canadians set prioritized famine response plan Special

Toronto - Concerned Somali-Canadians in Toronto converged at the Alliance Neighbourhood Services on Jane Street on the evening of August 17th for a community consultation meeting to map out an effective response plan for the ongoing famine in Somalia.
Digital Journal Report by Farid Omar - 1 comment

World wide focus on Somalia's plight only way to make a change

As the crisis in Somalia worsens more nations are sending government officials to see for themselves the need. What they are seeing with their own eyes tears at their hearts knowing that the children they touch most likely will not survive the ordeal.
In the Media by KJ Mullins

New Documentary Film Highlights the Plight of Somali Refugees Special

Toronto - Somali-led initiatives to raise greater awareness on the plight of Somali refugees took to the silver screen in Toronto and other western capitals with the recent screening of the acclaimed documentary, "Dadaab: Get There or Die Trying".
Digital Journal Report by Farid Omar

Heavy rains further hamper Somalia's famine crisis

Thousands of displaced Somalis fleeing drought and famine are now dealing with heavy rain and flooding which have left their make shift tents demolished.
In the Media by Samuel Okocha

UN calls emergency meeting: 11 million face famine in Somalia

Mogadishu - The UN has called an emergency meeting to address the developing humanitarian crisis in the Horn of Africa as an estimated 11 million people face famine in strife-torn Somalia.
In the Media by Christopher Szabo

Op-Ed: How Obama and Prince Philip planned the East African famine

If you thought the Kennedy assassination conspiracy theorists were living in cloud cuckooland, you haven’t heard of Lyndon LaRouche.
In the Media by Alexander Baron - 5 comments

Food-aid misappropriation claim a lie, says eyewitness

An eyewitness humanitarian worker has rejected a claim that aid agency funds were misused in Tigray during the Ethiopian famine in 1984–5.
In the Media by Andrew John

Despite Global Shortages, Americans Throw Out More Food Each Year

Famine and malnutrition ravage significant parts of the globe. Not the U.S., though. In America more and more food is being disposed of as waste and ending up in landfills
In the Media by Bob Gordon - 2 comments
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Why great famine that devastated China is barely a footnote
Famine conditions have ended in war-torn Somalia six months after they were first declared but the situation remains serious, the UN says.
Poor rainfall forecast for Somalia threatens its recovery from last year's devastating famine, aid agencies say.

Adrienne Arsenault, Toronto-based correspondent for The National, has fielded two questions from the CBC Community on famine zones and working with tight deadlines.

Thousands of needless deaths occurred from famine in East Africa last year because early warnings were ignored, say two of Britain's leading aid agencies.
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Famine Blogs

Eritrea and the Responsibility to Project

“From the standpoint of justice, the opinions of the Eritrean people must receive consideration. Nevertheless, the...
Dec 15, 2011 by Edward Miller

Kolam Drawing ~ An Enchanting Indian Art

A distinctive culture of South Indians is beautiful kolams drawn in multicolors. Kolam is an auspicious art of...
Oct 6, 2011 by Caroline Vimla

The Morality of Child Labor

From the comfort of their plush offices and five to six figure salaries, self-appointed NGO's often denounce child...
Mar 24, 2011 by Sam Vaknin - 1 comment

NGOs: The Self-Appointed Altruists

Their arrival portends rising local prices and a culture shock. Many of them live in plush apartments, or five star...
Mar 18, 2011 by Sam Vaknin

U.N. Security Council Votes to Annihilate all Warring Nations

U.N. Security Council member countries are at last going to carry out massive bombing attacks and political...
Oct 16, 2010 by Michael Cosgrove - 23 comments
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