News headlines in June 2012, page 3

  1. Rio Outcome Bleak With No New Funding*

    - Inter Press Service

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  2. U.N. Paper Factory Threatened with Closure

    - Inter Press Service

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  3. Former Militants in Pakistan Hunted Down by Taliban

    - Inter Press Service

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  4. Spicing Tradition With Taste

    - Inter Press Service

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  5. Rio+20: Creating a Future Girls Want

    - Inter Press Service

  6. After the Curtain Call, a Crackdown Begins

    - Inter Press Service

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  7. ‘Armed Youth’ to Rock Rio

    - Inter Press Service

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  8. EUROPE: Rights Groups Call for Effective Investigations of Crimes Against Roma

    - Inter Press Service

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    BRATISLAVA, Jun 19 (IPS) - Rights groups have called on governments in Central and Eastern Europe to publicly condemn violence against Roma, as a family was gunned down in Slovakia in the latest example of what monitors say is a rising tide of violence against Europe’s largest ethnic minority.

  9. The Resurgence of Polio in Nigeria

    - Inter Press Service

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    Twelve-year-old Sunday Oderinde sits by the side of the road with both legs folded under him and watches his friends play a game of soccer on the streets of Iwaya, a suburb in Lagos, Nigeria. It is a game that he would love to join in but cannot.

  10. Environment in Trouble in Most Biodiverse African Country

    - Inter Press Service

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    Ranked fifth in the world in terms of animal and plant diversity, the Democratic Republic of Congo is considered to be a treasure chest of biodiversity and a vital regulator of global warming.

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