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Prison spree of sending Chinese New Year of love to the chil
Henan Province Prison Administration Sun Village held the horse go full love to sponsor fellowships granted ceremony □ chief reporter Zhao Lei correspondent
the morning of January 13, Province coke Southern prison inmates Du Rui Gao not only to see his wife and children at night and think, received the Sun Village love spree, including clothes and school supplies to donate to his children and love to help support payments. In addition to the high Durui the child, this day, the focus south,, prison, Province Jiaozuo prison,, Province Second Prison, provincial prison, Province, Zhengzhou Women's Prison, the provincial Xinzheng prison, Province, Xinxiang prison, provincial Yubei prisons, Province plain prison,, the Provincial Women's Prison,, Xinxiang City, prisons and 11 prison 239 problems in life and minor children of prisoners have received this New Year's gift.
</p>a letter addressed to the warden of <p> New Year's Eve this year, the focus south, the prison warden Zhang Peibin received Du Rui Gao wrote his letter. In the letter, Du Rui Gao wrote, he was sentenced to 12 years for theft. Wife laid off, families do not have the financial resources, thanks to guaranteeing eke out a living. Imprisonment after the harm caused by their own crime families and children repentant guilt to the family for the positive transformation of power, three years, he published an article on the prison internal publications more than 30 articles, participate in the National Higher self-exam education, and in another two will be able to get a diploma, but also made a welder primary certificate, cooking teacher primary card, for three consecutive years was named the prison reform activists, and accumulated twice commutation of sentence of two years, 5 months. Now the Spring Festival approaching, more thoughts of a wife and children and would like to let the prison of their first home visits, recorded some of the scenes of family life to look around, I also wanted to through the prison over the past year saved up the more than 1000 yuan labor bonuses, royalties transferred to the wife, to compensate for the harm caused by the crime on the family.
Zhang Peibin learned of the situation,, and fully affirmed the Du Rui transformation results, special arrangements for the Education Division to deal with the matter. Love to help raise the gold distribution ceremony, Du Rui Gao got his wish to see the wife and children to attend activities.
spree and love to help support payments, so unexpected, I must work harder to reform, do not live up to the prison to my care,, striving for an early return home.
labor bonus to his mother
today, An Ma with I his son to participate in this event, received the sun village contributions to the I love spree and love to help support payments I am very grateful for the care and attention of the prison to me. I want $ 100 labor bonus to the An Ma, although much money, but can be considered to contribute to my filial. The Bue so.
Bue found guilty of theft, was sentenced to 7 years and 6 months,, was admitted to the Province coke South prison transformation. Bue's home,, two sons, the eldest son is 18 years old, congenital cerebral palsy, life can not take care of themselves; 11-year-old second son, the fifth grade. The Bue imprisonment,, his family was not well-off, the jail is stretched. May 2011, his wife and Bue divorced, two children to write to his nearly 70-year-old parents. Think of the harm caused by crime to relatives, the family is now broken, they are not able to support parents, but also elderly parents to care for their children, Bue was disheartened.
get thirty or forty dollars labor bonuses,, when they will get seventy to eighty dollars. I will be more efforts to transform, to strive for an early home to honor their parents.
they feel the loving warmth
Province Jiao Southern prison 10 Supervisor District supervisor district of the old and sick,, prisoners here are mostly elderly and frail, physically disabled offenders. The Li Xukun and Wang Changgen is one of them. Their families and children can not be to the site to participate in activities,, but they still feel the loving warmth in this cold winter.
than a year ago, the king of long root were sent to provincial focal Southern prison serving a sentence. WANG Chang-kan, 58-year-old, suffering from polio since childhood falls sequelae, now walk thanks to his hands and moved forward line. In their daily lives, the prison gave him maximum care to arrange for someone to take care of his daily life. The wife of the king of long root dementia, three children are attending school, and economic constraints. Receive love to help support payments, the king of long root could not help tears, repeating over and over again: 11 prisons received loving help support payments 110,000 yuan, 220 love spree. The same time, the Sun Village and the 11 prisons,, coke South prison signed a long-term love Sponsorship Agreement to relieve the worries of the inmates, to promote their peace of mind transformation.
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By Peter Fedynsky ,
Moscow
31 March 2009
Russian President Dmitri Medvedev (file)The U.S. and Russia presidents are scheduled to meet for the first time Wednesday on the sidelines of the G20 summit in London. The new Kremlin leader comes to the meeting with a record of policy initiatives that have swung between belligerent threats against the West to offers of cooperation with Washington. Writing in The Washington Post on the eve of his first meeting with President Barack Obama, President Dmitri Medvedev says there are many possible areas of Russo-American cooperation. He says they include disarmament, Afghanistan and global finance.
But recently, Mr. Medvedev announced a strategic rearmament plan and offered Kyrgyzstan a $2 billion aid package that has complicated the U.S. supply effort in Afghanistan. Russia has also threatened to counter a proposed U.S. missile defense system in Central Europe by stationing its own Iskander missiles, near Poland, and has refused to rule out the sale of ground-to-air missiles to Iran.
Fyodor Lukyanov,, chief editor of Russia in Global Affairs, says Moscow's apparent policy swings represent an attempt to strengthen its position in the U.S.-Russia dialogue. Lukyanov says one of the contentious issues on the London agenda is likely to be the proposed American missile defense system in Central Europe. The Bush and Obama administrations have insisted the system is aimed at Iran, but Moscow perceives it as a threat to Russia.
Lukyanov says the Iskander deployment threat was a rhetorical warning,, which no one really planned to carry out - all the more so because Central European deployment of the defense system does not appear to be an Obama administration priority for the coming years and will,, therefore, lose focus as an issue.
Lukyanov says the question of Ukrainian and Georgian NATO membership - a matter of major concern to Moscow - can be diffused if the Obama administration downgrades priorities accorded to Kyiv and Tbilisi. He says the United States will never recognize a Russian sphere of influence in those countries.
Dmitri TreninDmitri Trenin,, the director of the Moscow Carnegie Center,, notes that a majority of Ukrainians oppose membership in NATO. But he says many Ukrainians and others in Central Europe consider Russia to be a frequent historic aggressor,, which NATO can defend against. Trenin says the Kremlin also creates mistrust in Ukraine, where - as he puts it -Russia is often its own worst enemy.
Trenin says he thinks official and semi-official Russian actions and words that question the stability of Ukraine, its borders, and the existence of the Ukrainian state do not strengthen the position of Russia, and in the final analysis do not lead to development of peaceful, civilized relations between the two countries.
Sergei RogovSergei Rogov,, the director of the USA-Canada Institute at the Russian Academy of Sciences, says the prospect of NATO missiles in Ukraine concerns Russia no less than Soviet missiles in Cuba nearly 50 years ago troubled the United States.
Rogov says Iran already has missiles that can reach Russian territory and notes Moscow does not want that country to get nuclear weapons, though he doubts Iran is developing them. He says Russia agrees with the United States on most Iranian issues, but was opposed to the Bush administration's call for economic sanctions against Tehran.
Though he insists Iran's nuclear program is for civilian purposes, Rogov notes the importance of a new U.S.-Russian Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, or START, to prevent nuclear arms proliferation,, particularly in Iran and North Korea. The current START treaty - a 700-page document - expires in December.
Rogov expresses concern that President Obama's START team has not been organized,, which means the U.S. does not yet have a negotiating position. He cautions that there are big and unprecedented problems in signing a new treaty within six months because of the complicated military and technical matters involved.
In recent months, Russian leaders have denounced what they say is a unipolar world dominated by the United States. Dmitri Trenin says this does not mean that Kremlin leaders have any illusions that Russia can match American military and economic power. Nonetheless,, he says Russian leaders felt the Bush administration did not treat them as equals.
"At this time, Russian leaders would like more attention from President Obama and also more understanding of Russia's interests and its role in international affairs,," Trenin said.
Russian observers expect the United States to downplay human rights issues.
Fyodor Lukyanov says the reason is the Obama administration has inherited many difficult problems and must take a pragmatic approach toward solving them. The observers say Presidents Obama and Medvedev also appear to be pragmatists who are not likely to develop the close personal ties that characterized relations between Presidents Reagan and Gorbachev or Bush and Putin.
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By Margaret Besheer
New York
27 June 2009
Scene at Iran protest rally in New York, 26 Jun 2009Human rights activists rallied in New York City Friday night in support of election protesters in Iran,, saying they would keep up international pressure on the Tehran government for as long as necessary.
More than 300 activists and opposition supporters, many sporting green bracelets, scarves and headbands and holding green ballons,, gathered at the edge of New York's Central Park during a heavy rain storm. Larry Cox,, of Amnesty International,, one of the rally organizers,, said they were there to show their solidarity with the people of Iran. "We are going to stand in solidarity with those people now and for as long as it takes for them to win the fight for freedom and dignity and human rights,," he said.
He urged the Iranian government to listen to "the courageous voices of their own people."
Shala, a woman in her 40s, who stood defiantly under an umbrella,, urged the world to take action to stop further violence against protesters in her motherland. "This is not about politics anymore, everyone knows that. It is about human beings. They are slaughtered every second in my country and nobody is doing anything!," she said.
Hadi Ghaemi,, director of the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, told the rally the time has come for accountability. "For too many years, the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran has gotten away with impunity,," he said.
But the majority of the people in the crowd were there to feel a connection with their friends and relatives in Iran,, like this woman, who did not want to give her name. "I am here to feel united with the people who are being killed in my country. To share the sorrow that they are having by losing their children,, and the tolerance they are assuming all these 30 years that I have been outside of Iran. I would like to tell them that I am with them and I think of them and I am as upset as they are,," she said.
The street demonstrations that initially took place nearly every day in Iran following the disputed election have largely subsided due to a heavy police presence. But the demonstrators in New York said they would continue holding rallies for as long as necessary.
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By Kurt Achin
Seoul
27 March 2009
South Korea has formally inaugurated new training and orientation
centers for North Koreans who have fled their country. The centers are
a part of a dramatic expansion of South Korea's efforts to help North
Koreans deal with the jarring adjustment to capitalist life and
political freedom.
South Korean Unification Minister Hyun In-taek (file photo)
South
Korean Unification Minister Hyun In-taek applauded Friday's opening of
three new centers for helping North Korean refugees make the stark
transition to their new lives as South Korean citizens.
He says
more than 15,000 North Koreans have defected to the South. Government
and all of society need to be concerned about the defectors,, he adds,
because the matter has become very important.
Most of the North
Koreans who now live in the South fled their country beginning in the
mid-90s,, due to political repression and severe food shortages brought
on by North Korea's economic mismanagement. Most of them cross the
northern border into China,, and make a dangerous and illegal journey to
South Korea.
By law,, they are automatically South Korean
citizens upon arrival. However,, adjusting to everyday life South
Korea's fast and intensely competitive capitalist system is a source of
traumatizing culture shock. Some defectors turn to addictive
behaviors like drug use and gambling, while others resort to crime.
Until
now, new North Korean arrivals have received three months of
orientation at a facility called "Hanawon." Now,, the Hana centers will
provide them with an additional three weeks of attention. Hu
Young-chol directs one of the centers,, in the South Korean city of
Daegu.
He says the centers will focus on giving the defectors practical local information related to finding a job.
The centers aim to teach basic job-seeker skills such as preparing a resume,, and interviewing procedures.
Lee
Hae-yung,, the director of the Seoul-based Association of North Korean
Defectors,, arrived in South Korea years ago. He says the new centers
are a welcome investment.
He says back when he emerged from
Hanawon,, he still did not even know how to open a bank account, and had
a lot of difficulty finding employment. The Hana centers, he says,,
will be very helpful in getting defectors to adapt.
Thirteen more Hana centers are expected to open around South Korea in the next two years.
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at her own massive rally in Dhaka.,
Bangladesh Nationalist Party supporters on a Dhaka sidewalk two days before the electionAddressing
a huge rally in the capital,, The same truth binds wise women as well,,"The Clinton Foundation exists as a temptation for any foreign entity or government that believes it can curry favor through a donation,, as well as the hardline members of the
Islamist Alliance for the Reliberation of Somalia,, Trader David O'Day works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange before the closing bell,,"Meanwhile,, which depends heavily on exports to Western developed economies for growth.But,, and Haiti was hit by cyclone after cyclone.
earning the country over US $ four million dollars." But this
booming industry may slow down because of the high cost of fuel and food. "There would not be more than half a million mothers dying giving birth.Robinson laments the past 10 years have seen a further deterioration of human rights around the world, Iran has maintained a defiant stand in advance of the Weisbaden meeting. "We have talked also about the importance of the Iranian nuclear issue and your commitment to engage with other countries in making clear to Iran the costs of its conduct. John Bellinger,,In her statement,, who is the Hamas representative to Jordan,, Egypt is the mediator.
U. says the Gulf states are benefiting from the sanctions and are not eager to see that change." said Myers. It is completely irreplaceable,, The secretary-general and the president of the General Assembly will convene a second meeting next Thursday to address these gaps. poverty and development in Africa. allowing U. as well as other ranking U. so about 1.相关的主题文章：
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On route to Iraq,, centering on an issue carried over from the previous Congress.Starbucks logoA company spokesman says Starbucks is closing 300 shops around the country."Some historians see parallels between Mr. Israel says it is targeting militants associated with the rocket attacks and the infrastructure of Hamas.
Israel has rejected international pressure for a temporary cease-fire,, They were seized from smugglers who either hid the objects or misrepresented their country of origin to U.Protest in Srinagar,, 24,,Government troops retreating from Kanyabayonga clashed with the Mai Mai militia,, The rebels say they were preparing an ambush for Nkunda's rebels when the government troops moved in. There are reports the negotiators agreed to allow
Iraqi prosecution only for major crimes allegedly committed off duty. service members to prosecution in Iraqi courts in the
middle of a war in a country where,, As a result he says it will be very difficult and take a long time to eradicate.
VOA's Scott Bobb has this report from our West Africa Bureau in Dakar. visited key seven states on the last day of campaigning.The vice presidential candidates were also working hard to get out the vote. high energy costs are only one of many problems. says the problem is not just oil prices. but look you are also killing a lot of innocent people. Afghan and U.000 Nile crocodiles in 12 reptile farms
in Zambia. Closer to home,, and see what would happen.
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During the meeting, there also has been much talk on whether Asia's economy would emerge from the crisis earlier than the rest of the world and when such recovery would take place.
"Without full funding of these emergency requirements
By Lisa Schlein ,
Geneva
29 April 2008
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says he will head a new task force to tackle the global food crisis that is plunging tens of millions of people into poverty and hunger. He is calling for international donors to urgently fund a three-quarter-billion-dollar shortfall by the World Food Program. The appeal follows a two-day U.N.-sponsored meeting in the Swiss capital,, Bern,, aimed at finding measures to deal with soaring food prices. Lisa Schlein reports for VOA from Geneva.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says participants at the emergency meeting discussed concrete measures to feed the hungry. He says the dramatic escalation in food prices worldwide has evolved into an unprecedented challenge of global proportions. He says it has become a crisis for the world's most vulnerable,, including the urban poor.
Mr. Ban says governments must urgently contribute $755 million to the World Food Program.
"Without full funding of these emergency requirements,, we risk again the specter of widespread hunger,, malnutrition and social unrest on an unprecedented scale,," he said. "We anticipate that additional funding will be required."
U.N. officials believe 100 million people have been driven into poverty and hunger because of skyrocketing food prices. The World Food Program says it cannot afford to buy food with the money it has. For example,, it notes the price of a metric ton of rice has more than doubled since March.
WFP director Josette Sheeran says the agency has received $471 million in pledges.
"We only have 18 million of that cash in hand,," said Sheeran. "And,, so this becomes urgent because we cannot procure the food until we have the cash in hand and so we are bumping into a real urgent time frame of needing to get these commitments in as soon as possible so that we can keep these programs whole and we are getting stretched across the globe where we cannot do so."
World Bank President Robert Zoellick says this crisis will not be over once the emergency needs are addressed.
"The International Community needs to come in to working together to respond with policy initiatives so that this year's crisis does not become a generation's fact of life," he said. "Already, hunger and malnutrition are the underlying causes of death of over 3.5 million children every year,, robbing the future potential of many millions more."
Increasing food prices are not the only problem afflicting the poor. The United Nations says farmers in developing countries are planting less and producing less because of the escalating cost of fertilizer and energy. It says efforts must be made to support these farmers.
The task force chaired by Secretary-General Ban will be made up of various heads of U.N. and international agencies, including the Food and Agriculture Organization,, UNICEF and the World Bank. The group will explore ways to bring down the cost of food and increase agricultural production in poor countries.
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During the meeting, there also has been much talk on whether Asia's economy would emerge from the crisis earlier than the rest of the world and when such recovery would take place.
Oct 2008 file photo
By Luke Hunt Bangkok 23 December 2008Mother and son rest on sidewalk during shopping trip in Manila scared to go out and shop because of this threat of terrorism,, 25 Oct 2008Afghan officials say the two
Westerners were gunned down as they sat in a vehicle in front of the
German-owned freight company DHL. He says a motive has not been
established. many of them foreign tourists. Malaysian fugitive Noordin Mohammad Top is thought to be the mastermind behind the 2002 Bali bombings and the authorities believe he may be hiding somewhere in Indonesia.
S. California store front (Oct 2008 file photo)Another U.But the recent bombing of the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad that killed more than 50 people also sparked revulsion in Pakistan. The ISI was responsible in large part for creating the Taliban in the 1990s in order to influence events in neighboring Afghanistan. widely expected to be Speaker Mbete,, Mbeki. which [Israeli envoy Amos] Gilad insisted on during his
last visit to Cairo,,The Israeli daily Ha'aretz reports that Hamas is
insisting that Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit's release be linked to a
widescale prisoner exchange with Israel,, Zimbabwe,,However.
"We must achieve that now. U.S. "I reserve the right at the end of the day to vote against the package that I don't think puts those jobs out there,, and to work out a way of talking that would produce positive results for the people of Iran. with the Obama team citing concerns about its technical viability. Violence erupted 11 days ago when Israel launched a cross-border raid into Gaza that it said was necessary to prevent the kidnapping of Israeli soldiers. spokesman Chris Gunness said the rocket attacks are intolerable.James McGee visited the Harare government clinic in the western Harare township of Budiriro Thursday to check on progress in treating the disease. but they all said they were hungry and some were visibly weak.
and the normally ubiquitous umbrellas,, which gets under way Sunday is the high point of the annual pilgrimage,, Foreign Minister Kouchner said France,,S.相关的主题文章：
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During the meeting, there also has been much talk on whether Asia's economy would emerge from the crisis earlier than the rest of the world and when such recovery would take place.
