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CULTURE:
A Message of Equality from Anti-Racism Talks
DURBAN,
Sep 7 (IPS) - If
the medium is the message, then the UN World Conference has
been a week of powerful anti-racist consciousness-raising.
RIGHTS:
Victims Speak about their Experiences with Racism
DURBAN,
Sep 7 (IPS) - Twenty-one people who told the World Conference
Against Racism about their experience with racism in a special
forum entitled 'Voices' have called for their voices never
to be forgotten .
RIGHTS:
NGOs on the Link between AIDS Race and Discrimination
DURBAN,
SEP 5 (IPS) - To understand the racial and other discrimination
that the HIV/AIDS epidemic trails in its devastating wake,
take a walk in the park across the road from the venue of
the UN World Conference Against Racism .
RIGHTS:
Pleas for Flexibility as U.S. Israel Pull out of UN Meet
DURBAN,
Sep 4 (IPS) - An emotionally charged day followed the pull-out
from the conference by the United States and Israel on Monday
as the fall-out from the Middle East continued to scald the
UN World Conference Against Racism.
RIGHTS:
U.S., Israel Abandon Anti-Racism Talks
DURBAN,
Sep 3 (IPS) - The United States and Israel, faced with an
implacable wall of support for Palestine, pulled out of the
U.N. World Conference Against Racism Monday .
RIGHTS:
Genetics Seen to Breed New Forms of Discrimination
DURBAN,
Sep 3 (IPS) - Genetic research and experimentation have raised
the spectre of new forms of discrimination, the World Conference
Against Racism heard Monday .
RIGHTS:
From Far and Wide, Tales of Woe Told at Anti-Racism Meet
DURBAN,
Sep 3 (IPS) - For two months Nusreta Sivac, a former Bosnian
judge, was detained in a concentration camp in northern Bosnia
where she was tortured and raped .
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