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Stiftelsen DNU har siden etableringen i 1986 mottatt årlig driftsstøtte fra Rogaland fylkeskommune, Stavanger kommune og Tysvær kommune. Store deler av driften er også prosjektfinansiert.

 

 

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06.02.2012
Press Release: TGTE Alleges Modern Day Gestapo in Togo for Tamil Refugees
The TGTE Ministry further stated “as a signatoree country, your government must adhere to the rights of refugees… collaboration of your government, the IOM, and the GoSL is no different than the Gestapo of Nazi Germany during WWII.
Source: American Banking News

06.02.2012
Brasch Words NEW HAMPSHIRE OR BUS: SARAH PALIN'S NO-CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGN TOUR
BLOOMSBURG, Pa., June 12, 2011 -- Speeding along city streets, going from somewhere to somewhere else, was the Sarah Palin "One Nation I'm Not Running for Anything But Follow Me Anyhow" bus chase.
Source: American Reporter

03.02.2012
Q&A With Pasadena Symphony's Composer in Residence
Peter Boyer, the Pasadena Symphony's new Composer in Residence, is working on a new symphony.
Source: Montrose Patch

03.02.2012
Sri Lankan woman's death in Norway bares plight of a Nation deprived of international justice
24-year-old Garolin Vinotha Nesarajah, who killed herself along with her 20-month-old baby boy on 16 January in a refugee centre in Førde in Western Norway, was not prepared for her deportation, as she feared she would be interrogated and tortured by the Sri Lanka Army back home, reporters in Jaffna
Source: Norway News

03.02.2012
Tamil woman's death in Norway bares plight of a Nation deprived of international justice
24-year-old Garolin Vinotha Nesarajah, who killed herself along with her 20-month-old baby boy on 16 January in a refugee centre in Førde in Western Norway, was not prepared for her deportation, as she feared she would be interrogated and tortured by the Sri Lanka Army back home, reporters in Jaffna
Source: Tamil Net

03.02.2012
4.29.08: The American Experience | New York Social Diary
Last week in the historic Great Hall on Ellis Island three esteemed individuals and a renowned family were honored by The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation, Inc.
Source: New York Social Diary

03.02.2012
Washington and Congress, A Perspective on Global Mobility with Lynn Shotwell
a dialog with LYNN SHOTWELL of American Council on International Personnel
Source: Global HR News

02.02.2012
Antwerp, Belgium
The city of Antwerp can rightfully pride itself on its rich, historic past. Through the centuries the city has managed to develop a rich and unique cultural heritage.
Source: Travel Research Online

01.02.2012
Jersey City (N.J.) Obtains Five National Recognitions
In 2005, Christopher Rinn, then-director for the Jersey City (N.J.) Medical Center EMS (JCMC EMS) Division, contacted Washko and Associates looking for assistance with improving their EMS system.
Source: Journal of Emergency Medical Services

31.01.2012
Kenya-Ethiopia: IOM transported 100,000 displaced Somalis to Camps
Khartoum, Sudan - The International Organization of Migration (IOM) has said that, in cooperation with partners, it provided transport assistance, over the last eight months, to 100,000 Somalis fleeing to Kenya and Ethiopia because of the war and famine in their country.
Source: Afrique en Ligne

31.01.2012
IOM transported 100,000 displaced Somalis to Camps in Kenya, Ethiopia
Khartoum, Sudan (PANA) - The International Organization of Migration (IOM) has said that, in cooperation with partners, it provided transport assistance, over the last eight months, to 100,000 Somalis fleeing to Kenya and Ethiopia because of the war and famine in their country.
Source: Panapress

30.01.2012
UND prof Thorson delighted in teaching, serendipity of learning
Playford V. Thorson II, a UND history professor for 35 years who specialized in Scandinavian and immigrant studies as well as the broad sweep of modern European history, died Thursday in Grand Forks. He was 86.
Source: Grand Forks Herald

30.01.2012
Community Calendar
The print deadline for calendar submissions is two weeks before the date of the event to be publicized. Email calendar@ballardnewstribune.com, or to get it posted online immediately, email anner@robinsonnews.
Source: Ballard News Tribune

30.01.2012
Ukraine to fight xenophobia and racism
Public information campaign against xenophobia and racism "Feel cultural variety" has started in Ukraine. The project was presented at a press conference in Kyiv on Monday.
Source: ForUm

30.01.2012
Students Experience 'Ellis Island' on Immigration Day
Grover Cleveland Middle School sixth graders learn what it's like to be an immigrant as part of Social Studies class.
Source: Caldwells Patch

30.01.2012
Viktigt att dra lärdom för framtiden
Samordningen har varit rörig och omständigheterna svåra. Ändå kan vi se positiva resultat av återuppbyggnadsarbetet i Haiti. På Sida håller vi dialogseminarium om vad som krävs för att lyckas samt sätter upp en utställning där haitierna själva beskriver sin situation.
Source: Sida - Styrelsen för Internationellt Utvecklingssamarbete

30.01.2012
Brasch Words NEW HAMPSHIRE OR BUS: SARAH PALIN'S NO-CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGN TOUR
BLOOMSBURG, Pa., June 12, 2011 -- Speeding along city streets, going from somewhere to somewhere else, was the Sarah Palin "One Nation I'm Not Running for Anything But Follow Me Anyhow" bus chase.
Source: American Reporter

29.01.2012
Q&A With Pasadena Symphony's Composer in Residence
Peter Boyer, the Pasadena Symphony's new Composer in Residence, is working on a new symphony.
Source: Sierra Madre Patch

29.01.2012
15 migrants killed off Libya coast, says official
TRIPOLI — At least 15 Somali migrants were killed and 40 left missing after their boat capsized off the coast of Libya this week, the Somali ambassador to Tripoli said Saturday.
Source: Saudi Gazette

28.01.2012
Libya boat accident leaves 15 dead, 40 missing
TRIPOLI: At least 15 Somali migrants were killed and 40 left missing after their boat capsized off the coast of Libya this week, the Somali ambassador to Tripoli said Saturday.
Source: Al Watan Daily

28.01.2012
NZer aboard rogue adventurer's yacht
A Kiwi is understood to have become an unplanned crew member on a yacht bound for Antarctica skippered by a Norwegian adventurer. The man, who does not have a passport with him, had been doing some work on the boat when it left New Zealand in a hurry after being told to go by immigration authoritie
Source: Otago Daily Times

27.01.2012
Kiwi aboard rogue adventurer's boat
A Kiwi is understood to have become an unplanned crew member on a yacht bound for Antarctica skippered by a Norwegian adventurer. The man, who does not have a passport with him, had been doing some work on the boat when it left New Zealand in a hurry after being told to go by immigration authoritie
Source: New Zealand Herald

27.01.2012
Bocas del Toro- Panamanian Paradise
Hola! After spending five days in Puerto Viejo de Talamanca we left early in the morning heading for the Panamanian border. We were a little worried about the crossing because technically you need proof of onward travel to enter Panama, which we didn’t have.
Source: Travel Blogs - Travellerspoint

27.01.2012
Africa: Ambassador Dicarlo At UN Security Council On Africa
Remarks by Ambassador Rosemary DiCarlo, U.S. Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, at Security Council Briefing on Peace and Security in Africa, January 26, 2012 Thank you Mr.
Source: All Africa.com

27.01.2012
Police find human smuggling route
Norwegian and British police have uncovered what they believe is an organized human smuggling route between Brevik on Norway’s southern coast and Immingham in England. The smugglers allegedly hide their human cargo in containers shipped on board ferries that run in scheduled service between the two
Source: Views and News from Norway

27.01.2012
Government backs Ethiopians’ departure
The new deal means will enable around 400 paperless Ethiopians living in Norway illegally from authorities’ point of view to go back. Deputy Minister of Justice Pål K.
Source: The Foreigner

26.01.2012
Immigration Directorate Warned about a Fake Facebook Profile
The Norwegian Directorate of Immigration has notified that a fake Facebook page in the name of UDI giving out strongly misleading information about immigration to Norway.
Source: Topix

26.01.2012
LETTERS: NCT, Jan. 26, 2012
Illegal immigrants spit on our laws I just read the Jan. 22 article titled, "Escondido woman obtains restraining order against Border Patrol agent." The same argument of illegal immigrants and their advocates was visibly apparent again.
Source: North County Times (AP)

26.01.2012
Stories in Stone: Travels through Urban Geology
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