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Officials Address Yupiit School District Problems

By PRESSRELEASE United Nations on Aug 26, 2011   State  

JUNEAU-Nearly 46 percent of the state’s schools showed Adequate Yearly Progress in the national tests required by the No Child Left Behind standards. That leaves 275 schools that did not meet all the measurements of the test. Many are familiar with being on the list – one school has not met the standard in eight […]

Key Kosovo Witness at UN War Crimes Trial Pleads Guilty To Contempt Of Court

By PRESSRELEASE United Nations on Aug 26, 2011   World  

26 August 2011 –A key witness today pleaded guilty to contempt of court for refusing to testify in the trial at a United Nations war crimes tribunal of former Kosovo prime minister Ramush Haradinaj on charges of crimes against humanity.

Security Council Urged To Unfreeze Libyan Assets

By PRESSRELEASE United Nations on Aug 25, 2011   World  

GENEVA-The United Nations and its diplomatic partners seeking a resolution to the Libyan crisis today urged the Security Council to release assets frozen under United Nations sanctions to the country’s transitional authorities to help them set up a government in the North African nation.

First Signs of Antarctic Ozone Depletion This Year,

By PRESSRELEASE United Nations on Aug 24, 2011   World  

August 24, 2011-Signs of ozone depletion are again appearing over the Antarctic, the United Nations reported yesterday, adding that prevailing temperatures and polar stratospheric clouds indicate that the degree of ozone loss this year will most likely be about average in comparison to the past decade.

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