Concentration Camp Liberation Commemoration Stands Firm
A memorial marks the camp in April 1945 honoring its liberation. The site preserves the memory of the prisoners and the end of Nazi control, underscoring the campaign to remember those affected by the atrocity.
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Anton Igel
Buchenwald
Germany
Residents flee as Rwanda Burundi crisis worsens
In Kigali and across Rwanda 250 Americans await departure as convoys and airlifts move toward Burundi. U N reports shelling of a field hospital killing about 60 refugees and wounding 100, amid rampant violence after the presidents death in a plane crash.
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Burundi
Kigali
Bujumbura
Clinton
Washington
Rwanda
Eric Bertin
Doctors Without Borders
Bertin
U.N. Field Hospital
United Nations
Bangladesh
U.N
Remera
Booh-Booh
Booh- Booh
Juvenal Habyarimana
Cyprian Ntaryamira
Tanzania
Study warns of exposure to chemicals worldwide
A U N study via the ILO warns up to 2 of 3 billion workers may face chemical risks. Dangers span Costa Rica banana plots to New York offices, with pesticides, heavy metals, and asbestos as major concerns. Production of chemicals has doubled since 1985, and lack of training and regulation heightens risks in developing nations.
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Washington
U.N
International Labor Organization
Costa Rica
New York
Isaac Obadia
ILO Safety and Health Officer
Stockholm
Sweden
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