# developing-world - Today’s News
# developing-world - Friday 24 May, 2013
The horrific incarceration suffered by three US women kidnapped and held for ten years is now over, but for one girl every two seconds – torn from her family and forced into marriage – it has just begun, writes Vanina Trojan.
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# developing-world - Sunday 5 May, 2013
Vietnam – working on improving technology, conditions and pay – is proving more attractive to brands who want to protect their consumer reputation.
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# developing-world - Tuesday 5 March, 2013
Do you remember these designs?
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# developing-world - Monday 26 November, 2012
Meanwhile, a second blaze broke out a 12-storey factory building, sparking new wave of panic.
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# developing-world - Sunday 19 August, 2012
On World Humanitarian Day, Concern Director in Kenya Anne O’Mahony writes from Nairobi on tackling the underlying causes of vulnerability to the worst effects of manmade and natural shocks.
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# developing-world - Wednesday 11 July, 2012
…But let’s not fall back on reprehensible arguments that disease and food crises are “natural” methods of curbing it, writes Concern Worldwide’s Overseas Director.
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# developing-world - Monday 18 June, 2012
The changing patterns of climate and other factors have caused chaos in the developing world, writes Concern’s CEO Tom Arnold. This week’s Earth Summit is a chance to prioritise solutions.
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# developing-world - Monday 2 January, 2012
Oxfam’s Caroline Gluck reports from the island nation still struggling to recover from the devastating impact of the 2010 earthquake.
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# developing-world - Thursday 1 December, 2011
Yes, AIDS-related deaths are decreasing – but there are several huge threats in the fight against HIV and AIDS, writes Breda Gahan on World Aids Day.
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# developing-world - Tuesday 28 June, 2011
Oxfam Ireland’s Chief Executive Jim Clarken argues that the appointment of an IMF head is pre-ordained – and excludes developing countries and rising powers.
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# developing-world - Thursday 14 April, 2011
Researchers believe that about half of stillborn babies could be saved if their mothers had better medical care – and also say that rising rates of maternal obesity could be contributing to stillborn rates in the developed world.
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