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Kenyan bishop to sue RTE over Mission to Prey via @independent_ie
May 16, 2012
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Kenyan bishop to sue RTE over Mission to Prey via @independent_ie.
A THIRD cleric is taking legal action against RTE claiming serious defamation as the fallout from the ‘Mission to Prey’ programme continues.
The Irish Independent has learned that papers were lodged earlier this week at the High Court by Kenyan Bishop Philip Sulumeti.
allAfrica.com: Senegal: Greenpeace Welcomes Cancellation of Fishing Authorizations
May 4, 2012
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allAfrica.com: Senegal: Greenpeace Welcomes Cancellation of Fishing Authorizations.
Greenpeace welcomes the decision of the Senegalese government to cancel licenses of pelagic fishing vessels issued to 29 foreign trawlers from Russia, Comoros, Lithuania, Saint Vincent Grenadine and Belize.
“These kinds of licenses are a direct threat to employment and food security for millions of Senegalese who have been dependent on fishing for centuries,” says Raoul Monsembula, Oceans Campaigner, Greenpeace.
Most Irish believe overseas aid remains vital
May 3, 2012
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Most Irish believe overseas aid remains vital.
A MAJORITY of Irish people believe overseas aid remains important despite the State’s economic crisis, a new survey suggests.
The poll from Ipsos MRBI, commissioned by Dóchas, an umbrella group of more than 40 development organisations, found that 85 per cent of respondents rated overseas aid as “important” or “very important”. The findings mirror a similar survey conducted by Eurobarometer last year, which also found less than half of Irish people believe the Government should increase its overseas aid budget.
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