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    United States Funds Programs For Refugees

    Federal Information and News Dispatch, Inc.
    State Department
    June 30, 2005

    Weekly Review of Developments in Human Rights and Democracy;
    President Bush on Victims of Torture Day, Dewey on torture and
    refugees, funding for refugees, Patterson on U.N. Human Rights
    Council, NGOs on U.N. human rights reform, Azerbaijan, electronic
    journals

    TEXT: Following are some of the most significant recent U.S.
    government policy pronouncements, hearings and reports on human
    rights and democracy, as well as some noteworthy materials released
    by international organizations and nongovernmental organizations on
    these topics:


    [parts omitted]

    UNITED STATES FUNDS PROGRAMS FOR REFUGEES

    The State Department's Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration
    releases a fact sheet periodically on U.S. funding provided to
    programs for refugees administered by international organizations.

    U.S. refugee policy is based on the premise that the care of refugees
    and other conflict victims and the pursuit of permanent solutions for
    refugee crises are shared international responsibilities.

    The most recent fact sheet, released June 13,shows funding actions
    completed in May with international and nongovernmental organizations
    and includes, for example, funding for U.N. Development Program
    activities in Russia's North Caucasus region and funding for the
    construction of houses and schools for refugees in Armenia.
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    Thought it might be nice to remind Turks that Armenia has its share of refugees as well. And let us not forget who started the war...

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