by Stephen Lendman
October 24, 2010
Daily camp life: “slum areas” or under-developed urban sprawls, some “open spaces,” others “closed.” Job discrimination, poverty, lack proper sanitary installations for safe drinking water. Population density is a major issue. Palestinians have lived in forced exile for decades throughout the world, most within 100 km of their original homes. Overall, Palestinians see camps as “symbols of illegitimacy.”
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by Stephen Lendman
October 23, 2010
Unfortunately sexual abuse, rape, and sex trafficking are more commonplace than occasional, wherever Blue Helmets are deployed. Blue Helmet abuses, including trading food for sex with girls as young as eight in Liberia, said also to go on in Burundi, Ivory Coast, East Timor, DR Congo, Cambodia, and Bosnia. Various other reports were similar, abuses including sex with young girls, rape and trafficking.
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