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Triumph over tragedy: Residents take in Chernobyl children (Canton Journal) 07/29/2005
A Lifetime of Memories. Tearful goodbyes mark end of stay for Chernobyl children (Lowell Sun) 07/29/2005
Vice Premier Tomenko: Internet must be prevented from becoming 'dirty technologists' tool' in election campaign (Government Portal) 07/27/2005
Happiness, Foreign-Style, or The Dangers of Foreign Marriages (День) 07/26/2005
Methadone urged for AIDS fight in ex-Soviet states (Reuters) 07/26/2005
Yushchenko angers Ukrainian press (BBC) 07/26/2005
Global Fund Announces Three-Year, $67M Grant To Fight HIV/AIDS in Ukraine (Medical News Today) 07/26/2005
Experts Say Afghan Heroin Spreading AIDS (AP/Yahoo) 07/26/2005
Aids follows heroin trail to west (BBC) 07/25/2005
Foreign seasonal workers make up a distinct group of drug users (Prague Daily Monitor) 07/25/2005
Impact of transition on public health in Ukraine: case study of the HIV/AIDS epidemic [Ukraine has the highest per capita prevalence of HIV infection within Europe—1.4%. This poses a serious threat to the region's social and economic stability. Ukraine is geographically the largest country in Europe, apart from the Russian Federation.] (BMJ) 07/23/2005
Human Rights 'Extremely Important' To United States [Goli Ameri, U.S. delegate to U.N. Rights Commission, holds Internet chat] (USDOS) 07/21/2005
Graphic Testimony Continues In Massage Therapist Trial [A young Ukrainian woman testified Wednesday that a self-proclaimed Tibetan healer repeatedly raped and sexually assaulted her during what was supposed to be massage therapy for her migraine headaches.] (10News) 07/21/2005
Подолання СНІДу: нові можливості для України (VOA) 07/21/2005
Secret tapes could blame ex-president over killing (The Scotsman) 07/21/2005
Справа Ґонґадзе: Експерти радять провести розслідування про розслідування (Deutsche Welle) 07/21/2005
В Україні близько півмільйона ВІЛ-інфікованих (BBC Ukrainian) 07/21/2005
Безпритульні діти: кожного третього виганяють батьки (BBC Ukrainian) 07/21/2005
National program of prophylaxis of HIV/AIDS needs to be revised, Mykola Tomenko Believes [As of July 1, 2005, 80,000 HIV-infected persons were officially registered in Ukraine, 10,000 of whom were children.] (Government portal) 07/20/2005
Girl [recently arrived in the United States from Ukraine with her family] Sexually Assaulted at Florida Hotel (AP/Yahoo) 07/20/2005
Помилуйте мене, Президенте! Щомісяця до глави держави звертається близько двох тисяч засуджених із проханням про помилування (Україна молода) 07/20/2005
Людське життя — геть з прилавків! В Україні створять Національне бюро протидії торгівлі людьми (Україна молода) 07/19/2005
Безпритульні діти: вулиця гостинніша за притулки? (BBC Ukrainian) 07/19/2005
І є безпритульним куди притулитися... У дитячих будинках сімейного типу «діти вулиці» танцюють брейк-данс і отримують паспорти (Україна молода) 07/19/2005
HIV and National Security. Transcript: Laurie Garrett, Peter Piot, Richard C. Holbrooke... (Council on Foreign Relations) 07/18/2005
Ukrainian kidnapped and raped (Khaleej Times) 07/17/2005
Заповідники для мисливців з автоматами (Deutsche Welle) 07/16/2005
Кохайтеся! Такий незвичний заклик з'явився днями на столичних вулицях (Україна молода) 07/16/2005
Аборт для української жінки - це звичне явище (Радіо Свобода) 07/15/2005
Ukraine Families Visit Local Families for Respite from Radiation (KNDU) 07/14/2005
'Переважала й переважає песимістична оцінка майбутнього' (Львівська газета) 07/14/2005
Розминулися (Львівська газета) 07/13/2005
Не заплатиш — не станеш батьком, або Особливості міжнародного всиновлення в Україні (Україна молода) 07/13/2005
Безпритульні фотографи: виставка фотографій, зроблених «бомжами», шокувала Львів (Україна молода) 07/13/2005
Ex-prostitute [23-year-old Ukrainian citizen who was bought and sold by pimps in Israel] sues TV's Riva, says he put her in mortal danger (Ha'aretz) 07/12/2005
MSF activities in Ukraine being handed over [HIV/AIDS programme] (MSF) 07/11/2005
Vatican slams sex trade [16.6% of women working as sex slaves in Italy are from Ukraine] (ANSA) 07/11/2005
OSCE Project Co-ordinator and partners help Ukraine draft new action plan to fight human trafficking (OSCE) 07/08/2005
Malaysia's human rights commission seeks crackdown on women trafficking [(S)yndicates smuggle in women and girls to work in Malaysian brothels and bars from places such as Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia, Russia, Ukraine,...] (AP/Yahoo) 07/07/2005
Шокін: швидкість розслідування 'справи Гонгадзе' залежить від експертизи, яку проводять у Німеччині (Deutsche Welle) 07/07/2005
Справа Гонгадзе: знову проблеми (Deutsche Welle) 07/06/2005
Засуджене дитинство: з трьох тисяч неповнолітніх в'язнів амністія «світить» лише двомстам (Україна молода) 07/06/2005
Ukrainian Eurovision winner Ruslana to back OSCE anti-trafficking campaign (OSCE) 07/05/2005
Республіка Куряж: тут перевиховують дітей, яким не додали любові (Україна молода) 07/05/2005
OSCE Project Co-ordinator's Office in Ukraine presents survey and manual on civil and commercial codes (OSCE) 07/04/2005
OSCE Special Representative supports establishing Ukranian co-ordinator to fight trafficking in human beings (OSCE) 07/04/2005
Л. Черновецький закликає встановити кримінальну відповідальність за торгівлю людськими ембріонами (RISU) 07/04/2005
Photo: Ukrainian girls Irina (L), 13, and Inna, 14, victims of radiation fallout from the 1986 power plant explosion in Chernobyl, receive treatment for psoriasis at the Paediatric Hospital in Tarara, outside Havana, April 26, 2005. Since 1990, Cuba has treated 18,000 Ukranian children free of charge for loss of hair, skin disorders, cancer, leukemia and other illnesses attributed to the radioactivity unleashed by the reactor meltdown years before they were born. Picture taken April 26, 2005. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/04/2005
Young Chernobyl victims heal in Cuban sun (Reuters) 07/04/2005
Photo: Ukrainian girl Anna, 13, a victim of radiation fallout from the 1986 power plant explosion in Chernobyl, receives treatment for alopecia, the total loss of hair, at the Paediatric Hospital in Tarara, outside Havana, April 26, 2005. Since 1990, Cuba has treated 18,000 Ukrainian children free of charge for loss of hair, skin disorders, cancer, leukaemia and other illnesses attributed to the radioactivity unleashed by the reactor meltdown years before they were born. Picture taken April 26, 2005. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/04/2005
Photo: Ukrainian boy Bagdan (R), a victim of radiation fallout from the 1986 power plant explosion in Chernobyl, jokes while surrounded by friends at the Paediatric Hospital in Tarara, outside Havana, April 5, 2005. Bagdan suffers from alopecia and is one of the 18,000 Ukranian children, Cuba has treated since 1990 free of charge for loss of hair, skin disorders, cancer, leukemia and other illnesses attributed to the radioactivity unleashed by the reactor meltdown years before they were born. Picture taken April 5, 2005 (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/04/2005
Photo: Ukrainian girls Anastasia (L), 13, and Alina, 16, victims of radiation fallout from the 1986 power plant explosion in Chernobyl, stand together at the Paediatric Hospital in Tarara, outside Havana, April 5, 2005. Anastasia and Alina receive both treatment for alopecia, the total loss of hair and in the case of Anastasia it has already started to grow back. Since 1990, Cuba has treated 18,000 Ukranian children free of charge for loss of hair, skin disorders, cancer, leukemia and other illnesses attributed to the radioactivity unleashed by the reactor meltdown years before they were born. Picture taken April 5, 2005. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/04/2005
Reassessing Chernobyl (India Tribune) 07/01/2005
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