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Worldview 11/6/2009
Today we talk about struggling refugee resettlement programs in Illinois.
Worldview 11/5/2009
In recent years, peacekeeping has often involved armed military forces. We talk with two women who want to see peacekeeping return to its non-violent origins.
Worldview 11/4/2009
Today we'll discuss human rights violations in the Philippines.
Worldview 11/3/2009
The Canadian government forced Ukrainians and other Europeans into internment camps during World War I. We hear from a researcher who stumbled upon the little known story...
Worldview 11/2/2009
Honduras' de facto government agreed to a deal that opens the door for the return of President Manuel Zelaya. We’ll talk with a local organization that just returned from Honduras. Also, we get updated on the political situation in Iran. And, one out of five children worldwide dies from pneumonia. We’ll talk with a pediatrician back from Bangladesh, where he witnessed pneumonia's deadly effects.
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National News
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Peres calls on Palestinian leader not to quit

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Saudi won't bar hajj pilgrims over swine flu fears

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