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  1. Insecurity lowers Afghan returns 2009, UN reports http://bit.ly/8sdgtt
  2. Tens ways UN Office on Drugs and Crime makes a difference http://bit.ly/7CwaPn
  3. A child’s right to freedom of religion is expressed in Liberia http://bit.ly/4Peq8R
  4. 60 ways the UN makes a difference http://bit.ly/74WoVa
  5. Burundi: UN helps distribute free identity cards for next May’s polls http://bit.ly/8vsd87 #UN #news
  6. WHO: 2009 in review: key health issues http://bit.ly/7Vy5HW
  7. UNESCO: The Global Report on Adult Education (GRALE) http://bit.ly/5JCpZj
  8. UN blue helmets bring Christmas cheer to Haitian orphans http://bit.ly/5WrPGA
  9. UN refugee chief expresses ‘dismay’ as Thailand expels thousands of Lao Hmong http://bit.ly/64kTeS
  10. UN food agency shocked at killing of staff member in Afghanistan http://bit.ly/8qPnZQ
  11. Sudan’s troubled Darfur region to host national school competition with UN help http://bit.ly/7qrFEN
  12. UNEP Promotes Scientific Knowledge to the Developing World http://bit.ly/5mLo7z
  13. UNAIDS in action: Highlights from 2009 http://bit.ly/8u10Kw
  14. UNHCR: Education helps young refugees in Jordan cope with exile and the past http://bit.ly/8t3l3u
  15. UNESCO chief deplores killing of Kyrgyz journalist http://bit.ly/6DNFZ3
  16. Development challenges for the Arab region http://bit.ly/4xffRR
  17. A photo story: UN agencies ramp up fight against hunger http://bit.ly/4ZHvOZ
  18. UNICEF: Child-friendly schools benefiting students in the Maldives http://bit.ly/7ZBaxr
  19. UN refugee agency outlines strategy to fight xenophobia and racism http://bit.ly/8Fd65A
  20. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's speeches http://bit.ly/7QMY72