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Hello all,
remember the UNICEF 1999 discussion?
I also wrote to UNICEF, and you can follow the discussion and the new link
to the report.
Greetings.
Dirk.
Subject: Re: Where is the 1999 UNICEF report???
You can find the Iraq report at the following link:
http://www.childinfo.org/iraq.htm
Best regards,
Rita A. Wallace
UNICEF Media Section
New York
Media NYHQ-DOC
To: "Dirk Adriaensens"
09/23/2002 <dirk.adriaensens@skynet.be>
02:21 PM cc:
Subject: Re: Where is the 1999
UNICEF
report???(Document link: NYHQ-DOC
Media)
We do apologize. It is indeed an unfortunate time for these pages to be
down. We're working on getting them back up immediately.
Best regards,
Rita A. Wallace
UNICEF Media Section
New York
"Dirk Adriaensens"
<dirk.adriaensens@ To: <media@unicef.org>
skynet.be> cc:
Subject: Where is the
1999 UNICEF report???
09/21/2002 05:36
PM
Hello,
What happened to the 1999 UNICEF report on Iraq:
http://www.unicef.org/reseval/iraqr.html ???
Child and Maternal Mortality Survey 1999: Preliminary Report (July, August
1999).
Is this a mistake or can you tell me why you removed that particular report
from the website?
You know that this report is a major argument in the Iraq debate.
Knowing that, I think it is a criminal action to remove the report, because
it helps the forces that want to invade Iraq.
And the timing is crucial. Why remove the report now? Can you reply me with
a decent answer, please?
An incensed peace activist and media-watcher.
Dirk Adriaensens (Belgium).
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