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[casi] UN DELIVERS NEW SHIPMENT OF EMERGENCY REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHSUPPLIES TO IRAQ



I wonder how the US far right will like the contraceptives delivery? They
have already managed to get a significant portion of the money which is
supposed to go for AIDS prevention (in Africa, if I remember) to be
dedicated to abstinence programs, which has not been notably effective.

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From: "UN News Service" <UNNews@un.org>
To: <news11@list.un.org>
Subject: UN DELIVERS NEW SHIPMENT OF EMERGENCY REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
SUPPLIES TO IRAQ
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2003 16:00:09 -0400
Message-ID: <000301c35155$05acb320$720a960a@un.org>

UN DELIVERS NEW SHIPMENT OF EMERGENCY REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SUPPLIES TO
IRAQ
New York, Jul 23 2003  4:00PM
In an effort to restore reproductive health services in Iraq, the United
Nations Population Fund
(<"http://www.unfpa.org/news/news.cfm?ID=360">UNFPA) has delivered a new
shipment of emergency reproductive health supplies to key maternity
hospitals and primary healthcare centres in Baghdad.

The shipment included much needed emergency obstetric care supplies,
clean delivery equipment, contraceptives, syringes, essential drugs and
other medical supplies sent by the UNFPA office in Iran, the agency said
in a press release.

The supplies were distributed among healthcare centres by UNFPA and the
Iraqi Ministry of Health. Priority was given to healthcare facilities
serving densely populated areas, those that were directly affected by the
war, and others located in areas in need of immediate support.

Additional UNFPA shipments of reproductive health supplies are expected
to arrive in Baghdad soon.
 2003-07-23 00:00:00.000

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