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following Statement on Economic Crisis and Disabled People was launched

A London School of Economics tanulmánya szerint az olyan emberek aránya, akik engedély nélkül élnek az Egyesült Királyságban, sokkal magasabb, mint azt előzőleg gondolták. A legutóbbi hivatalos becslés erre vonatkozóan 430 ezerre tette az illegális bevándorlók számát, valójában ez 750 ezer embert jelenthet. A tanulmány kitér arra, hogy az illegális bevándorlás természete miatt nehéz pontos adatokat mondani.

The inward-looking self definition of identity as an ethnonational entity now not only effect the people's relation's with "the outsiders," but also the inter-ethnic groups' relations within the region. The expectations to achieve economic and political liberation on the basis of ethnic groups have led to feuds between the people groups within the region. Although a common enemy is still strongly felt to be "the outsiders," in the attempts to define one's ethnonationality, and in the struggle for "autonomy" and liberation, the more powerful neighbouring ethnic groups came to be identified as obstacles. The Naga-Kuki clash in recent years is a good example. If the trend continues as it is, we may expect to see more feuds among the ethnic groups.

Johannesburg - Leading South African-based luxury safari group, andBEYOND, continues to roll out an innovative, multi pronged marketing programme to counter the effects of the global financial slump. Started in the last quarter of 2008, the programme has been aimed at the international travel trade, the international and local travel media, past guests and potential new guests. Initiatives include competitive offers, discounts to travel partners, a relaxation on trading terms, print advertising, a promotional digital campaign and increased PR activity. “Luxury travel has tended to be somewhat more resistant to the effects of the crisis compared to other sectors, although not impervious,” commented Nicky Fitzgerald, Group Marketing Director

Global financial crisis negatively affected tourism in Yemen Tuesday, 24-February-2009 Almotamar.net, Saba - Tourism Ministry said on Tuesday that the global financial crisis had a negative impact on economic and social role of tourism in Yemen, which reflected the decline in the number of tourists coming to Yemen and the cancellation of hotel bookings.

We are delighted to be so advanced in our preparations for the Expo

a mixture of Australian red earth and Chinese soil into a ceremonial vessel that will be placed in the pavilion's foundations.