UN reports on fighting in Darfur (BBC News) - [text online]
DRC rebels pull out to let aid in (BBC News) - [text online]
Pakistan protest to US ambassador (BBC News) - [text online]
BNP members 'targeted by threats' (BBC News) - [text online]
BNP deputy Simon Darby admits: I use the City Hall to do party business (The Times) - [text online]
Charities launch appeal as Congo suffering grows (The Times) - [text online]
Robert Fisk: Once more fear stalks the streets of Kandahar (The Independent) - [text online]
Union: 'Ban teachers who are BNP supporters' (The Independent) - [text online]
Immigration soars to highest level in years (The Independent) - [text online]
Leading article: There are better ways to protect trafficked women (The Independent) - [text online]
BNP protest after arrests (Manchester Evening News) - [text online]
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Afghanistan: Fewer returning refugees may increase tension (ReliefWeb) - [text online]
DR Congo: Aid agencies plan to reach 34,000 IDPs in Dungu area (ReliefWeb) - [text online]
UN seeks USD 7bn to aid 30 million people in 2009 (ReliefWeb) - [text online]
Yemen: Fighting hampers relief aid to tens of thousands in the north (ReliefWeb) - [text online]
Immigration falls and set to decline further in recession (The Guardian) - [text online]
Phil Woolas should blame his own department, not asylum lawyers (The Guardian) - [text online]
Kabul conference pledges support for sustainable return (UNHCR) - [text online]
Afghanistan at the crossroads: Afghan returnees assess the lay of the land (UNHCR) - [text online]
Afghanistan at the crossroads: Kabul conference pledges support for sustainable return (UNHCR) - [text online]
Tough challenges face Congolese returnees to South Kivu (UNHCR) - [text online]
Refugee Council response to quarterly asylum statistics (Refugee Council) - [text online]
Covey responds to Immigration Minister's attacks (Refugee Council) - [text online]
Sri Lanka: Hundreds of thousands trapped in the Wanni need urgent shelters (Amnesty International) - [text online]
Colombia: Stop false accusations against human rights groups, government should address reported abuses (Amnesty International) - [text online]
Labour can't place itself above the law (The Guardian) - [text online]
UK net immigration rises to 237,000 (The Guardian) - [text online]
Central African Republic: Aid for 20,000 displaced people (ICRC) - [text online]
Tough action to protect vulnerable women and tackle kerb crawlers (Home Office Press Release) - [text online]
Third quarter removals at six-year high (Home Office Press Release) - [text online]
Asylum Update - Novemebr 20th 2008 (ICAR) - [text online]
YEMEN: Tens of thousands beyond reach of aid agencies - rights group (IRIN News) - [text online]
UN human rights office regrets Israeli pull-out from upcoming racism conference (UN News) - [text online]
‘Important qualitative leap’ made in Georgia talks, UN reports (UN News) - [text online]
Humanitarian situation in Somalia in serious decline as security worsens, warns UN chief (UN News) - [text online]
DR Congo: Ban welcomes rebel pullback and increased aid access in east (UN News) - [text online]
Ban joins concern over fresh reports of bombings and fighting in Darfur (UN News) - [text online]
UN seeks $7 billion in humanitarian aid for 2009, by far its largest ever appeal (UN News) - [text online]
DRC: Rape crisis set to worsen amid Kivu chaos (IRIN News) -[text online]
SOMALIA: Crops destroyed, families displaced as Shabelle bursts banks (IRIN News) - [text online]
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