51st Aid Worker Killed in Eastern ChadSource: VOA News
The U.N. refugee agency reports a Chadian colleague working in eastern Chad was killed in an ambush during the weekend. The UNHCR says dozens of humanitarian aid workers have been killed in eastern Chad this year.
Denmark deports group of IraqisSource: BBC News
The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and Amnesty International have criticised the Danish government's policy of sending the Iraqi refugees home. They argue that the situation is still too unstable in several regions.

TAIZ, Yemen | "This is the first food I've eaten in four days," Habiba Mohammad Hassan, a 17 year old Somali girl says while opening a packet of high energy biscuits from the U.N. World Food Program (WFP).
Iraqi "Palestinians" find refuge outside the Arab worldSource:
The UNHCR keeps trying to get Arab nations to accept them, and they are consistently rebuffed. (Syria, Jordan and other Arab nations have taken in well over a million Iraqi refugees, but refuse to take these people.
"Change" is easier said than done at UNHCRSource: Global Post
In April 2006, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) faced a crisis. Funding pledged by international donors was so low that the organization no longer had enough cash to pay salaries.
Struggling to change UNHCRSource: Global Post
Explaining why a top recruit of the High Commissioner for Refugees recently quit. . . . Although the UNHCR was awarded two Nobel Prizes for Peace over a 40-year span of protecting refugees, it faces a world today that is dramatically different from its conception in 1950.
Kidnapped UN aid worker released in PakistanSource: The Times
An American UN worker abducted more than two months ago has turned up unharmed alongside a road in western Pakistan with his hands and feet bound and pleading "Help me, help me".
India is Involved in John Solecki's KidnappingSource: http://www.pakspectator.com/india-is-involved-in-j
Euripides said: "Whom the Gods destroy, they first make mad." Just when one would have thought that India would have focus on its own homegrown terrorism and would work with United Nations and its neighboring countries to give the self-determination right to fractious and dispute …
'Only 200' missing, admits PakistanSource: The News is NowPublic.com
The fate of missing persons has come into limelight after a terror group Baloch Liberation United front abducted John Solecki, chief of the UN Human Rights Commission in Quetta.
UN's Solecki: a politico holds the keySource: The News is NowPublic.com
As the kidnapping of John Solecki enters its 19th day, it is almost certain his kidnappers will listen to Hyrbyair Marri, a former government education minister in Baluchistan.
Terror group spurns talk offer as Pak minister liesSource: The News is NowPublic.com
The abductors of John Solecki, 49, the UN High Commission for Refugees in Balochistan have spurned the talk offer, saying Pakistan home minister Rahman Malik was lying about the missing persons.
Oil-for-food scam minister lies about missing persons Source: The News is NowPublic.com
Pakistan government minister who became rich and powerful by being involved in the infamous oil-for-food scam is denying reports about missing persons abducted by Pakistan's infamous ISI and Military Intelligence.
UN oversimplifies as fresh atrocities against civilians beginSource: The News is NowPublic.com
The UN analysis of the situation in Baluchistan is oversimplified. Though poverty is definitely an issue, people there believe it has more to do with politics since their resource-rich country was occupied by Pakistan against their wishes in March 1948.
US media blasted for ignoring Solecki's abductionSource:
A young investigative Baloch journalist is shocked why the US media have not come to Quetta to cover the John Solecki abduction story. Solecki is the chief of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees and was abducted on February 2.
Solecki: Pakistan kidnappers extend deadlineSource: Times of India
The Baluch kidnappers holding John Solecki, chief of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees in the restive Baluchistan province, have extended the deadline for the government of Pakistan to concede to its demands.

Pakistan and its tuberculosis-ridden and alcoholic leader, Muhammad Ali Jinnah --an MI6 agent-- can both burn in hell and long live Baluchistan, but please free John Solecki immediately, the Baluch diaspora is urging the kidnappers of the senior-most UN official in Quetta.

One man harmed unjustly is an affront to 6.75 billion humans that call Mother Earth their home.
I am, totally what the Baluch call, mayareeg. This means feeling publicly embarrassed.

As consensus still remains intact it was an inside job of the infamous Inter Services Intelligence, to err on the side of caution two US-based Baluch organizations have called for the immediate release of John Solecki.
The DC-based American Friends of Baluchistan has appeale …

LONDON: A London-based human rights organization has approached the United Nations secretary-general to end the illegal detention of Baloch women and the sexual crimes committed against them by the Pakistani Army in Gestapo-style military dungeons.