Muslims Against Sharia (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
... week to look after our workers while ensuring our operation in Afghanistan can continue." Aleem Siddique, a UN spokesman, said the move will affect 600 of the world body's roughly 1,100 international staff. "We will be looking as a temporary measure to relocate some staff within the country and some staff outside of the country, while we can secure accommodation, where proper...
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
... in and outside of Afghanistan while the body works to find safer permanent housing, spokesman Aleem Siddique said. The majority of the UN's 1,100 international staff in Afghanistan live the capital, spread out among more than 90 guesthouses. The plan is to consolidate those living arrangements so staff can be better protected, Siddique said. He stressed this was not a pullout...
The Huffington Post (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
... in and outside of Afghanistan while the body works to find safer permanent housing, spokesman Aleem Siddique said. The majority of the U.N.'s 1,100 international staff in Afghanistan live the capital, spread out among more than 90 guesthouses. The plan is to consolidate those living arrangements so staff can be better protected, Siddique said. He stressed this was not a pullout...
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Minstrel Boy (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
... and outside of Afghanistan while the world body works to find safer permanent housing, spokesman Aleem Siddique said. He said they did not know how many would actually be leaving the country. "We are not talking about pulling out," the head of the mission, Norwegian diplomat Kai Eide, told reporters. "We are not talking about evacuation." He said a number of options...
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
... is to consolidate those living arrangements so staff can be better protected, the UN spokesman Aleem Siddique said. "We remain committed to ensuring that all of our programmes and activities continue. But obviously following the events of last week, we really do need to have a look at how we can ensure that our staff can continue those programmes and activities, but at the same...
News Scotsman (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
... in and outside Afghanistan, including Dubai, while the body works to find safer permanent housing.Aleem Siddique, a UN spokesman, said the majority of its 1,100 international staff in Afghanistan live in the capital, spread out among more than 90 guesthouses. The plan is to consolidate those living arrangements into a facility like the "Green Zone" in Baghdad so staff can be better...
Scotsman.com (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
... in and outside Afghanistan, including Dubai, while the body works to find safer permanent housing.Aleem Siddique, a UN spokesman, said the majority of its 1,100 international staff in Afghanistan live in the capital, spread out among more than 90 guesthouses. The plan is to consolidate those living arrangements into a facility like the "Green Zone" in Baghdad so staff can be better...
Sify (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
... staff'. Eide did not provide any figures for the number of UN staff affected by the decision, but Aleem Siddique, a UN spokesman, said up to 600 international staff would be relocated inside Afghanistan and to other countries for a few weeks. About 5,500 UN workers, including around 1,000 foreign staff, are currently in Afghanistan. The move would also bring together the remaining...
Miami Herald (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
... in and outside of Afghanistan while the body works to find safer permanent housing, spokesman Aleem Siddique said."We are not talking about pulling out," the head of the mission, Norwegian diplomat Kai Eide, told reporters. "We are not talking about evacuation."The majority of the U.N.'s 1,100 international staff in Afghanistan live in the capital, spread out in more than 90 guesthouses.The...
Sify (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
The United Nations is to relocate 600 staff from Afghanistan after attacks on a Kabul guest house last week.The some 600 non-essential staff will be moved for four to five weeks to more secure locations in and outside Afghanistan while the body works to find safer permanent housing, the Daily Express quoted spokesman Aleem Siddique, as saying. The majority of the UN's 1,100 international...
New Statesman (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
The relocation of staff to more secure areas in and outside of Afghanistan would allow the UN time to find safer permanent housing, spokesman Aleem Siddique said.
ABC News (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
... in and outside of Afghanistan while the body works to find safer permanent housing, spokesman Aleem Siddique said.Related"We are not talking about pulling out," the head of the mission, Norwegian diplomat Kai Eide, told reporters. "We are not talking about evacuation."The majority of the U.N.'s 1,100 international staff in Afghanistan live in the capital, spread out in more than 90...
Yahyasheikho786's Blog (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
... in and outside of Afghanistan while the body works to find safer permanent housing, spokesman Aleem Siddique said. The majority of the UN’s 1,100 international staff in Afghanistan live the capital, spread out among more than 90 guesthouses. The plan is to consolidate those living arrangements so staff can be better protected, Siddique said. He stressed this was not a pullout...
The Earth Times Online Newspaper (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
... staff."Eide did not provide any figures for the number of UN staff affected by the decision, but Aleem Siddique, a UN spokesman, said up to 600 international staff would be relocated inside Afghanistan and to other countries for a few weeks. About 5,500 UN workers, including around 1,000 foreign staff, are currently in Afghanistan. The move would also bring together the remaining...
NYDailyNews (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
... within and outside of Afghanistan while the body works to find safer permanent housing, spokesman Aleem Siddique said. He said they did not know how many would actually be leaving the country."We are not talking about pulling out," the head of the mission, Norwegian diplomat Kai Eide, told reporters. "We are not talking about evacuation."He said a number of options were being considered...
