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A National Day of Mourning for Victims in Philippines

President Gloria Macapagal -Arroyo on Monday declared a National Day of Mourning for the thousands of victims on Friday, January7. Christians and Muslims will gather to pray for the victims in tsunami
Discrimination Against Chinese-Indonesians in Disaster Area Have Been Heard

Authorities are receiving reports of Chinese-Indonesians being denied of food and medicines, forced to dig graves, and robbed
AIDS Orphans Are Living in Extreme Poverty

Because of pride, chinese local government official didn't accept financial support for AIDS children welfare from the central government and non-government organizations.
Aid for Tsunami Victims

The world's most powerful earthquake in the past 40 years in the world has triggered the set of reaction of donations.
Christian Relief Organization in Disaster Areas

Relief organizations have been working day and night the disaster-stricken coastal areas of Sri Lanka, Thailand, India and Indonesia.

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