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Indonesia: A chance for chocolate

It's Easter - a time when Americans buy more than 30 million kilograms of chocolate! But will chocoholics always be able to get their fix?

Cocoa supplies are dwindling and it's predicted that by 2020, chocolate companies will be short of one million tons of cocoa.

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Education suffers due to poverty and conflict says a Naga from India

Education is key to improving the lives of children.  But in one area of the northeast region of India, education is suffering considerably due to poverty and conflict.

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Afghanistan’s greatest need is peace - Ban Ki-moon

As Afghanistan prepares to take full responsibility for its security at the end of 2014, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says the United Nations is preparing for the challenges ahead.

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A Dusun from Malaysia says alcohol abuse is cause for violence against women

Anne Lasimbang is a member of the Dusun ethnic group in the Malaysian state of Sabah, Borneo. She has been an advocate in the fight for indigenous peoples’ rights in Malaysia, and in Asia as a whole. She has also been involved in the local women’s activities in Sabah, Malaysia since 1983.

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Security Council unanimously adopts resolution on nuclear testing in the DPRK

The UN Security Council has adopted a resolution that strongly condemns the nuclear test conducted by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, DPRK on the 12th of February this year.

Gerry Adams reports.

Duration: 2'27"

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