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News
	Girls Study Group President Obama awarded 2009 Nobel Peace Prize Security Council lengthens UN tribunals for war crimes in Balkans and Rwanda Ten Stories the World Should Hear More About
Publications
	Janusz Korczak: The Child's Right to Respect - Lectures on today's challenges Le potentiel de developpement des migrants transnationaux d'Afrique subsaharienne Migration in Western and Central Africa: Country Profiles 2009 NSW Recorded Crime Statistics Quarterly Report Post-Crisis Growth in Developing Countries: A Special Report of the Commission on Growth and Development Public Sentinel - News Media & Governance Reform Racism on the Internet World-Regional Social Policy and Global Governance
Web Sights
	Say NO to Violence against Women UNODC - UNDP Campaign: Your No Counts UNiTE to End Violence against Women United Nations Reports and Resolutions on Social Development
World Events
	Counter Terror Expo 2010 International Day of Commemoration of the Victims of the Holocaust United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) e-Learning Course Calendar
Multimedia
	World Development Indicators CD-ROM

News

Girls Study Group

The goal of the Girls Study Group project is to develop a research foundation that will enable communities to make sound decisions about how best to prevent and reduce delinquency and violence by girls. The goal is to further the field's understanding of female juvenile offending and also to identify effective strategies for preventing and reducing female juvenile involvement in delinquency and violence.

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