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	News and Reports أخبـــــار وأنبـــــاء Updated on 29 June, 2010 21:19
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		Census 2010 in England - via NABA (National Association of British Arabs)
		Arab Ethnic Profile Study 2004. NABA, Dr Ismail Jalili
		Information on Census 2011, issued in 2009
		Draft Questionnaire form for England

		Census 2011 in Scotland - via Fife Arab Society
		Draft Census (Scotland) Order: Follow-up to Discussion by Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee, 10 March 2010 Draft Census (Scotland) Order: Follow-up to Discussion by Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee, 10 March 2010 (2) Draft Questionnaire form



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	Local Elections 4 May 2006
	Focus on NABA
	2006
	Appeals Requests Press releases
	2005
	Messages on 11 January 2005 (1) Appeal for Arab Blood Donation (2) Surplus Hospital and Health Equipments for Iraqi Hospitals Appeal (3) Arab Population Study for the Purpose of 2011 Census (4) The Formation of the British Arabs Forum (BAF) (5) Condolences to NABA Council Member Dr Shireen Al-Sahab Medical Evidence to the Arab 'genocide' There should be a limit to indecency, November 2004 Afif Safieh British Arabs Demand: Stop the Massacres in Iraq and Gaza April 2004 British Arabs Socked at Pictures of the Torture of Iraqis May 2004 Newsletter 10 February 2004: 1. The Inconvenience of History' 2. Press Release: Racism Manifested at Holocaust Day. 3. Harp of Ur Project Progress NABA response to Kilroy-Silk Statement Harp of Ur (1) (2) Meetings with NATFHE/CRE - December 2003 Stand by Dr Wilkie Bam Earthquake Disaster December 2003 Medical Books for Iraq Edward Mitral Valve Media Alert 9 October 2002
	Metropolitan Police Authority Conference 'Together Against Terror'
	Farewell to Afif Safieh from NABA, June 2005 Afif Safieh was the voice of Palestine in England, and he was also the voice of the Arab conscience. Nobody could put the case for Palestine as well as Afif, that most erudite of diplomats who could hold an audience in the palm of his hand with his passion, his fluency and his vibrancy. He has been the ‘peoples diplomat’, the model of a grass-root diplomat, a true representative of his people and an example to Arabs whilst being ‘one of us’. Afif and his wife Christ’l will be the best gift Arabs can give to America and to the Palestinian cause but he will be dearly missed on the London and UK scene. Dr Ismail al-Jalili NABA Chairman


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