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New programme assistants begin United Nations work
Three new programme assistants have begun work at the Quaker United Nations Office (QUNO) in Geneva this week One, Kenyan Yvette Issar, is working with director David Atwood on the peace and disarmanent programme Yvette, who was an attender at Earlham College Meeting until moving to Geneva, is the Britain Yearly Meeting-sponsored assistant and as well as programme work will be involved in activities such as helping to organise the office's annual UN summer school
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